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      <description>Working Papers AI in Demand: How Expertise Shapes its (Early) Impact on Workers2025 With Eduard Storm and Myrielle Gonschor
Ruhr Economic Papers, No. 1185
Abstract We study how artificial intelligence (AI) affects workers&#39; earnings and employment stability, combining German job vacancy data with administrative records from 2017-2023. Identification comes from changes in workers&#39; exposure to local AI skill demand over time, instrumented with national demand trends. We find no meaningful displacement or productivity effects on average, but notable skill heterogeneity: expert workers with deep domain knowledge gain while non-experts often lose, with returns shaped by occupational task structures.</description>
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      <description>University Teaching MicroeconomicsBachelor’s course (B.Sc.) · Teaching Assistant
2025, 2026
Causal AnalysisEconomics meets Data Science
Bachelor’s course (B.Sc.) · Teaching Assistant
2025, 2026
7 Theses supervised Doctoral Workshops The Art of Keeping Your ChangesVersion Control with Git &amp;amp; GitHub
Workshop for doctoral researchers
2026</description>
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