Primære forskningsområder

Labor economics, labor-finance, applied microeconometrics

Aktuel forskning

See www.lemaire.dk

Undervisnings- og vejledningsområder

Labor economics, labor-finance, applied microeconometrics, policy evaluation

Sprogkundskaber

Fluent in Danish and English

CV

Education:

2005-2008                   PhD in Economics, University of Copenhagen

Thesis title: Essays on Labor Market Search and the Distribution of Incomes

Supervisor: Karsten Albæk

Committee: Bernd Fitzenberger, Hans Christian Kongsted (chair), and Dale Mortensen

2002-2005                   M.Sc. in Economics, University of Copenhagen

1998-2002                   B.Sc. in Economics, University of Copenhagen

1992-1995                   High School, Ordrup Gymnasium

Working Experience:

2014-                         Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, associate professor

2008-2014                   Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, assistant professor

2004-2005                   Danish Welfare Commission, student assistant

2001-2004                   Danish Economic Council, student assistant

2001, 2003                  Rockwool Foundation Research Unit, temporary employment

1999-2001                   Novo Nordisk, student assistant

1996-1997                   Royal Danish Lifeguards, private soldier

Teaching Experience:

2014                          Labor Economics, lectures, University of Copenhagen

2008 – 2011, 2014        Advanced microeconometrics, lectures, University of Copenhagen

2009 – 2010                Econometrics A, lectures, University of Copenhagen

2005 – 2006                Econometrics, 2^nd year, class, University of Copenhagen

2005                         Summerschool in Econometrics (3 weeks), class, University of Copenhagen

Refereeing:

Empirical Economics, Labour Economics, Macroeconomic Advances, Nationaløkonomisk Tidsskrift (Danish Journal of Economics), Scandinavian Journal of Economics.

Grants and awards:

Danish Social Science Research Council Grant: Using Exogenous Variation to Analyze Crime, 2010.

Economic Policy Research Network (EPRN) Research Grant: Tax-bunching, Income Switching and Self-employment (with Bertel Schjerning), 2010

The Tuborg Foundation's Economic Prize, 2006.