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\huge \textbf{Petr Sedl\'{a}\v{c}ek} \\
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\normalsize{September, 2022}
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Website:       & \href{http://users.ox.ac.uk/~econ0506}{http://users.ox.ac.uk/$\sim$econ0506} &                                                                    University of New South Wales \\
Email:         & \href{mailto:petr.sedlacek@economics.ox.ac.uk}{petr.sedlacek@economics.ox.ac.uk}&    School of Economics         \\
 & \href{mailto:p.sedlacek@unsw.edu.au}{p.sedlacek@unsw.edu.au} &                       Business School Building               \\
&   &                                                                               Sydney, NSW 2052, Australia            \\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Current Affiliations}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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2021 -	   	& Professor of Economics, \textit{University of New South Wales}\\
2021 - 		& Senior Research and Teaching Fellow, \textit{University of Oxford} \\		   
2015 -  	& Research Affiliate, \textit{Center for Economic Policy Research}
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Previous Affiliations}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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	2019 - 2021    & Professor of Economics, \textit{University of Oxford}\\
	2017 - 2021    & Editorial Board Member, \textit{Oxford Economic Papers} \\
	2017 - 2021    & Tutorial Fellow in Economics, \textit{Christ Church} \\
	2017 - 2019    & Associate Professor, \textit{University of Oxford} \\
	2016 - 2017    & Visiting scholar, \textit{Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and UC Berkeley} \\
	2014 - 2017	   & Researcher, \textit{Hausdorff Center for Mathematics}\\ 
	2012 - 2017    & Assistant (Junior) Professor, \textit{Universit\"{a}t Bonn} \\ 
	2011 - 2012    & Postdoctoral researcher, \textit{University of Amsterdam} \\
	2011 & Visiting PhD student, \textit{European Central Bank} \\
	2005 - 2006    & Research assistant, \textit{Czech Statistical Office} \\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Publications}}}}\vspace{1mm}
\noindent ``A Congestion Theory of Unemployment Fluctuations'', with Yusuf Mercan and Benjamin Sch\"{o}fer, conditionally accepted at \textit{\underline{American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics}}.\\[2mm]
\noindent ``Startups and Employment Following the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Calculator'', with Cristiana Benedetti Fasil and Vincent Sterk, \textit{\underline{Economic Policy}}, eiac028, 2022.\\ [2mm]
\noindent "The Macroeconomic Impact of Trump", with Benjamin Born, Gernot Mueller and Moritz Schularick, \textit{\underline{Policy Studies}}, 2021. \\[2mm]
\noindent "The Nature of Firm Growth", with Benjamin Pugsley and Vincent Sterk, \textit{\underline{American Economic Review}}, vol. 111 (2), 2021.\\[2mm]
\noindent "Startups and Employment Following the COVID Pandemic: A Calculator", with Vincent Sterk, \textit{\underline{COVID Economics}}, vol. 13, 2020.\\[2mm]
\noindent "Lost Generations of Firms and Aggregate Labor Market Dynamics", \textit{\underline{Journal of}} \textit{\underline{Monetary Economics}}, vol 111, 2020.\\[2mm]
\noindent "The Economic Consequences of the Brexit Vote", with Benjamin Born, Gernot Mueller and Moritz Schularick, \textit{\underline{The Economic Journal}}, vol. 129 (623), 2019. \\[2mm]
\noindent "Creative Destruction and Uncertainty", \textit{\underline{Journal of the European Economic Association}}, vol. 18 (4), 2019. \\[2mm]
\noindent "Reviving American Entrepreneurship? Tax Reform and Business Dynamism", with Vincent Sterk, \textit{\underline{Journal of Monetary Economics}}, vol. 105 (1), 2019.\\[2mm]
\noindent "Unemployment and the Labor Share", with Sephorah Mangin, \underline{\textit{Journal of Monetary Economics}}, 94, April 2018. \\[2mm]
\noindent "The Growth Potential of Startups over the Business Cycle", with Vincent Sterk, \underline{\textit{American Economic}} \textit{\underline{Review}}, 107 (10), 2017. \\[2mm]
\noindent "The Aggregate Matching Function and Job Search from Employment and Out of the Labor Force", \underline{\textit{Review of Economic Dynamics}}, 21, 2016. \\[2mm]
\noindent"Startups and Young Firms in the Economy", in \textit{New Entrepreneurial Growth Agenda}, Section 3, Kauffman Foundation, 2016. \\ [2mm]
\noindent"Match Efficiency and Firms' Hiring Standards", \underline{\textit{Journal of Monetary Economics}}, vol. 61 (2),  2014. \\[2mm]
\noindent"Inefficient Continuation Decisions, Job Creation Costs, and the Costs of Business Cycles", with Wouter J. den Haan, \underline{\textit{Quantitative Economics}}, 5 (2), 2014. \\[2mm]
\noindent"Institutional Conditions of Monetary Policy Action in the Czech Republic", \underline{\textit{Prague Economic Papers}}, no. 2, 2006. 

