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Dr. Michael Milde studied economics at Leibniz University Hannover and obtained his doctorate there in 2020 with a dissertation on "Essays on the Effects of Deferred Taxation and Tax Audit Negotiations." He then worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the same institution for another five years before assuming the interim leadership of the Department of German and International Taxation at the University of Göttingen on April 1, 2025.

His research focuses on behavioral taxation, with key areas including:
-Experimental analyses of tax-related economic issues
-The impact of taxation on investment behavior, financing decisions, and legal form choices
-The relationship between tax strategies and corporate sustainability goals
-The behavior of tax auditors, particularly regarding negotiation tactics, emotional responses, and their effects on tax compliance

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