Universität Bonn

Department of Economics / IAME

Where economic theory meets data
We use observational data and experimental data from the lab and from the field to test and improve economic theories of decision-making.

Institute for Applied Microeconomics

The Institute for Applied Microeconomics is currently looking for a student assistant.
Applications will be accepted until August 10, 2025.

The research conducted at the Institute for Applied Micro­economics (IAME) covers a broad range of topics, including

  • labor economics, the economics of education, and human develop­ment,
  • preference formation, evolution of social norms, and cognitive and affective deter­minants of decision-making,
  • health and environ­mental economics,
  • industrial organization, managerial economics, and per­sonnel eco­nomics.

In our research, we

  • apply micro­economic theory,
  • we conduct lab and field experi­ments,
  • we analyze survey and admin­is­trative data using state-of-the-art econo­metric methods, and
  • we col­laborate with psy­cholo­gists and neuro­scien­tists.
In Bonn we collaborate with BGSE, BonnEconLab, and CENs, as well as IZA and MPI for Re­search on Col­lec­tive Goods.

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Most Recent Publications

“The healthcare costs of air pollution in France”
The article “The healthcare costs of air pollution in France” by Julia Mink was published in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management.
“Mentoring and Schooling Decisions: Causal Evidence”
The article “Mentoring and Schooling Decisions: Causal Evidence” by Armin Falk, Fabian Kosse, and Pia Pinger was published in the Journal of Political Economy.
“Crossing Borders: Labor Mar­ket Ef­fects of Eu­ro­pe­an In­te­gra­tion”
The ar­ti­cle “Crossing Borders: Labor Mar­ket Ef­fects of Eu­ro­pe­an In­te­gra­tion” by Hannah Illing was pub­lished in the Journal of Human Resources.
“Beliefs about Maternal Labour Supply”
The article “Beliefs about Maternal Labour Supply” by Teodora Boneva, Marta Golin, Katja Kaufmann, and Christopher Rauh was published in the Economic Journal.

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