Am Projekt beteiligt sind unter anderem die ECONtribute-Mitglieder Prof. Dr. Matthias Heinz und Prof. Dr.
@aschiprowski.bsky.social. Heute gab Matthias Heinz im Landgericht Bonn vor der Richterversammlung Einblicke in die Studie. Vielen Dank für den spannenden Austausch! (2/2)

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🔗Zur Studie von Prof. Pia Pinger, Prof. Armin Falk und @fabiankosse.bsky.social 👉: www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/full/10....

For more information, check out Martens #JMP 👉 www.econtribute.de/RePEc/ajk/aj... and his website sites.google.com/view/martenr... ! (6/6)

Embedding this channel in a formal model, we disentangle the role of expectations and intrinsic motivation. The model predicts, and the data confirm, that effects are strongest in competitive markets, where profit incentives matter most. (5/6)

The absence of sizable spatial spillovers highlights the importance of personal experience. Disaster exposure shapes innovation choices by altering profitability expectations through shifting higher-order beliefs about consumer demand and anticipated regulation. (4/6)

Inventors personally affected by natural disasters subsequently produce 8.2% more green patents, primarily driven by emission-reducing mitigation technologies, while non-green innovation remains unaffected. (3/6)

We show that personal experiences affect high-stakes economic decisions among inventors. Using matched patent and survey data from French and German inventors linked to natural disaster records, we exploit exogenous variation in disaster exposure. (2/6)

The increase in local tax revenues is used to reduce public debt burdens and finance a high level of public expenditures. For more information, check out Johannes #JMP 👉: www.econtribute.de/RePEc/ajk/aj... and his website jkochems.github.io! (9/9)

Johannes conducts a case study on the emergence of Germany's largest local tax havens. He estimates that between 2012 and 2019, around 20.5 billion was transferred to its jurisdiction. (8/9)