Automation and labor
Reemployment Is Not Recovery
What happens to workers’ productive skills when automation displaces them and their next job requires different tasks?
Economics · University of Graz
Alexander P. Hansak
I’m a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Graz. I use quantitative models and household data to study how technological change and public policy affect workers and households.
Selected research
All papers and projectsPublic economics
Tax Evasion and the Incidence of Capital Taxation
How does tax evasion change who bears capital taxes, and what changes when the tax base shifts from income to wealth?
Background
I received my PhD in Economics from the Vienna Graduate School of Economics in 2023, supervised by Michael Reiter and Alejandro Cuñat. My work spans quantitative macroeconomics, public economics, labor economics, and household finance.