Georg Graetz
Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at Department of Economics; Department faculty
- E-mail:
- georg.graetz@nek.uu.se
- Visiting address:
- Ekonomikum
Kyrkogårdsgatan 10 - Postal address:
- Box 513
751 20 UPPSALA
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Short presentation
Georg Graetz is associate professor in the Department of Economics at Uppsala University (on leave 2025-26). He obtained a PhD in Economics in 2014 and a BSc in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics in 2009, both from the London School of Economics.
Keywords
- Labor economics
Research
My research focuses on technological change, wage inequality, and the economics of education.
Please visit my personal website to learn about my ongoing research.
Publications
Selection of publications
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Is Modern Technology Responsible for Jobless Recoveries?
Part of The American Economic Review, p. 168-173, 2017
Recent publications
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Parental Education and the Responses to Higher SAT Scores
Part of The Journal of human resources, p. 1971-2007, 2025
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Individual Consequences of Occupational Decline
Part of Economic Journal, p. 2178-2209, 2023
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Technology and the labor market
Part of Labour Economics, 2022
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Gender gap variation across assessment types: Explanations and implications
Part of Economics of Education Review, 2022
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On the interpretation of diploma wage effects estimated by regression discontinuity designs
Part of Canadian Journal of Economics, p. 228-258, 2021
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All publications
Articles in journal
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Parental Education and the Responses to Higher SAT Scores
Part of The Journal of human resources, p. 1971-2007, 2025
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Individual Consequences of Occupational Decline
Part of Economic Journal, p. 2178-2209, 2023
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Technology and the labor market
Part of Labour Economics, 2022
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Gender gap variation across assessment types: Explanations and implications
Part of Economics of Education Review, 2022
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On the interpretation of diploma wage effects estimated by regression discontinuity designs
Part of Canadian Journal of Economics, p. 228-258, 2021
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Training requirements, automation, and job polarisation
Part of Economic Journal, p. 2249-2271, 2020
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Is Modern Technology Responsible for Jobless Recoveries?
Part of The American Economic Review, p. 168-173, 2017
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A question of degree: The effects of degree class on labor market outcomes
Part of Economics of Education Review, p. 140-161, 2017
Articles, review/survey
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Part of Review of Economics and Statistics, p. 753-768, 2018