Han Ye
Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
Universität Mannheim
Germany
Research Interests
Labor markets and demographics
Structural models of health, retirement, and savings
Workers' health and well-being
Biography
Han Ye is an Assistant Professor in Public Economics at the University of Mannheim. She is an applied economist whose research spans public economics, labor economics, and health economics.
She is an IZA Research Fellow, ZEW Research Associate, RFBerlin Research Fellow, Netspar Fellow and a member of Collaborative Research Center CRC TR 224 funded by the German Research Foundation. She holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Boston University.
Her core research focus is to understand the causes and consequences of demographic ageing. A key theme of her work is how social insurance policies affect labor supply, income security, health and well-being, and how these responses differ across demographic groups and institutional contexts.
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