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Umweltökonomik

Das Forschungszentrum für Umweltökonomik (FZU) am Alfred-Weber-Institut dient als gemeinsame Plattform für Ökonominnen und Ökonomen, die alle an der Schnittstelle von natürlicher Umwelt und Wirtschaft forschen. 

Wir nutzen theoretische, empirische und experimentelle Methoden, um die Herausforderungen nachhaltigen Umgangs mit der Umwelt besser zu verstehen und Lösungsvorschläge zu erarbeiten.  Diese Webseiten bieten aktuelle Informationen zu unseren Aktivitäten und zu den verschiedenen, auch interdisziplinären, Projekten, die wir hier durchführen.

Neue Veröffentlichungen

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Chlond, B., Goeschl, T., & Kesternich, M. (2025). Money versus procedures – Evidence from an energy efficiency assistance program. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 130, March 2025, 103080.
Tosun, J., Goeschl, T., Debus, M., Schaub, S., Klein, S., Scherer U.,  Horn H. (2024): Tap water consumption choices in out-of-home settings: insights from a survey of German adults. International Journal of Water Resources Development.
Diederich, J., T. Goeschl, I. Waichman (2024): Trading off autonomy and efficiency in choice architectures: Self-nudging versus social nudging. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 229 (2025), 106859.
Diekert, F., T. Goeschl & C. König-Kersting (2024): Attribution to Anthropogenic Causes Helps Prevent Adverse Events. Journal of the Association of Environmental & Resource Economists. Accepted Nov 19, 2024.
Balietti, A., Jaiswal, S., and Schäffer, D. (2024) : Labor market impacts of eco-development initiatives in protected areas. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, p.103070.
Chlond, B., Timo, G., Kesternich, M., Werthschulte, M. (2024): Transporting behavioral insights to low-income households: A field experiment on energy efficiency investments.
Florian Diekert & Tillmann Eymess (2024): Changing Collective Action: Nudges and Team Decisions. Games and Economic Behavior 147, September 2024, 388-406.
Timo Goeschl & Alice Soldà (2024): (Un)Trustworthy Pledges and Cooperation in Social Dilemmas. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 223, July 2024, 106-119.
Epperson, R., T. Goeschl, J. Diederich (2024): How to Design the Ask: Funding Units vs. Giving Money. Management Science.  
Chlond, B., C. Gavard & L. Jeuck (2023): How to support residential energy conservation cost-effectively? An analysis of public financial schemes in France. Environmental and Resource Economics 85, 29-63.
Gallier, C., T. Goeschl, M. Kesternich, J. Lohse, C. Reif, D. Römer (2023): Inter-Charity Competition Under Spatial Differentiation: Sorting, Crowding, and Spillovers. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 216, 457-468.
Goeschl, T., M. Oestreich & A. Soldà (2023): Compliance and Truthfulness: Leveraging Peer Information for Competitive Audit Mechanisms. Journal of the Association of Environmental & Resource Economists. 10(4), July 2023, 947-979.
D'Amato, A., T. Goeschl, L. Lorè, M. Zoli (2023): True to Type? EU-Style Date Marking and the Valuation of Perishable Food. Food Policy 114 (2023), 102381.

Neue Projekte

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MultiTip-ER (BMBF) - Kipppunkte in der Viktoriasee-Fischerei: Phase 2: Enhancing Resilience.
DFIELD (4EU+ Seeds) - Designing behavioural field Interventions in Europe to lower air pollution exposure and damages.

Stellenausschreibungen

Lehre

Team

Umweltökonomie

Prof. Timo Goeschl, Ph.D.

Umweltökonomie

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Rausch

Juniorprofessur Umweltökonomik

Jun.Prof. Dr. Anca Balietti

Umweltökonomie

Dr. Karlijn van den Broek

Environmental Economics

Dr. Alexander Dangel

Environmental Economics

Tom Zeising, MSc.

Environmental Economics

Bettina Chlond, M.Sc.

Environmental Economics

Sorell de Silva Msc.

Environmental Economics

Farhan Zeb

ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS

Dr. Patrick Maus

Alle Mitarbeiter:innen

Forschung

Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler des FZU sind häufig in einer Reihe von spannenden Forschungsprojekten tätig, von denen viele extern finanziert werden.

Seminar

Environmental Economics Brownbag Seminar

The Environmental Economics Brownbag Seminar series is a cooperation between Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW) and the universities of Mannheim and Heidelberg. The seminar brings together environmental and resource economists from the whole metropolitan area as well as external speakers to present and discuss cutting edge work. It typically takes place once a month. Anyone interested in the topic is welcome to attend.

Unless noted otherwise, all seminars take place at ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, Room HKH (L7,1, 68161 Mannheim) or at FZU - Seminar Room 215 (Bergheimer Str. 20, 69115 Heidelberg).

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