Prof. Dr Manuel Grieder

Based on theoretical models and empirical findings from economics, management and psychology, Manuel Grieder investigates research questions in organizational and environmental economics from a behavioral economics perspective using experimental (and other) methods. Recent work studies, for instance, the distributional effects of green choice defaults in the electricity market or how a carbon tax affects people's intrinsic motivation for green consumption choices. More generally, his research deals with the topic of behavior in organizations and on markets. This includes questions such as how to promote cooperative relationships between trading partners, how to avoid unethical behavior, and how to encourage sustainable decision making.