Hier werden die aktuellen CAWM-Diskussionspapiere nach Erscheinen veröffentlicht. Die "Volkswirtschaftlichen Diskussionsbeiträge" des Lehrstuhls für Volkswirtschaftstheorie gehen ab der Nr. 387 ebenfalls in diese Reihe auf. Das Institut für Verkehrswissenschaft und das Institut für Genossenschaftswesen veröffentlichen zudem in eigenen Arbeitspapierreihen:

Arbeitspapiere des Instituts für Verkehrswissenschaft
Arbeitspapiere des Instituts für Genossenschaftswesen

2018

• CAWM Discussion Paper 104: The Truth on Target II (Ulrich van Suntum)
  Supplementary Material: Target II Model.xlsx
• CAWM Discussion Paper 103: The Natural Interest Rate in OLG modelling - A Rehabilitation (Ulrich van Suntum)

• CAWM Discussion Paper 102: The demand for global and local environmental protection – experimental evidence from climate change mitigation in Beijing (Andreas Löschel, Jiansuo Pei, Bodo Sturm, Ran Wang, Wolfgang Buchholz, Zhongxiu Zhao)

• CAWM Discussion Paper 101: Ratchet up or down? An experimental investigation of global public good provision in the United Nations Youth Associations Network (Carlo Gallier, Martin Kesternich, Andreas Löschel and Israel Waichman)

2017

• CAWM Discussion Paper 100: Removing Geo-blocking: What are the Effects on Innovation for Vertically Differentiated Goods? (Lisa Hamelmann and Gordon J. KleinŸ)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 99: Drivers of Energy Eciency in German Manufacturing: A Firm-level Stochastic Frontier Analysis (Benjamin Johannes Lutz, Philipp Massier„, Katrin Sommerfeld… and Andreas LöschelŸ)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 98: Credit Constraints, Energy Management Practices, and Investments in Energy Saving Technologies: German Manufacturing in Close-up (Andreas Löschel, Benjamin Johannes Lutz„ and Philipp Massier)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 97: The Older, the Richer? – A Decomposition of Wealth Inequality by Age Subgroups (Dorothee Ihle, Andrea Siebert-Meyerhoff)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 96: Quantile Treatment Effects of Riester Participation on Wealth (Dorothee Ihle)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 95: 40 Years of JEEM: Research trends and influential publications in environmental and resource economics (Roland Kube, Andreas Löschel, Henrik Mertens and Till Requate)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 94: The Effect of Globalisation on Energy Footprints: Disentangling the Links of Global Value Chains (Oliver Kaltenegger, Andreas Löschel, Frank Pothen)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 93: Casting Light on Energy Efficiency - Evidence on Consumer Inattention and Imperfect Information (Matthias Rodemeier, Andreas Löschel, Roland Kube)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 92: The evolution of immigrants' homeownership in Germany (Dorothee Ihle, Andrea Siebert-Meyerhoff)

2016

• CAWM Discussion Paper 91: The Impacts of the EU ETS on Efficiency - An Empirical Analyses for German Manufacturing Firms (Andreas Löschel, Benjamin Johannes Lutz, Shunsuke Managi)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 90: Saving Behavior and Housing Wealth (Sören Gröbel, Dorothee Ihle)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 89: Distributional price effects of rent controls in Berlin (Lorenz Thomschke)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 88: Energy Costs in Germany and Europe - An Assessment Based on a (Total Real Unit) Energy Cost Accounting Framework (Martin Baikowski, Oliver Kaltenegger, Jörg Lingens, Andreas Löschel)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 87: Media market concentration and pluralism (Torben Stühmeier)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 86: The Environmental Impact of Vehicle Circulation Tax Reform in Germany (Christiane Malina)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 85: Competition and Corporate Control in Partial Ownership Acquisitions (Torben Stühmeier)

