Philip Schnorpfeil
I am a postdoctoral researcher at Goethe University Frankfurt and a recipient of the 2022--23 Lamfalussy Research Fellowship by the European Central Bank.
My research interests are in household finance, macroeconomics, and political economy. In particular, I draw on field experiments and empirical analyses of observational data to study causes and consequences of heterogeneous beliefs of households and firms.
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Contact
Email: schnorpfeil@finance.uni-frankfurt.de
Address:
House of Finance, Goethe University Frankfurt
Theodor-W.-Adorno-Platz 3, 60323 Frankfurt, Germany
Working Papers
Households' Response to the Wealth Effects of Inflation
(with Michael Weber and Andreas Hackethal, last update: November 2023)
Other versions: [BFI] [CEPR] [CESifo] [Chicago Booth] [NBER] [SAFE]
Featured in: [BFI Research Brief] [FAZ (#1) (in German)] [FAZ (#2) (in German)] [VoxEU]
Big Brother Watches You (Even When He's Dead): Surveillance and Long-run Conformity
(with Francesco D'Acunto and Michael Weber, last update: May 2022)
Communist Imprints and Corporate Behavior
(with Lutz Johanning, last update: July 2021)
Selected Work in Progress
Inflation and Portfolios
(with Michael Weber and Andreas Hackethal, draft coming soon)
Trust in Central Banks
(with Michael Weber and Andreas Hackethal)
How Debtors Respond to Rate Changes
(with Andreas Fuster, Virginia Gianinazzi, Andreas Hackethal, and Michael Weber)
Propaganda and the Glass Ceiling
(draft available upon request)