\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Working Papers}}}}\vspace{1mm}
 \noindent ``Productivity, Demand and Growth'', with Marek Ignaszak.\\[2mm]
\noindent ``Serial Entrepreneurs and the Macroeconomy'', with Sonia Felix and Sudipto Karmakar.\\

\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Education}}}}\vspace{1mm}

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	2011    & Ph.D. in Economics \\
	& \textit{advisor: Wouter J. den Haan, Universiteit van Amsterdam} \\
	2008    & M.Phil. in Econometrics and Macroeconomics (Cum Laude)\\
	& \textit{Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam} \\
	2007    & Ing. in Economic Policy and Macroeconomic Analysis (Msc equivalent)   \\
	& \textit{Prague University of Economics}\\		
	2005    & M.A. in Economics (with Distinction)\\
	& \textit{Joint European Studies Program} \\
	
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Grants and Awards}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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2021 		& Talented Young Scientist Award, Social Sciences\\
			& \textit{Neuron Foundation}\\
2018 - 2023& Starting Grant, grant volume approx \euro 1,200,000 \\
		   & \textit{European Research Council}\\	
2017 - 2021& Research Training Group (8 PIs), grant volume approx \euro 800,000 \\
		   & \textit{German Research Foundation} \\
2016 - 2017& Modigliani Research Grant, grant volume \euro 20,000 \\
		   & \textit{UniCredit} \\
2016 - 2017& Research Fellowship, grant volume approx \euro 45,000 \\
& \textit{German Research Foundation} \\		   
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2014 - 2015& Post-doctoral Stipendium, grant volume \euro 40,000 \\
		   & \textit{Daimler und Benz Foundation}\\
2013       & Joop Hartog award for the best PhD thesis in 2010-2011 \\
           & \small{\textit{Amsterdam School of Economics}} \\
2012       & Computing in Economics and Finance, Student competition, 1$^{\textnormal{st}}$ place \\
           & \small{\textit{Society for Computational Economics}} \\
2012       & Young Economist of the Year, 2$^{\textnormal{nd}}$ place \\
           & \small{\textit{Czech Economic Society}}
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Referee Duties}}}}\vspace{1mm}
American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, American Economic Review, B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics, Bulletin of Economic Research, Econometrica, Economic Inquiry, Economic Business Letters, Economic Journal, Economics Bulletin, European Economic Review, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, Journal of Economic Growth, Journal of Monetary Economics, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Public Economics, Journal of the European Economic Association, Labour Economics, Macroeconomic Dynamics, Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Oxford Economic Papers, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Quantitative Economics, Review of Economic Dynamics, Review of Economics and Statistics, Review of Economic Studies, Review of Industrial Organization, Small Business Economics\\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Presentations}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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2022 & \small{28th International Conference in Computing in Economics and Finance, Australasia Meeting of the Econometric Society, Australian National University, CompNet ProdTalk, e61 Institute, Monash University, University of Adelaide, University of Alabama, University of Georgetown, University of Melbourne, University of Zurich, Virtual Australian Macroeconomics Seminar, Quantitative Macroeconomics Research Workshop} \vspace{1mm}\\
2021 & \small{Bank of England, Dutch National Bank, Reserve Bank of Australia, Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis, University of Copenhagen, University of Oxford, WAMS} \vspace{1mm}\\
2020 & \small{Australian National University; ECFIN; Erasmus University Rotterdam; European Commission; London Business School; New York University; OECD; Universit\'{e} de Montre\'{a}l; University of New South Wales; University of Oxford}\vspace{1mm}\\