2015

• CAWM Discussion Paper 84: Reducing CO2 from Cars in the European Union: Emission Standards or Emission Trading?(Henry Y.-H. Chen, Kathrine von Graevenitz, Valerie Karplus, Paul Kishimoto, Simon Koesler, Andreas Löschel, Sergey Paltsev, John Reilly)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 83: Management Compensation, Monitoring and Aggressive Corporate Tax Planning (Melanie Steinhoff)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 82: Die Rolle der Transportmittel für die Einkommenssegregation in deutschen Städten (Norbert Hiller)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 81: Social Implications of Green Growth Policies from the Perspective of Energy Sector Reform and its Impact on Households (Peter Heindl, Andreas Löschel)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 80: Pro-Environmental Households and Energy Efficiency in Spain (Ana Ramos, Xavier Labandeira, Andreas Löschel)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 79: Peeling the Onion: Analyzing Aggregate, National and Sectoral Energy Intensity in the European Union (Andreas Löschel, Frank Pothen, Michael Schymura)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 78: Energy-saving and emission-abatement potential of Chinese coal-fired power enterprise: a non-parametric analysis (Chu Wei, Andreas Löschel, Bing Liu)

2014

• CAWM Discussion Paper 77: On the Effects of Unilateral Environmental Policy on Offshoring in Multi-Stage Production Processes (Oliver Schenker, Simon Koesler, Andreas Löschel)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 76: The Long-Term Impact of Matching and Rebate Subsidies when Public Goods are Impure: Field Experimental Evidence from the Carbon Offsetting Market (Martin Kesternich, Andreas Löschel, Daniel Römer)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 75: Parallel Currencies in Historical Perspective (Lukas von dem Berge)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 74: Price disclosure rules and consumer price comparison (Torben Stühmeier)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 73: Improving voluntary public good provision by a non‐governmental, endogenous matching mechanism: experimental evidence (Christiane Reif, Dirk Rübbelke, Andreas Löschel)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 72: The Influence of Different Production Functions on Modeling Resource Extraction and Economic Growth (Frauke Voosholz)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 71: The Capitalization of Non-Market Attributes into Regional Housing Rents and Wages: Evidence on German Functional Labor Market Areas (Norbert Hiller, Oliver Lerbs)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 70: Inter-generational Distribution of Resources in a Model of Economic Growth Taking the Land vs. Food Trade-off into Account (Frauke Voosholz)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 69: A Survey on Modeling Economic Growth - With Special Interest on Natural Resource Use (Frauke Voosholz)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 68: The Impact of Low Emission Zones on Particulate Matter Concentration and Public Health (Christiane Malina, Frauke Fischer)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 67: What’s the Damage? Environmental Regulation
  with Policy-Motivated Bureaucrats (Achim Voß, Jörg Lingens)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 66: Strategic Choice of Stock Pollution:
  Why Conservatives (Appear To) Turn Green (Achim Voß)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 65: Böhm-Bawerk meets Keynes - what does determine the interest rate, and can the latter become negative? (Updated) (Ulrich van Suntum, Tom Neugebauer)

2013

• CAWM Discussion Paper 64: A Parallel Currency Proposal for the Stronger Euro-States (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 63: Economic and Employment Growth in Germany – The Sectoral Elements of Verdoorn´s Law with regional Data (Jens Oelgemöller)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 62: How Disagreement about Social Costs leads to Ineffcient Energy Productivity Investment (Achim Voß)

2012

• CAWM Discussion Paper 61: PIGS in a poke – on the international competitiveness of the industry in Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain. Analyzing the revealed comparative advantages (RCA) (Jens Oelgemöller)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 60: The StoNED age: The Departure Into a New Era of Efficiency Analysis? An MC study Comparing StoNED and the "Oldies" (SFA and DEA) (Mark Andor, Frederik Hesse)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 59: Quantities vs. Capacities: Minimizing the Social Cost of Renewable Energy Promotion (Mark Andor, Kai Flinkerbusch, Achim Voß)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 58: The impact of low emission zones on PM10 levels in urban areas in Germany (Christiane Malina, Frauke Fischer)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 57: House Prices, Housing Development Costs, and the Supply of New Single-Family Housing in German Counties and Cities (Oliver Lerbs)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 56: Cash, Hoarding and the Underground Economy (Michael Pickhardt, Jordi Sardà)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 55: A Methodology Approach to Delineate Functional Economic Market Areas (Christian Oberst)
• CAWM Discussion Paper 54: Size and causes of the underground economy in Spain: A correction of the record and new evidence from the MCDR approach (Michael Pickhardt, Jordi Sardà)

