Dr. Peter Eppinger

• Optimal Ownership and Firm Performance: Theory and Evidence from China's FDI Liberalization (with Hong Ma), 2018.

• 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.

• Contracting Institutions and Firm Boundaries (with Bohdan Kukharskyy), University of Tübingen Working Paper No. 100, 2017.
• 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.

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

• Disrupting Multinational Firm Networks - A Butterfly Effect? (with Bohdan Kukharskyy)
• Firm Exports, Foreign Ownership, and the Global Financial Crisis (with Marcel Smolka)
• Globalization and Inequality (with Tom Zylkin)

• Advanced Microeconomics (E424, winter terms 2014-18): Graduate-level exercise class
• Master Seminar on International Trade and Economic Integration (E520, summer term 2019): Graduate-level seminar
• European Economic Integration (E321, summer terms 2014-19): Undergraduate-level lecture and exercise class
• Bachelor Thesis Seminar on International Trade and Economic Integration (E322, summer terms 2015-19): Undergraduate-level seminar
• Labor, Personnel, and Organization (summer terms 2007-08): Undergraduate-level exercise class

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