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Thong, N. T., Ankamah-Yeboah, I., Bronnmann, J., Nielsen, M., Roth, E., Schulze-Ehlers, B.

(2020):Price transmission in the pangasius value chain from Vietnam to Germany.Aquaculture Reports 16 *

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Bittmann, T., Bronnmann, J., Gordon, D. V.

(2019):Product differentiation and dynamics of cost pass-through in the German fish market: An error-correction-distance measure approach.Journal of Commodity Markets (in press) *

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Bronnmann, J. , Bittmann, T.

(2019):Asymmetric adjustment of retail cod and herring prices in Germany: A NARDL approach.Marine Policy 106, 103513 *

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Doyen, L., ..., Quaas, M., Regnier, E., Sanz, N., Thebaud, O.

(2019):From no whinge scenarios to viability tree.Ecological Economics 163, 183-188 *

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Drupp, M. A., Khadjavi, M., Quaas, M. F.

(2019):Truth-telling and the regulator. Experimental evidence from commercial fishermen.European Economic Review 120 *

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Hoffmann, J., Bronnmann, J.

(2019):Bottle size matters: Heterogeneity in the German carbonated soft drink market.Agribusiness 35(4), 556-573

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Lancker, K., A.-L. Deppenmeier, T. Demissie, J. O. Schmidt

(2019):Climate change adaptation and the role of fuel subsidies: An empirical bio-economic modeling study for an artisanal open-access fishery.PLOS ONE 14(8) *

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Lancker, K., L. Fricke, J. O. Schmidt

(2019):Assessing the contribution of artisanal fisheries to food security: A bio-economic modeling approach.Food Policy 87 *

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Lancker, K., M. F. Quaas

(2019):Increasing marginal costs and the efficiency of differentiated feed-in tariffs.Energy Economics 83, 104-118 *

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Liebelt, V., S. Bartke, N. Schwarz

(2019):Urban Green Spaces and Housing Prices: An Alternative Perspective.Sustainability 11(13) *

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Okamoto, D. K., Poe, M. R., Francis, T. B., Punt, A. E., ..., Voss, R., Woodruff, J.

(2019):Attending to spatial social–ecological sensitivities to improve trade-off analysis in natural resource management.Fish and Fisheries 21(1), 1-12 *

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Okonkwo, J. U., Quaas, M. F.

(2019):Welfare effects of natural resource privatization: a dynamic analysis.Environment and Development Economics , 1-21 *

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Quaas, M., Baumgärtner, S., De Lara, M.

(2019):Insurance value of natural capital.Ecological Economics 165 *

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Voss, R., Quaas, M. F., Stiasny, M. H., Hänsel, M., Stecher Justiniano Pinto, G. A., Lehmann, A., Reusch, T. B. H., Schmidt, J. O.

(2019):Ecological-economic sustainability of the Baltic cod fisheries under ocean warming and acidification.Journal of Environmental Management 238, 110-18

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Publikationen 2018

Ankamah-Yeboah, I. and J. Bronnmann (2018).” Market integration in the crustaceans market: Evidence from Germany”. Marine Policy, 87:72-77 (DOI: 10.1016/j.marpol.2017.10.012)
Bronnmann, J., S. Guettler and J.-P. Loy (2018).” Efficiency of correction for sample selection in QUAIDS models: An example for the fish demand in Germany". Empirical Economics (DOI: 10.1007/s00181-018-1491-y)
Bronnmann, J. and J. Hoffmann (2018). “Product differentiation in the German soft drink market: which attributes matter?” Applied Economics Letters,25(14):968-971
Bronnmann, J. and J. Hoffmann (2018). “Consumer preferences for farmed and eco-labeled turbot: A North German perspective”. Aquaculture Economics and Management, (DOI: 10.1080/13657305.2018.1398788)
Drupp MA (2018). Limits to Substitution between Ecosystem Services and Manufactured Goods and Implications for Social Discounting. Environmental and Resource Economics. 69(1): 135–158.
Drupp MA, Meya JN, Baumgärtner S, Quaas MF (2018). Economic Inequality and the Value of Nature. Ecological Economics 150: 340–345.
Hänsel M, Quaas MF (2018). Intertemporal Distribution, Sufficiency, and the Social Cost of Carbon. Ecological Economics. 146: 520–535.
Froese R, Winker H, Coro D, Demirel D, Tsikliras AC, Dimarchopoulou D, Scarcella G, Quaas MF, Matz-Lück N (2018). Status and rebuilding of European fisheries. Marine Policy 93:159--170.
Nielsen JR, Thunberg E, Holland DS, Schmidt JO, Fulton EA, Bastardie F, Punt AE, Allen I, Bartelings H, Bertignac M, Bethke E, Bossier S, Buckworth R, Carpenter G, Christensen A, Christensen V, Da-Rocha JM, Deng R, Dichmont C, Doering R, Esteban A, Fernandes JA, Frost H, Garcia D, Gasche L, Gascuel D, Gourguet S, Groeneveld RA, Guillén J, Guyader O, Hamon KG, Hoff A, Horbowy J, Hutton T, Lehuta S, Little LR, Lleonart J, Macher C, Mackinson S, Mahevas S, Marchal P, Mato-Amboage R, Mapstone B, Maynou F, Merzéréaud M, Palacz A, Pascoe S, Paulrud A, Plaganyi E, Prellezo R, van Putten EI, Quaas MF, Ravn-Jonsen L, Sanchez S, Simons S, Thébaud O, Tomczak MT, Ulrich C, van Dijk D, Vermard Y, Voss R, Waldo S (2017). Integrated ecological-economic fisheries models—evaluation, review and challenges for implementation.Fish and Fisheries19(1): 1–29.
Noack F, Riekhof MC, Quaas MF (2018). Development in a Dual Economy: The Importance of Resource-Use Regulation. Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists. 5(1): 233--263. doi 10.1086/694222.
Quaas MF, Stoeven M, Klauer B, Schiller J, Petersen T (2018). Windows of opportunity for sustainable fisheries management: The case of Eastern Baltic cod. Environmental and Resource Economics. 70(2): 323-341.
Rickels W, Reith F, Keller D, Oschlies A, Quaas MF (2018). Integrated Assessment of Carbon Dioxide Removal. Earth's Future 6(3): 565-582. doi 10.1002/2017EF000724
Voss R, Quaas MF, Schmidt JO, Stoeven MT, Francis TB, Levin PS, Armitage DR, Cleary JS, Jones RR, Lee LC, Okamoto DK, Silver JJ, Thornton TF, Dressel SC, MacCall AD, Punt AE (2018). Quantifying the benefits of spatial fisheries management – An ecological-economic optimization approach. Ecological Modelling 385: 165–172.