Publikationen des Forschungsbereichs Digitale Ökonomie

  1. Referierte Fachzeitschrift // 2026

    News Media Bargaining Codes

    We build a model of the news market where advertisers allocate their ads between a social media platform and a news website. Our objective is to evaluate policy interventions aimed at fostering news creation by…

  2. Referierte Fachzeitschrift // 2026

    Between 2010 and 2021, global emissions from digital technologies were largely obscured in greenhouse gas emission accounting standards

    The climate impact of digital technologies remains insufficiently measured. Using global input-output data, we calculate the embodied –i.e., supply chain-related– greenhouse gas emissions of digital industries…

  3. #ZEWPodcast // 2026

    (Kompakt) Clickbait und Hate Speech in Online-Medien

    Warum werden Überschriften immer zugespitzter – und was macht das mit den Nutzern/-innen? Im ZEW-Podcast spricht Host Katrin Müller mit den Ökonominnen Dr. Raphaela Andres (ZEW) und Lara Marie Berger

  4. ZEW Discussion Paper Nr. 25-071 // 2025

    Using AI Persuasion to Reduce Political Polarization

    Rising political polarization generates significant negative externalities for democratic institutions and economic stability, yet scalable interventions to reduce polarization remain scarce. In this paper, I…

  5. Discussion und Working Paper // 2025

    Pro-Productivity Policies in Germany: Same Tools, Different Paths

    This paper examines (the absence of effective) pro-productivity policies in Germany. Peculiarities such as the German reunification, the strong export orientation, the still sizeable manufacturing sector as well…

  6. ZEW-Branchenreport Informationswirtschaft // 2025

    3. Quartal 2025

    • Konjunkturelles Klima hellt sich wieder auf
    • Unternehmen nehmen starke Abhängigkeiten in zentralen Technologiefeldern wahr
  7. ZEW-Branchenreport Informationswirtschaft // 2025

    2. Quartal 2025

    • Getrübte Stimmung in der Informationswirtschaft
    • Unternehmen planen keine Abkehr vom Homeoffice