2019 & \small{Australian Treasury; De Nederlandse Bank; Goethe University Frankfurt; Universite Libre de Bruxelles; University of Cambridge; University of Essex; University of Exeter; University of Liverpool; University of Manchester; University of Pavia} \vspace{1mm}\\
2018 & \small{Banco de Portugal; Czech National Bank; Central Bank of Ireland; CERGE-EI; Deutsche Bundesbank; E1Macro conference; EM3 conference; Grifith University; London School of Economics; National University of Singapore; Singapore Management University; Tsinghua Workshop on Macroeconomics; University of Oxford; University of St. Gallen; University of Vienna; Uppsala University}\vspace{1mm}\\
2017 & \small{Computing in Economics and Finance Conference, New York; Duke University; European Commission; Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; Monash University; University of California Davis; University of Kent; University of Melbourne; University of Nottingham; University of Sydney; University of Texas at Austin; University of Queensland}\vspace{1mm}\\
2016 & \small{Cambridge-INET conference; CERGE-EI; Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitaet Muenchen; Monash Macro/Finance Workshop; Norwegian Business School; University of Cambridge; University of Cologne; University of Notre Dame; University of Oxford; University of Santa Barbara; University of Queensland}\vspace{1mm}\\
2015 & \small{Australian National University; EEA annual congress, Mannheim; Census Bureau; Dynare annual conference, Brussels; Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Kauffman Foundation, Amelia Island; Monash University; SEEK workshop, Brussels; SITE workshop, Stanford University; University College London; University of Adelaide; University of Amsterdam; University of Bath; University of Bonn; University of Bristol; University of Melbourne; University of N\"urnberg; University of Sydney} \vspace{1mm} \\
2014  & \small{5th Ifo Conference on Macroeconomics and Survey Data; 10th ECB/CEPR Labour Market Workshop; University of Barcelona; University of Bonn; 2nd Mannheim Workshop in Quantitative Economics, University of Mannheim; SED annual meeting, Toronto; Australian National University; Monash University; University of Adelaide; University of New South Wales; University of Sydney} \vspace{1mm}\\ 
2013  & \small{4th Ifo Conference on Macroeconomics and Survey Data; 16th Annual DNB Research Conference, Amsterdam; Cologne Macro Workshop (poster session); Goethe University Frankfurt; University of Konstanz} \vspace{1mm}\\
2012  & \small{CERGE-EI; Cologne Macro Workshop (poster session); Computing in Economics and Finance, Prague; Hungarian National Bank; Universitat Pompeu Fabra; Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona; DGR, European Central Bank; University of Edinburgh; University of Bonn; Carlos III; Universite Catolique de Louvain; Vienna Macro Workshop} \vspace{1mm}\\
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2011  & \small{Dutch National Bank; European Central Bank Internal Seminar; NAKE Day, Utrecht University; Mainz Workshop in Labour Economics; PhD Lunch Seminar, Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam; Spanish Economic Association meeting, University of Malaga}  \vspace{1mm}\\
2010  & \small{2nd Conference on Recent Developments in Macroeconomics, ZEW, Mannheim; PhD Lunch Seminar, Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam; Universiteit van Amsterdam Internal Seminar; Workshop on Comparing Calibrations of EU Cohesion Policy Simulations, European Commission, Brussels}\vspace{1mm} \\
2009  & \small{ECB/CEPR Labor Market Adjustment Workshop, European Central Bank; NHH Summer Workshop, NHH, Bergen; Universiteit van Amsterdam Internal Seminar} \\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Discussions}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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2021  & \small{``Measuring labor-force participation and the incidence and duration of unemployment'', by Ahn, Hamilton, 4th IZA Labor Statistics Conference, Germany}\\
