Daniel Stempel, Ph.D.

Since 08/2018 Chair of Economics, specifically Monetary Economics, Heinrich ​​Heine ​University Düsseldorf

02/2017-​06/2018 Teaching Assistant, University of Mannheim

10/2014-​03/2016 Teaching Assistant, Goethe University Frankfurt

Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy

Asymmetries in New Keynesian Models

Implementation of Monetary Policy

Publications in Peer-Reviewed Journals

• Risk Sharing Heterogeneity in the United States, Economics Bulletin 2021, Vol. 41(3), pp. 1223-1240.
• Gender discrimination, inflation, and the business cycle (with Ulrike Neyer), Journal of Macroeconomics 2021, Vol. 70.

Discussion Papers

• The Macroeconomic Effects of Different CBDC Regimes in an Economy with a Heterogeneous Household Sector (with Jana Magin and Ulrike Neyer), DICE Discussion Paper No. 396, March 2023
• How Should Central Banks React to Household Inflation Heterogeneity? (with Ulrike Neyer), DICE Discussion Paper No. 378, January 2022
• Asymmetric Macroeconomic Effects of QE-​induced Increases in Excess Reserves in a Monetary Union (with Maximilian Horst and Ulrike Neyer), DICE Discussion Paper No. 346, July 2020

Other Publications

• The Macroeconomic Damage from Gender Discrimination (with Ulrike Neyer), London School of Economics Business Review, May 2021
• Macroeconomic Damage from Gender Discrimination (with Ulrike Neyer),  Royal Economic Society Media Briefing, April 2021
• The ECB Has to Tackle Inflation More Credibly (with Maximilian Horst and Ulrike Neyer), Wirtschaftsdienst 102(6), pp. 426-429, June 2022