Doctoral Student
University of Chicago
2017 MFM Fellow
Adam Tejs Jørring is a PhD candidate in financial economics at the University of Chicago Department of Economics and The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. His research agenda is centered on the intersection of macroeconomics and household finance. Using micro-level panel data and a quantitative model, Adam studies how financial sophistication affects the cost of credit booms.
Jørring holds a bachelor of science in economics from the University of Copenhagen. Before starting his PhD, Adam worked for Goldman Sachs and the Danish Central Bank.