2020  & \small{``COVID-19 is also a Reallocation Shock'', by Barrero, Bloom, Davis, 51st Annual MMF Conference, UK}\\
	  & \small{``Small Business Training to Improve Management Practices in Developing Countries: Re-assessing the evidence for "training doesn’t work"'', by McKenzie, Management Practices, OxRep, UK}\\
2019  & \small{``Towards a Dynamic, Stochastic, Disequilibrium Theory'', by Guzman and Stiglitz, Towards Better Macroeconomic Theory and Policy-Making, OxRep, UK}\\
	  & \small{``Competition and Inequality'', by Colciago and Mechelli, Income and Wealth Inequality in the 21st Century, DNB, Netherlands}\\
	  & \small{``Inequality, Business Cycles, and Monetary-Fiscal Policy'', by Bhandari, Evans, Golosov, Sargent, Money Macro Workshop, ECB, Germany}\\
	  & \small{``Monetary Policy, Corporate Finance and Investment'', by Cloyne, Ferreira, Froemel and Surico, Konstanz Macro Workshop, Konstanz, Germany}\\	
	  & \small{``Existence and Uniqueness of Recursive Equilibria with Aggregate And Idiosyncratic Risk'', by Proehl, Global Macro Workshop, Prague, Czech Republic}\\	
	  & \small{``Employment and the Collateral Channel of Monetary Policy'', by Bahaj, Foulis, Pinter and Surico, Research Forum on Macro-Finance, Bank of England, UK}\\
2018  & \small{``The Optimal Amount of Attention to Capital Income Risk'', by Yin, T H E Workshop, Hohenheim, Germany}\\	
2017  & \small{``The Employment Effects of Corporate Tax Shocks: New Evidence and Some Theory'', by Colciago, Lewis and Matyska, Women in Macroeconomics and Finance Conference, Cologne, Germany} \\
	  & \small{``Default Risk and Aggregate Fluctuations in an Economy with Production Heterogeneity'', by Khan, Senga, Thomas, 48th Konstanz Seminar, Germany}  \vspace{1mm}\\
2015  & \small{``Understanding the 30 year Decline in Business Dynamism: A General Equilibrium Approach'', by Karahan, Pugsley and Sahin, New Developments in Business Cycle Analysis, Montreal, Canada}  \vspace{1mm}\\	  
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2014  & \small{``Surprise, Surprise - Measuring Firm-level Investment Innovations'', by Bachmann, Elstner and Hristov, The European Crisis-Causes and Consequences, University of Bonn}  \vspace{1mm}\\
	& \small{``Labor Market Reform and the Cost of Business Cycles'', by Krebs and Scheffel, European Summer Symposium in International Macroeconomics, Tarragona}  \vspace{1mm}\\
2013 & \small{``Unemployment Benefits and Unemployment in the Great Recession: The Role of Macro Effects'', by Hagedorn, Karahan, Manovskii and Mitman, Cologne Macro Workshop}  \vspace{1mm}\\
2012 & \small{``Loss Aversion and the Asymmetric Transmission of Monetary Policy'', by Gaffeo, Petrella, Pfajfar and Santoro, Cologne Macro Workshop} \\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Other Activities}}}}\vspace{1mm}
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2020 -  	& Senior Tutor, \textit{Oxford University Business Economics Programme} \\
2020 - 2021	& Senior Tutor for PPE, \textit{Christ Church, Oxford} \\
2019 -  	& Christ Church Outreach Programme, \textit{Christ Church, Oxford} \\
2018 - 2019	& organization of PPE admissions, \textit{Christ Church, Oxford} \\	
2014 - 2016 & organization of macroeconomics discussion group, \textit{University of Bonn}\\
2014 - 2016 & organization of MEF workshop, \textit{University of Bonn} \\
2010	    & coordination of Macroeconomics II (undergraduate course), \textit{University of Amsterdam} \\
2009 - 2010 & organization of PhD reading group, \textit{University of Amsterdam} \\
2009 - 2010 & organization of PhD lunch meetings, \textit{University of Amsterdam} \\
2006 - 2008 & Educational Board member, \textit{Tinbergen Institute} 
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Teaching}}}}\vspace{1mm}

\hspace{2mm}London School of Economics and Political Science \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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2018 				& Advanced Macroeconomics, \textit{master course} \\
2014 - 2019 	 	& Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials \\
