Lehrangebot

Current Courses

Prof. Dr. Thomas Wein

Research Seminar in Economics

Vorträge zu laufenden Forschungsarbeiten von Promovierenden und Wissenschaftlern des Instituts sowie von auswärtigen Gästen.

Die Referenten sollten möglichst min. eine Woche vor dem Vortrag ihr Papier an Boris Hirsch schicken, der es dann für alle Teilnehmer zugänglich in MyStudy hochladen wird. Hierdurch sollen tiefergehende Diskussionen der Papiere ermöglicht werden.

* im Seminarplan: Externe Gäste, mit denen wir vermutlich am Dienstagabend Essen gehen werden, wozu alle Interessierten gerne mitkommen können (Info bei Boris Hirsch).

Ziel: Kolloquium (Vortrag) im Rahmen des Promotionskollegs VWL gem. §6 Abs. 4

Applied Microeconomics I: Market and Competition

- Asymmetric information

- Public goods

- Monopoly

- Game theory

- Oligopoly

- Product differentiation

- Price discrimination

- Vertical restraints

Ziel: Unterstanding basic concepts of industrial economics

Master's Forum II

The seminar is designed to help master students write their master thesis by discussing their work with the instructor and other students. Examination requirements are a presentation on the status of the thesis and the submission of a chapter (preliminary version) in written form. During the Master's Forum I, all students presented their master's topic in a poster presentation. In Master Forum II, you will continue your work by presenting your status of work during the seminar, including progress since the end of January. To do this, you are to upload your presentation to MyStudy by 18:00 on the Sunday before your presentation for all to access. Presentation dates you choose via the group function of MyStudy, depending on the number of participants you have the following presentation times: 30 minutes for 2 participants, 20 minutes for 3 participants, and 15 minutes for 4 participants. Furthermore, all participants must upload a (preliminary) main chapter of their paper, presumably on the state of the literature, in the material folder no later than August 31, 24:00. Presentation will be 1/3 of the grade, main chapter 2/3.

Ziel: Aim is to enable students to complete a successful MA-thesis.

Environmental Economics

1. Introduction: Economics and environmental degradation

2. Environmental economics and the internalization of externalities through volountary approaches

3. Monetary valuation of the environment

4. A comparison of environmental policy instruments

5. International environmental problems

Ziel: Understanding the economic approach to solving environmental problems

Environmental Economics (Exercise)

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