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1 University of Mannheim Department of Economics L7, Mannheim, Germany Date of birth: October 27th, 1976 Private address: Uhlandstr Mannheim, Germany reinhold@uni-mannheim.de EDUCATION Baden-Württemberg Certificate in University Didactics November 2011, Mannheim Ph.D. in Economics Johns Hopkins University, August Thesis title: Essays in Demographic Economics, advisors: Robert Moffitt and Tiemen Woutersen. M.A. in Economics Johns Hopkins University, May Diplom-Volkswirt Freie Universität Berlin, August PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor Department of Economics, University of Mannheim, July 2011 present. Head of Research Department Economics of Health and Life Expectancy MEA, University of Mannheim, October 2010 June Post-Doc MEA, University of Mannheim, September 2007 September Research and Teaching Assistant Johns Hopkins University, September 2003 August Research Assistant DIW (German Institute for Economic Research), May 2000 June PUBLICATIONS Temporary Migration, Skill Upgrading, and Legal Status: Evidence from Mexican Migrants, Journal of Human Resources, accepted (with Kevin E. Thom). The Long Run Consequences of Unilateral Divorce Laws on Children: Evidence from SHARELIFE, MEA Discussion Paper , Journal of Population Economics, accepted (with Thorsten Kneip and Gerrit Bauer). The Effect of Compulsory Schooling on Health. Evidence from Biomarkers, MEA Discussion Paper , Journal of Population Economics, forthcoming (with Hendrik Jürges and Eberhard Kruk).

2 Parental Income and Child Health in Germany, Health Economics, May 2012, 21(5), (with Hendrik Jürges). Does Community-Based Health Insurance Protect Household Assets? Evidence from a Household Panel Survey in Rural Burkina Faso, Health Services Research, April 2012, 47(2), , (with Divya Parmar, Aurélia Souares, Germain Savadogo, and Rainer Sauerborn). Does Schooling Affect Health Behavior? Evidence from the Educational Expansion in Western Germany, Economics of Education Review, October 2011, 30, (with Hendrik Jürges and Martin Salm). Changes in Compulsory Schooling and the Causal Effect of Education on Health, Journal of Health Economics, March 2011, 30 (2), (with Daniel Kemptner and Hendrik Jürges). Reassessing the Link between Premarital Cohabitation and Marital Instability, Demography, 2010, 47 (3), Secondary School Fees and the Causal Effect of Schooling on Health Behavior, Health Economics, 2010, 19, (with Hendrik Jürges). Common Stock Returns in the pre-wwi Berlin Stock Exchange, Cliometrica, 2010, 4(1), (with Caroline Fohlin). WORKING PAPERS The Effect of Schooling on Mortality. Evidence from Compulsory Schooling Reforms in Europe, IZA Discussion Paper 6403 (with Christina Gathmann and Hendrik Jürges). Direct and Indirect Effects of Unilateral Divorce on Marital Stability, MEA Discussion Paper (with Thorsten Kneip and Gerrit Bauer). The Healthy Migrant Effect in Late-Life? Implications for Physical and Mental Health of Migrants across Eleven European Countries, Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences. Revise & resubmit (with Keren Ladin). WORK IN PROGRESS Endogeneity and Imperfect Instruments: Estimating Bounds for the Effect of Early Childbearing on High School Completion, unpublished manuscript (with Tiemen Woutersen). Do Electoral Systems Affect Your Health? Evidence from the Epidemiological Transition, unpublished manuscript (with Christina Gathmann). The Relationship between Education and Smoking: Evidence from a Life-Cycle Model, unpublished manuscript (with Kevin E. Thom).

3 GRANTS The Effect of Parental Job Displacement on Child Health: Evidence from Swedish Register Data (with Gerard van den Berg), funded by DFG, September 2012-March 2015, (129,400 Euro). A New Perspective for Aging Research in Germany (with Axel Börsch-Supan et al.), funded by VolkswagenStiftung, July 2009 June 2012, (342,600 Euro). CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND SUMMER SCHOOLS Bern, June PhD Seminar on Health Economics and Policy Grindelwald, January Frankfurt, September Sharelife User Conference Tallinn, September Essen, June Demography of Migrants in Germany Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF) in co-operation with the German Association of Demography (DGD), Nuremberg, May Magdeburg, September Seville, June Effects of Migration on Population Structures in Europe Vienna Institute of Demography, December Graz, September International Economic Association Istanbul, June Society of Labor Economists New York, May Causal Analysis in Population Studies Vienna Institute of Demography, November Allied Social Science Association Philadelphia, January Sixth Trento Summer School University of Trento, Summer 2005.

4 INVITED SEMINARS AND TALKS TEACHING University of Mainz, June University of Augsburg, June CERGE-EI, Prague, April Erasmus University Rotterdam, May SFI (Danish National Center for Social Research), April ZEW (Centre for European Economic Research), November University of Rostock, October MEA, University of Mannheim, February Bundesbank, February University of Southampton, February Erasmus University Rotterdam, January Health Economics, Spring Introductory Econometrics, Spring Applied Econometrics, Fall 2011/2012. Applied Economics and Econometrics Seminar Co-organizer since Fall Empirical Methods Teaching Assistant to Hendrik Jürges, University of Mannheim, Fall Introduction to Econometrics Teaching Assistant to Carsten Trenkler, University of Mannheim, Spring Introduction to Econometrics Teaching Assistant to Hendrik Jürges, University of Mannheim, Fall Economics of Gender Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, Winter Intersession Elements of Microeconomics Teaching Assistant to Bruce Hamilton, Johns Hopkins University, Spring 2004 and Game Theory and Social Sciences Teaching Assistant to Ben Klemens, Johns Hopkins University, Fall FELLOWSHIPS AND PRIZES MEA Fellow Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Munich, July 2011 present. Fontana Publication Prize for Changes in Compulsory Schooling and the Causal Effect of Education on Health: Evidence from Germany, (with D. Kemptner and

5 H. Jürges). Bruce Hamilton Research Seminar Award Johns Hopkins University, Fellowship Johns Hopkins University, Stipend, Berlin Consortium for German Studies Johns Hopkins University, Fulbright Travel Grant Johns Hopkins University, Prize for the Best Intermediate Exam Freie Universität Berlin, May PRESS COVERAGE Financial Times, Toronto Star. REFEREEING American Economic Review, Quarterly Journal of Economics, International Economic Review, Journal of Health Economics, Labour Economics, Demography, Health Economics, Journal of Population Economics, Contemporary Economic Policy, Review of Income and Wealth, Education Economics, Jahrbücher für Nationalökonomie und Statistik, Economics and Human Biology, European Journal of Population, Review of Economics of the Household, Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, Advances in Life Course Research, CERGE-EI / Global Development Network, Spring Meeting of Young Economists LANGUAGES German (native), English (fluent), French (intermediate). REFERENCES Axel Börsch-Supan, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Munich Center for the Economics of Aging axel@boersch-supan.de, phone: +49-(0) Robert Moffitt, Johns Hopkins University moffitt@jhu.edu, phone: +1 (410) Tiemen Woutersen, University of Arizona tiemen.woutersen@gmail.com, phone: +1 (520) Mannheim, September 18th, 2012

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CURRICULUM VITAE. (November 7, 2013) CURRICULUM VITAE (November 7, 2013) Natalia Danzer, Ph.D. ifo Institute ifo Center for Labour Market Research and Family Economics Poschingerstr. 5, 81679 Munich, Germany Phone: +49 (0)89 9224-1252 E-mail: