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Home | News | Eric Bartelsman Research Visitor ECB
News | April 23, 2013

Eric Bartelsman Research Visitor ECB

Research fellow Eric Bartelsman has been selected as Research Fellow of the European Central Bank (ECB) for 2013-2014. As ECB Research Visitor, Bartelsman will contribute to the Competitive Research Network (COMPNet) of the European System of Central Banks with research on productivity and firm dynamics.

 The ECB invites via its Research Visitor Programme leading economists in academia, central banks and top research institutions to conduct research in the Directorate General Research (DG-R) on issues of relevance to the ECB. Participants in the program are recognised international experts in their field.

Eric Bartelsman (1960) is professor of economics at the VU Amsterdam. He studied economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and received his PhD from Columbia University. He has served as economist at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington DC, as advisor to the CPB, Netherlands, and as head of the economic research department at the Ministry of Economic Affairs in the Netherlands. His research interests focus on the sources of productivity growth, both from a micro and macro point of view.