2011

• CAWM Discussion Paper No 53: Income Tax Evasion Dynamics: Evidence from an Agent-based Econophysics Model (Michael Pickhardt, Goetz Seibold)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 52: A more efficient procurement mechanism for reserve capacity in the German market for balancing power (Kai Flinkerbusch)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 51: A Monte Carlo Simulation comparing DEA, SFA and two simple approaches to combine efficiency estimates (Mark Andor, Frederik Hesse)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 50: Analysing Growth and Productivity in Syria by Growth Accounting (Hans Joachim Schalk)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 49: Walter Eucken`s Principles of Economic Policy Today (Ulrich van Suntum, Tobias Böhm, Jens Oelgemöller, Cordelius Ilgmann)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 48: Pareto meets Olson – A Note on Pareto-optimality and Group Size in Linear Public Goods Games (Michael Pickhardt)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 47: Regional Unemployment and Norm-Induced Effects on Life Satisfaction (Adrian Chadi)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 46: The Advent of Corporate Limited Liability in Prussia 1843 (Cordelius Ilgmann)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 45: Pareto-optimality in Linear Public Goods Games (Sascha Hokamp, Michael Pickhardt)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 44: The Relationship Between Homeownership and Life Satisfaction in Germany (Timo Zumbro)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 43: Negative Nominal Interest Rates: History and Current Proposals (Cordelius Ilgmann, Martin Menner)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 42: Employed But Still Unhappy? On the Relevance of the Social Work Norm (Adrian Chadi)

2010

• CAWM Discussion Paper No 41: Comparing Cartel Behavior: A Simulation Analysis with the System of Cartel Markers (SCM) (Jan Hendrik Preißler-Jebe, Korbinian von Blanckenburg, Alexander Geist)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 40: Bonus Payments for Electricity Production from Renewable Energy Sources and the Impact on the Market Participants' Capacity Choice (Kai Flinkerbusch)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 39: The Election of a World Champion (Martin Langen, Thomas Krauskopf)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 38: The search for optimal Competative Balance in Formula One (Thomas Krauskopf, Martin Langen, Björn Bünger)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 37: A few can do - Ethical behavior and the provision of public goods in an agent-based model (Michael Pickhardt)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 36: The size of the underground economy in Germany: A correction of the record and new evidence from the Modified-Cash-Deposit-Ratio approach (Michael Pickhardt, Jordi Sarda)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 35: Income Tax Evasion in a Society of Heterogeneous Agents - Evidence from an Agent-based Model (Sascha Hokamp, Michael Pickhardt)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 34: Is there a link between home ownership and unemployment levels? Evidence from german regional data (Oliver Lerbs)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 33: Auswirkungen der Finanz- und Schuldenkrise auf den deutschen Eigenheimsektor (Oliver Lerbs, Christian Oberst, Michael Jorch)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 32: Perceived Job Insecurity, Unemployment Risk and International Trade - A Micro-Level Analysis of Employees in German Service Industries (Maren Lurweg)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 31: International Trade and Individual Labour Market Perspectives - A Micro-Level Analysis of German Manufacturing Workers (Maren Lurweg, Nicole Uhde)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 30: Cultural Infrastructure and Regional Economic Well-Being in Germany - Are we creative yet? (Thomas Krauskopf, Björn Bünger, Martin Langen)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 29: Why is there no Revolution in North-Korea? The Political Economy of Revolution Revisited (Thomas Apolte)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 28: Reducing the lower bound on market interest rates (Ulrich von Suntum, Metin Kaptan, Cordelius Ilgmann); erschienen in: Economic Analysis & Policy, Volume 41, Issue 2, 133-146.
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 27: A way out of pay-as-you-go without a double burden (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 26: Democracy and Prosperity in two Decades of Transition (Thomas Apolte).

