Sophie Häse

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Ms Sophie Häse M.Sc. (Verkehrswirtschaft)

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Chair of Economics, esp. Transport Policy and Spatial Economics

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Falkenbrunnen, Room 009b Würzburger Str. 35

01187 Dresden

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Impacts of exogenous shocks (esp. natural disasters and infrastructure) on real estate prices
Discounting in cost-benefit analyses (esp. for transportation projects, climate-relevant projects)

since 2017	Research Associate / PhD Position, TU Dresden, Chair of Economics, esp. Transport Policy and Spatial Economics
2015 - 2017	Student Assistant, TU Dresden, Chair of Transport Economics and International Transport Policy
2016 - 2017	Student Assistant, TU Dresden, Chair of Economics, esp. Macroeconomics, Spatial Economics and Regional Science
2014 - 2017	Studies in Transport Economics (M.Sc.), TU Dresden
2011 - 2014	Studies in Transport Economics (B.Sc.), TU Dresden

12th Geoffrey J.D. Hewings Regional Economics Workshop, Vienna, Austria, 09/2019
59th ERSA Congress, Lyon, France, 08/2019
Winter Seminar of the GfR (German Speaking Section of the ERSA), Matrei i. O., Austria, 02/2019
International Seminar on the Frontiers of Data Science, Chengdu, China, 09/2018
4th Conference "Verkehrsökonomik und -politik" (Transportation Economics and Policy), Berlin, Germany, 06/2017

"Enno-Heidebroek-Urkunde" Award for the best graduate in Transport Economics 2016/2017 at TU Dresden

Costs and Prices in Transport, Tutorials (WT 2019/20)
Empirical Methods in Transport Economics and Policy, Lecture + Tutorials (WT 2019/20)
Empirical Methods of Regional Research, Tutorials (ST 2017, ST 2018, ST 2019, ST 2020)
[Video Playlist ST 2020]
Research Seminar Spatial Economics, Seminar (ST 2019, WT 2019/20, ST 2020)

Infrastructure and Regulation, Tutorials (WT 2017/18, WT 2018/19)
Microeconomics, Tutorials (ST 2017)
Strategy and Competition, Tutorials (ST 2017)
Principles in Economics, Tutorials (WT 2016/17, WT 2017/18)
Introduction to Scientific Research Methods, Seminar (WT 2017/18, WT 2018/19, WT 2019/20)
Specific Issues in Spatial Economics, Seminar (WT 2018/19)

Natural disasters and long-term economic growth – An empirical analysis based on the example of Hurricane Katrina
An empirical study on the evaluation of public transport access
Spatial effects of hub airports e.g. Munich Airport
Comparing incomes and life satisfaction - Highlighting the relevance and intensity for reference groups
Economic evaluation of the German §37 ERegG concerning load capacity based route prices of the DB Netz AG

Effects of public debt on economic growth
Setting appropriate discount rates for the evaluation of transport infrastructure projects as part of a cost-bene-fit analysis: An international comparison
Monetary evaluation of traffic noise
Determinants of real estate prices – An empirical study on the Dresden housing market
Exploration of the link between subjective well-being and utility
Models and determinants of location decisions of business companies
What do climate models tell us about economic effects of the climate change?