Prof. Manuel Grieder
Manuel Grieder is a Tenure Track Assistant Professor at UniDistance Suisse in the Faculty of Business and Economics. He received his PhD from the University of Lausanne (HEC Lausanne). Before joining UniDistance, he was a postdoctoral researcher at ETH Zurich and a visiting scholar at MIT Sloan School of Management. He also teaches at HEC Lausanne and at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW).
Detailed CV
News
“UniDistance Suisse is an attractive institution in the field of high-level scientific research”
1st Matterhorn Symposium on Behavior, Institutions, and Cooperation
Master of Science in Economics, Business and Data Analytics
Research focus
My research is situated within behavioral economics and focuses on organizational economics and environmental and public policy. I study decision making in organizations, markets, and policy contexts, with a focus on outcomes related to efficiency, distribution, and environmental or social sustainability. Using primarily laboratory and field experiments, complemented where appropriate by surveys and field data, my work investigates mechanisms that foster cooperation, reduce negative externalities and unethical behavior, and lower behavioral frictions that hinder socially desirable actions.
Research groups
Experimental Organisational and Environmental Economics
Faculty of Economics
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2025-06 | Journal of Accounting ResearchGrieder Manuel // Karl SchuhmacherPeer-reviewed
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2024-11 | Behavioural Public PolicyGrieder Manuel // Kistler Deborah // Schmitz JanPeer-reviewed
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Peer-reviewed2023-02 | Management ScienceBrilon Stefanie // Grassi Simona // Grieder Manuel // Schulz Jonathan F.2023-02 | Management ScienceBrilon Stefanie // Grassi Simona // Grieder Manuel // Schulz Jonathan F.Peer-reviewed
Teaching
Functions at UniDistance Suisse
Faculty of Economics
- Assistant professor
- Programme Director Master EN
Faculty Council of the Faculty of Economics
- Assistant professor
- Programme Director Master EN
Experimental Organisational and Environmental Economics
- Assistant professor