Dr. Peter Eppinger

• Covid-19 Shocking Global Value Chains (with Gabriel Felbermayr, Oliver Krebs, and Bohdan Kukharskyy), 2020.
• Optimal Ownership and Firm Performance: Theory and Evidence from China's FDI Liberalization (with Hong Ma), 2020.
• Contracting Institutions and Firm Integration Around the World (with Bohdan Kukharskyy), 2020. Online Appendix. Earlier version available as: University of Tübingen Working Paper No. 100, 2017.
• Firm Exports, Foreign Ownership, and the Global Financial Crisis (with Marcel Smolka), 2019.
• External Financial Dependence and Firms' Crisis Performance across Europe (with Katja Neugebauer), SRC Discussion Paper No. 65, 2017. Web Appendix.
• Exploiting the Potential for Services Offshoring: Evidence from German Firms, IAW Discussion Paper No. 108, 2014.

• Service Offshoring and Firm Employment, Journal of International Economics 117: 209-228, 2019.
  Earlier version available as University of Tübingen Working Paper No. 103, 2017. Online Appendix.
  For a short summary (in German) see the blog oekonomenstimme.org.
• The Great Trade Collapse and the Spanish Export Miracle: Firm-level Evidence from the Crisis (with Nicole Meythaler, Marc-Manuel Sindlinger, and Marcel Smolka), The World Economy, 41(2): 457-493, 2018. Available as University of Tübingen Working Paper No. 93, 2017.
  See also the media coverage at ABC.es, El Confidencial, elEconomista.es, and La Vanguardia, among others.
• Did Globalization Influence Credit Market Deregulation? (with Niklas Potrafke), The World Economy 39(3): 426–443, 2016. Earlier version available as CESifo Working Paper No. 5374, 2015.
• Bilateral Trade and Similarity of Income Distributions: The Role of Second Moments (with Gabriel Felbermayr), Economics Letters 126: 159–162, 2015. Earlier version available as Ifo Working Paper No. 184, 2014. Web Appendix.

• Essays in International Trade and Global Production, Dissertation, 2018.
  Awarded the Roman Herzog Forschungspreis Soziale Marktwirtschaft (first prize) and the RWT Dissertation prize for the best dissertation of the year at the School of Business and Economics at the University of Tübingen.

• Hat Globalisierung zu Kreditmarktderegulierung geführt? (with Niklas Potrafke), ifo Schnelldienst 68(12): 18-21, 2015.

• Shock Transmission in Multinational Firm Networks (with Bohdan Kukharskyy)
• Financing Service Trade (with Marcus Biermann and Karol Paludkiewicz)

• European Economic Integration (E321, summer terms 2014-20): Undergraduate-level lecture and exercise class
• Bachelor Thesis Seminar on International Trade and Economic Integration (E322, summer terms 2015-20): Undergraduate-level seminar
• Advanced Microeconomics (E424, winter terms 2014-19): Graduate-level exercise class
• Master Seminar on International Trade and Economic Integration (E520, summer terms 2019-2020): Graduate-level seminar
• Labor, Personnel, and Organization (summer terms 2007-08): Undergraduate-level exercise class

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