Moritz Drupp
Professor of Sustainability Economics
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Moritz Drupp is a Professor of Sustainability Economics at the University of Hamburg, Germany. His research focuses on climate economics, including mitigation choices in climate policy, the social costs of carbon, and the co-benefits of emissions reduction strategies. He has also explored the intersection of moral dilemmas and trust in leadership during global crises, highlighting the role of economic principles in addressing climate change and public goods provision.
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Annayah Prosser
University of Bath
James Rising
University of Delaware
Christoph Mathys
Associate Professor
Aarhus University
Mark C. Freeman
Dean and Professor of Finance
University of York
Jim Everett
Lecturer
University of Kent
Dongil Chung
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Asmus Olsen
Københavns Universitet
Clara Colombatto
University of Waterloo
Michael Bauer
Professor of Economics
Universität Hamburg
Frikk Nesje
Assistant Professor (on a Tenure-Track)
University of Copenhagen
Michel Maréchal
University of Zurich
Graeme Pearce
Senior Lecturer
Bangor University
Gernot Wagner
Harvard University
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