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The KCG has various series of publications to provide research findings and policy implications to different interested groups, e.g., students, academics, policy makers and the public. The list of publications will be updated on a regular basis and is available as a PDF file here.

KCG Working Paper No. 19: Challenging Conventional Wisdom: Experimental Evidence on Heterogeneity and Coordination in Avoiding a Collective Catastrophic Event

22nd October 2019
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Authors: Israel Waichman, Till Requate, Markus Karde and Manfred Milinski

Avoiding a catastrophic climate change event is a global public good characterized by several dimensions, notably heterogeneity between the parties involved[…]

KCG Working Paper No. 18: Tell the Truth or Not? The Montero Mechanism for Emissions Control at Work

22nd October 2019
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Authors: Till Requate, Eva Camacho-Cuena, Kean Siang Ch'ng and Israel Waichman

We experimentally test the truth-telling mechanism proposed by Montero (2008) for eliciting firms’ abatement costs. We compare this mechanism with two well-known alternative[…]

KCG Working Paper No. 17: Friends like this: The Impact of the US – China Trade War on Global Value Chains

8th August 2019
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Authors: Haiou Mao and Holger Görg

This paper considers the indirect impact the recent tariff increases between the US and China can have in third countries through links in global supply chains. We combine data from input-output relationships, imports and tariffs[…]

Immigrants, Occupations and Firm Export Performance

16th July 2019
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Authors: Léa Marchal and Clément Nedoncelle (Review of International Economics, 2019, Vol. 27(5), 1480-1509)

We investigate the export-enhancing effect of foreign workers at the firm level. We first develop a theoretical framework of heterogeneous firms, assuming that foreign workers allow for productivity gains and convey valuable information on foreign[…]

Trade Liberalization and Labor Market Adjustments: Does Rent Sharing Matter?

16th July 2019
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Authors: Pham Dinh Long, Pham Thi Bich Ngoc and Holger Görg (Forthcoming, Emerging Markets Finance and Trade)

Using a firm level data set, this paper investigates the impact of trade liberalization on employment and wages in Vietnamese manufacturing during 2003 - 2008. Different from the previous researches, we consider indirect effects of trade liberalization via real output for the employment[…]

Counter-arguing as Barriers to Environmentally Motivated Consumption Reduction: A Multi-country Study

12th July 2019
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Authors: Wassili Lasarov, Robert Mai, Nieves Garcia de Frutos, José Manuel Ortega Egea and Stefan Hoffmann (International Journal of Research and Marketing, 2019, Vol. 36 (2), 281-305)

This research extends previous literature on environmentally motivated consumption reduction (EMCR) with a cross-cultural investigation across 28 European countries. The paper elucidates how European consumers' knowledge and perceived seriousness of climate change inhibit the activation of counter-arguments, with implications for EMCR. More[…]

Cursed by No Coast: How Regional Landlockedness Affects Income within Countries

12th July 2019
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Authors: Michael Jetter, Saskia Mösle and David Stadelmann (Economics Letters, 2019, Vol. 181, 70-73)

We analyze whether landlocked regions are systematically poorer, using panel data for 1,527 regions in 83 nations from 1950-2014 and exploiting within-country-time variation. Lacking ocean access decreases regional GDP[…]

Hungry Bellies Have No Ears. How and Why Hunger Inhibits Sustainable Consumption

12th July 2019
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Authors: Stefan Hoffmann, Robert Mai, Wassili Lasarov, Jan Krause and Ulrich Schmidt (Ecological Economics, Vol. 160, 96-104)

While reports state that consumers are increasingly willing to consume more sustainably, no study has considered how the activation of very basic human needs, such as the state of hunger, affects sustainable food consumption. The authors expect that hungry consumers display a lower preference for sustainable food items and that this hunger-induced[…]

Nudges, Transparenz und Autonomie: eine normativ gehaltvolle Kategorisierung von Maßnahmen des Nudgings

12th July 2019
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Authors: Ludger Heidbrink and Andrea Klonschinski (Vierteljahreshefte zur Wirtschaftsforschung, 2018, Vol. 87(1), 15-27)

The debate on the legitimacy of nudging is hampered by the absence of a clear definition of what a nudge is. Given that the attempt to limit the term “nudge” to interventions exploiting cognitive biases has not been accepted in the literature[…]

Wirtschaftsphilosophie zur Einführung

12th July 2019
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Die Verbindung von Philosophie und Wirtschaft reicht bis in die Antike zurück. Angesichts der Bedeutung der Wirtschaft für unsere Gesellschaft sowie der Kritik an methodischen und normativen Grundannahmen der Wirtschaftswissenschaft scheint eine philosophische Reflexion der ökonomischen Theorie und Praxis heute angebracht zu sein[…]

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Cross-cultural differences in the perception of corporate social responsibility and consumer social responsibility along global supply chains
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Experimental studies of moral responsibility in global supply chains
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