Paul M. Lohmann
Hi! Welcome to my personal site. I am an applied economist working at the intersection of behavioural economics, environmental economics and public policy. My research agenda currently focuses on the design and evaluation of environmental
policies and quantifiying the causal impact of environmental stressors on preferences, behaviour and well-being. You can find my latest research below. More about me
News
March 7th, 2024: New paper out in Behavioural Public Policy: Chilling results: how explicit warm glow appeals fail to boost pro-environmental behaviour
February 14nd, 2024: New paper out in Journal of Economic Psychology: High levels of air pollution reduce team performance
August 26th, 2023: New paper out in iScience: The impact of open access mandates on scientific research and technological development in the U.S.
February 14nd, 2024: New paper out in Journal of Economic Psychology: High levels of air pollution reduce team performance
August 26th, 2023: New paper out in iScience: The impact of open access mandates on scientific research and technological development in the U.S.
Selected Projects
Recent Publications
For a complete and up-to-date list of all publications, click here or check out my Google Scholar .
(2024).
Chilling results: how explicit warm glow appeals fail to boost pro-environmental behaviour.
Behavioural Public Policy.
(2024).
High levels of air pollution reduce team innovation.
Journal of Economic Psychology.
(2023).
The impact of open access mandates on scientific research and technological development in the U.S..
iScience.
(2023).
Do Flood and Heatwave Experiences Shape Climate Opinion? Causal Evidence from Flooding and Heatwaves in England and Wales.
Environmental and Resource Economics, 86.
(2023).
Long-lasting impact of information on meat consumption.
Nature Food, 4.