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Das Fachgebiet Mikroökonomik und empirische Energieökonomik (MEE), vertreten durch Prof. Dr. Heike Wetzel, beschäftigt sich mit der wissenschaftlichen Analyse verhaltens- und institutionenökonomischer Rahmenbedingungen, die in Verbindung mit der Entwicklung neuer Technologien zu einer nachhaltigen Energie- und Ressourcennutzung führen.

Weber, W., Grosskopf, S., Hayes, K., Wetzel, H. (2025)

Deterministic vs. stochastic methods for frontier estimation: update and illustration

Operations Research and Decisions 35(2).

Fait, L., Krüger, J. J., Tarach, M., Wetzel, H. (2025)

Trend Projections of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Potentials: A Bootstrap-Based Nonparametric Efficiency Analysis

International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy 15(1), 607–620.

Nakai, M., von Loessl, V., Wetzel, H. (2024)

Preferences for dynamic electricity tariffs: A comparison of households in Germany and Japan

Ecological Economics 223, 108239.

Bender, J., Fait, L., Wetzel, H. (2024)

Acceptance of demand-side flexibility in the residential heating sector — Evidence from a stated choice experiment in Germany

Energy Policy 191, 114145.

von Loessl, V., Bühren, C., Frank, B., Wetzel, H., Wiederhold, E. (2024)

Would you lie about your mother's birthday? A new online dishonesty experiment

Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics 109,102191.

Shehzadi, A., Wetzel, H. (2024)

Self-generation and outage losses: A firm-level analysis for emerging and developing Asian countries

Energy Reports 11, 2832-2840.

Bishop, K., Färe, R., Grosskopf, S., Hayes, K, Weber, B., Wetzel, H. (2024)

Estimation and Application of Lerner-Type Indexes for the Public Sector: German Theaters

In Färe, R., Grosskopf, S., Margaritis, D. (Eds.), Market Power, Economic Efficiency, and the Lerner Index, World Scientific-Now Publishers Series in Business: Volume 19.