Tim Dominik Maurer

Tim Dominik Maurer

Postdoctoral Researcher

NHH & PeRCent

Welcome

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the NHH Norwegian School of Economics and a Research Fellow at the Pension Research Centre (PeRCent).

My research focuses on macroeconomics, labor, public, and pension economics. I have a PhD in Economics from the Copenhagen Business School.

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Interests
  • Macroeconomics
  • Public Economics
  • Labor Economics
Education
  • PhD in Economics, 2023

    Copenhagen Business School

  • MSc in Economics and Finance, 2018

    Copenhagen Business School

  • BSc in Economics, 2015

    University of Zurich

News

Research Updates

March 2025: Our handbook chapter “Life Expectancy, Retirement Age, and Pension Wealth” is now available online: here!

December 2025: New Working Paper on old workers' willingness to pay for job amenities!

Working Papers

Labor Supply vs. Demand of Older Workers: A Structural Approach with Stated Preferences (Draft, Poster)

joint with Max Groneck and Johanna Wallenius

Population Aging, Public Finances, and Alternatives for Retirement Reform (Draft)

joint with Frederik Bjørn Christensen

Raising the Bar: Pension Age Reforms, Labor Supply, Welfare Dependence, and Taxes (Slides)

joint with Frederik Bjørn Christensen, Svend Erik Hougaard Jensen, and Miguel Sousa Duarte

Willingness to pay for job characteristics in later life: Evidence from a stated choice experiment (Draft)

joint with Max Groneck, Tunga Kantarci, and Johanna Wallenius

Publications

Social Welfare Effects of Annuitization in Small Open Economies (Working Paper)

The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Accepted

Life Expectancy, Retirement Age, and Pension Wealth (Link)

Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics, 2026
joint with Svend Erik Hougaard Jensen and Miguel Sousa Duarte

Stock market evidence on the international transmission channels of US monetary policy surprises (Link)

Journal of International Money and Finance, Volume 136, 102866, 2023
joint with Thomas Nitschka

Work in Progress

Do Means-Tested Pensions Undermine the Effectiveness of Retirement Age Increases?

joint with Svend Erik Hougaard Jensen and Miguel Sousa Duarte

Inequality in Longevity and Redistribution in Public Pension Schemes

joint with Frederik Bjørn Christensen

 

Technical work

A toolkit for solving overlapping generations models with family-linked bequest and intergenerational skill transmission (Github)

joint with Frederik Bjørn Christensen

Teaching

Pension Economics, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022

Copenhagen Business School, Full Degree Master, Link to course

Empirical Macroeconomics and Finance, 2026 (scheduled),2025

Norwegian School of Economics, Full Degree Master, Link to course

Computational Macroeconomics, 2024, 2021

University of Kansas, PhD-level, Link to course
Iowa State University
Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore

Financial Econometrics, 2018

Copenhagen Business School, Msc Advanced Economics and Finance

Applied Econometrics, 2017

Copenhagen Business School, Msc Applied Economics and Finance

Code

On my GitHub page, I share lectures and sample code on how to solve and estimate life cycle models with overlapping generations.