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Home | News | Fellows Huber, Hommes and Salle jointly published in European Economic Review
News | November 14, 2021

Fellows Huber, Hommes and Salle jointly published in European Economic Review

Three TI research fellows,  Stefanie HuberCars Hommes (CENDEF) and Isabelle Salle (MiNT) have a publication in the European Economic Review, along with co-writer Alexander Hodbod.

Fellows Huber, Hommes and Salle jointly published in European Economic Review

In their paper, entitled The COVID-19 consumption game-changer: Evidence from a large-scale multi-country survey, the authors discuss if and how the COVID-19 crisis has a sustained impact on consumer confidence, preferences, and, hence, spending. 

You can read their paper here 


Stefanie Huber              Cars Hommes


Isabelle Salle