2009

• CAWM Discussion Paper No. 25: Cost Reduction Potentials in the German Market for Balancing Power (Kai Flinkerbusch, Michael Heuterkes)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 24: Economic Confidence, Neagtive Interest Rates, and Liquidity: Towards Keynesianism 2.0 (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 23: Silvio Gesell: ‘a strange, unduly neglected’ monetary theorist (Cordelius Ilgmann)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 22: Bad Banks: The Case of Germany (Ulrich van Suntum, Cordelius Ilgmann)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 21: The decline of relational goods in the production of well-being? (Aloys Prinz, Björn Bünger)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 20: Europäische Metropolregionen in Deutschland - eine regionalökonomische Evaluation (Karten Rusche, Christian Oberst; erschienen in "Raumforschung und Raumordnung, Vol 68, Nr. 4, S. 243-254: SpringerLink)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 19: Sectoral Job Effects of Trade - An Input-Output Analysis for Germany (Maren Lurweg, Jens Oelgemöller, Andreas Westermeier)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 18: Jobs Gained and Lost through Trade: The Case of Germany (Maren Lurweg, Andreas Westermeier)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 17: From `Full Life` to `Balanced Life`: Extending Martin Seligmans´s Route to Hapiness (Aloys Prinz, Björn Bünger)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 16: Auswirkungen der Eigentumsformen und des Mieterschutzes auf die Wohnungsqualität - eine empirische Analyse basierend auf GSOEP (Hiroki Takakura, erschienen in der "Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik", 3/2009)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 15: Living in a Material World: Happy Income and Happy Life Years (revised) (Aloys Prinz, Björn Bünger)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 14: The System of Cartel Markers (SCM) (Alexander Geist, Korbinian von Blanckenburg, erscheint demnächst unter dem Titel "How Can a Cartel be Detected?" in International Advances in Economic Research)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 13: Does Wage Rigidity Really Exist? (Korbinian von Blanckenburg, Alexander Geist, Jörg Schmidt)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 12: How to overcome the Great Financial Crisis - An Asset Exchange Approach (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 11: RCAs within Western Europe (Jens Oelgemöller and Andreas Westermeier)

2008

• CAWM Discussion Paper No 10: Quality of Life in the Regions: An Exploratory Spatial Data Analysis for West German Labour Markets (Karsten Rusche)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 9: Electricity Pricing and Market Power - Evidence from Germany (Matthias Janssen and Magnus Wobben)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 8: Dynamic Efficiency and Reswitching (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 7: Dogmengeschichtliche Entwicklung der Kaufkrafttheorie der Löhne (Maren Lurweg, erschienen in: Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, Band 96, Heft 4, S. 511-547.)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 6: Assimilation and Cohort Effects for German Immigrants (Sebastian Gundel and Heiko Peters)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 5: What Determines the Duration of Stay of Immigrants in Germany? Evidence from a Longitudinal Duration Analysis (Sebastian Gundel and Heiko Peters, erschienen im International Journal of Social Economics, Vol. 35, No. 11 (2008), S. 769-782)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 4: Income Taxes, Death Taxes, and Optimal Consumption-Leisure-Savings-Choice (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 3: Optimal Consumption and Taxation of Housing - A Life Cycle Approach (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 2: The Purchasing Power Argument - Could Rising Wages Foster Employment? (Ulrich van Suntum)
• CAWM Discussion Paper No 1: The Interest Rate and the Growth Rate - Steady-State-Efficiency in OLG Models (Ulrich van Suntum)