		& \small{\textit{summer school, main instructor Wouter den Haan}} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}Monash University \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2016 		& Solving and estimating DSGE models, \textit{summer school} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}Tinbergen Institute \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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2011 		& Solving and analyzing DSGE models, \textit{PhD course} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Bonn \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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2015 		& Dynamic macroeconomics, \textit{PhD course} \\
2015,2017	& Proseminar, \textit{bachelor course} \\ 	
2012-2015 & Labor Economics, \textit{master course}  \\
2014 		& Topics in macro: Costs of business cycles, \textit{PhD course} \\
2013 		& Project module: Firm dynamics and job flows, \textit{master course} \\
2012 		& Topics in macro: Firm dynamics, \textit{PhD course} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Hohenheim \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2018 		& Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, \textit{short course} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Milan Bicoca \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2018 		& Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, \textit{summer school} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Nottingham \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2019 		& Firms and the Macroeconomy \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Oxford \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2020-2021	& Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials\\
	& \textit{summer school, main instructor Wouter den Haan} \\
	2018-2021	& Advanced Macroeconomics I/II, \textit{master course} \\ 
	2018-2019	& Labor Economics, \textit{master course} \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Pavia \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2021 		& Firms and the Macroeconomy \\ \\
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\noindent\hspace{2mm}University of Queensland \vspace{3mm} \\ 
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	2018 		& Solving Heterogeneous Agent Models, \textit{summer school} \\ \\
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{PhD supervision}}}}\vspace{1mm}
Benjamin Hartung, (University of Bonn), first placement: ECB	\\
Marek Ignazsek, (University of Bonn), first placement: Goethe University Frankfurt	\\
Joel Kariel, (University of Oxford), first placement: University of Kent
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Publications in Czech}}}}\vspace{1mm}
\noindent\small{"Startups in the COVID-19 Pandemic", \textit{IDEA anti COVID-19 \# 19}, 2020} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"Analysis of the Investment Cycle", \underline{\textit{Statistika}}, no. 6, 2006} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"Monitoring and Analysis of the Business Cycle", with S. Czesan\'{y} and L. Mach\'{a}\v{c}kov\'{a}, Czech Statistical Office, 2007, January} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"The Labour Market", in Analysis of Contexts of Macroeconomic Development of the Czech Republic in 2005, Czech Statistical Office, 2006, July} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"Gross Fixed Capital Formation", in Analysis of Contexts of Macroeconomic Development of the Czech Republic in 2005, Czech Statistical Office, 2006, July} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"Once Unemployed, Always Unemployed", \textit{Ekonom}, no. 12, 2006, March} \\[1mm]
\noindent\small{"Monitoring and Analysis of the Investment Cycle", Czech Statistical Office, 2006, January} 
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\section*{\sc{\textcolor{mygrey}{\underline{Language Skills}}}}\vspace{1mm}
\small{Czech (native), English (fluent), Dutch and German (intermediate)} 

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