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WiWo: FS Professor Sebastian Ebert among the 10 most interesting young economists under 40

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Frankfurt am Main, 20.05.2021 12:00:00

Professor Dr. Sebastian Ebert holds a professorship in Microeconomics at Frankfurt School. Today, Wirtschaftswoche featured him as one of the ten most exciting young economists under 40 who are advancing German economics with new ideas and topics relevant to the future. He is actively shaping the change that the german economy is currently undergoing.

Sebastian Ebert is the first Frankfurt School academic to be selected by the European Research Council (ERC). In his research, he focuses on the psychology of risky decisions, such as investing money, and contributes to various areas of behavioural economics.

More information available online at Wirtschaftswoche.

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