Dr. Daniel Römer

Gallier, Carlo, Timo Goeschl, Martin Kesternich, Johannes Lohse, Christiane Reif und Daniel Römer (2019), Leveling up? An inter-neighborhood experiment on parochialism and the efficiency of multi-level public goods provision, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 164, 500-517. Download

Kesternich, Martin, Daniel Römer und Florens Flues (2019), The Power of Active Choice: Field Experimental Evidence on Repeated Contribution Decisions to a Carbon Offsetting Program, European Economic Review 114, 76-91. Download

von Graevenitz, Kathrine, Daniel Römer und Alexander Rohlf (2018), The Effect of Emission Information on Housing Prices: Quasi-experimental evidence from the European Pollutant Release and Transfer Register, Environmental and Resource Economics 69(1), 23-74. Download

Aigeltinger, Gerd, Peter Heindl, Verena Liessem, Daniel Römer, Clarita Schwengers und Claire Vogt (2017), Zum Stromkonsum von Haushalten in Grundsicherung: Eine empirische Analyse für Deutschland, Perspektiven der Wirtschaftspolitik 18(4), 348-367. Download

Kesternich, Martin, Daniel Römer und Andreas Löschel (2016), The Long-Term Impact of Matching and Rebate Subsidies when Public Goods are Impure: Field Experimental Evidence from the Carbon Offsetting Market, Journal of Public Economics 137, 70-78.

Rennings, Klaus, Susann Adloff, Daniel Römer und Florian Kaiser (2015), Die Ökonomie des Konsumverzichts: Weniger kann mehr sein, GAIA 24/3, 212-213.

Pichler, Stefan und Daniel Römer (2013), The young prisoner’s dilemma: Juvenile recidivism in Germany, in: Philip J. Cook, Stephen Machin, Olivier Marie, Giovanni Mastrobuoni Lessons from the Economics of Crime: What Reduces Offending?, The MIT Press, Cambridge: MIT Press, 111-130. Download

Gallier, Carlo, Timo Goeschl, Martin Kesternich, Johannes Lohse, Christiane Reif und Daniel Römer (2017), Leveling up? An inter-neighborhood experiment on parochialism and the efficiency of multi-level public goods provision, University of Heidelberg, Department of Economics, Discussion Paper Series No. 630. Download

Kesternich, Martin, Daniel Römer und Florens Flues (2016), The Power of Active Choice: Field Experimental Evidence on Repeated Contribution Decisions to a Carbon Offsetting Program, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 16-091, Mannheim. Download

Aigeltinger, Gerd , Peter Heindl, Verena Liessem, Daniel Römer, Clarita Schwengers und Claire Vogt (2015), Zum Stromkonsum von Haushalten in Grundsicherung: Eine empirische Analyse für Deutschland, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 15-075, Mannheim. Download

Kesternich, Martin, Andreas Löschel und Daniel Römer (2014), The Long-Term Impact of Matching and Rebate Subsidies when Public Goods are Impure: Field Experimental Evidence from the Carbon Offsetting Market, CAWM Discussion Papers No. 76, Münster. Download

Rohlf, Alexander, Daniel Römer und Kathrine von Graevenitz (2014), The Effect of Emission Information on Housing Prices in Germany, University of Heidelberg Department of Economics Discussion Paper Series No. 576, Heidelberg. Download

Kesternich, Martin, Andreas Löschel und Daniel Römer (2014), The Long-Term Impact of Matching and Rebate Subsidies when Public Goods are Impure: Field Experimental Evidence from the Carbon Offsetting Market, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 14-098, Mannheim. Download

Gallier, Carlo, Christiane Reif und Daniel Römer (2014), Consistent or Balanced? On the Dynamics of Voluntary Contributions, ZEW Discussion Paper No. 14-060, Mannheim. Download

Dürsch, Peter, Daniel Römer und Benjamin Roth (2013), Intertemporal stability of ambiguity preferences, University of Heidelberg Department of Economics Discussion Paper Series No. 548, Heidelberg. Download

Massier, Philipp und Daniel Römer (2012), On the Obligation to Provide Environmental Information in the 21st Century – Empirical Evidence from Germany, University of Heidelberg Department of Economics Discussion Paper Series No. 524, Heidelberg. Download