Dr. Erik Haustein
Deputy Head
Professional Career
Since April 2022, Erik Haustein has been Deputy Head of the “Migration & Integration” research area at the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI), where he works as an economist.
He earned his PhD in Economics from the Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg. He previously studied Economics (B.A.) at Leuphana University Lüneburg and California State University San Marcos, and Quantitative Economics (M.Sc.) at Kiel University.
Research Interests
Economics of Migration, Economic History, Economics of Climate Change
Representative Publications
All publications
Working Papers
- Erik Haustein (2025): Melting Opportunities: Technological Change and Labor Market Perspectives, SSRN , Helmut Schmidt Universität / HWWI.
- Michael Berlemann, Erik Haustein, Max Friedrich Steinhardt, Jascha Tutt (2024): Do Natural Disasters Affect Household Saving?, 2024 4, School of Business & Economics, Berlin.
- Michael Berlemann, Erik Haustein, Max Friedrich Steinhardt (2021): From Stocks to Flows. Evidence for the Climate-Migration-Nexus, IZA Discussion Paper No. 14450, IZA Bonn.
Refereed Articles
Other Articles
- Lea Bernhardt, Marina Eurich, Erik Haustein (2024): Gemischte Signale am Arbeitsmarkt, in: Wirtschaftsdienst 104(4), 287-288.
- Michael Berlemann, Marina Eurich, Erik Haustein (2023): Deutsche Exporte vor und in den Krisen, in: Wirtschaftsdienst 103(4), 283-284.
- Michael Berlemann, Marina Eurich, Erik Haustein (2022): Inflation in Deutschland gewinnt an Fahrt, in: Wirtschaftsdienst 102(4), 319-320.
Books and Studies
- Lea Bernhardt, Erik Haustein, Andreas Lagemann, Sebastian Leue (2025): Hamburg Airport - Assessing Its Regional Economic Role, HWWI Studies, No. 4, Hamburg Institute of International Economics.
- Lea Bernhardt, Erik Haustein, Andreas Lagemann (2024): Hamburg 2040: Ein Fortschrittsbericht zur Standortentwicklung, HWWI Studies, No. 2, Hamburg Institute of International Economics.