Andreas is a PhD candidate in Economics at LSE. His research interests lie in the areas of Industrial Organisation and Environmental Economics. He is particularly interested in changes in the market structure of different industries, including rising market power of big firms and its implications for innovation and productivity growth.

Before starting the PhD at LSE, Andreas worked as a research assistant at the Centre for Economic Performance on topics around innovation and productivity growth with a focus on the EU and UK. He previously gained experience in economic consulting and banking.

Andreas holds an MSc in Economics from LSE and a BSc in Economics from the University of Mannheim.

Research Interests
Industrial Organisation, Environmental Economics

Publications
Teichgraeber and Van Reenen (2022). “A policy toolkit to increase research and innovation in the European Union”. CEP Discussion Paper No. 1832 [link]. 
Teichgraeber and Van Reenen (2021). “Have productivity and pay decoupled in the UK?”. International Productivity Monitor. No. 41(2) [link].

Teaching in 2023/24
EC2A1: Microeconomics II