Tania Treibich (T.)
Research
My main research interests lie in the interaction between firm behavior and macroeconomic outcomes and policy, learning about the interlinkages between technology, trade, and industry and employment dynamics.
I use applied microeconomic methods at the firm level to evaluate existing policies, complemented with agent-based modelling to study potential outcomes of new policies, e.g related to the green transition or the impact of digitalisation.
My work has been published in Research Policy, World Bank Research Observer, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Journal of Financial Stability, Economic Inquiry, Journal of Evolutionary Economics, Industrial and Corporate Change, Regional Studies, Small Business Economics, Technovation, Economic Systems Research, Empirical Economics, Review of World Economics.
I have been part of several Horizon Europe consortium projects:
- Growinpro - on inclusive policies for growth and productivity
- PILLARS - on labour effects of technology
- DIAMOND - on modelling the green transition (until 2026)
Academic responsibilities
Associate editor, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2025-2028
Associate editor, Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 2022-2025
Associate editor, Industrial and Corporate Change, Macroeconomics and Development issues
Associate editor, Journal of Economic Interaction and Coordination
Elected member of the Society for Computational Economics Advisory Council, 2023 - .
Teaching
I teach courses in the bachelor, master and MBA programmes at Maastricht University, with a focus on international economics, globalisation and development. I am an active team member in the Emerging Markets activities at SBE and of the SPARK initiative.
See my personal website for my detailed CV and research.