Lutz Sager
Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
ESSEC Business School
Lutz Sager
Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
ESSEC Business School
CV | Google Scholar
sager [at] essec.edu
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Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
ESSEC Business School
CV | Google Scholar
sager [at] essec.edu
My research is in environmental economics, with a focus on climate policy and air pollution.
Journal Articles
The Economics of Inequality and the Environment with Moritz Drupp, Ulrike Kornek, Jasper Meya.Journal of Economic Literature, forthcoming. [CESifo WP]Journal Articles
Clean Identification? The Effects of the Clean Air Act on Air Pollution, Exposure Disparities and House Prices. with Gregor Singer.American Economic Journal: Economic Policy, 17(1), 1-36, 2025. [LSE GRI WP] [Data]Media: EarthBeat, AEA Research Highlights
Global Air Quality Inequality over 2000-2020.Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 130, 103112, 2025. [CESifo WP]
Air Pollution and Respiratory Infectious Diseases. with Sandro Provenzano, Sefi Roth.Environmental and Resource Economics, 87, 1127-1139, 2024. [IZA WP]
The Global Consumer Incidence of Carbon Pricing: Evidence from Trade.Energy Economics, 127, 107101, 2023. [preprint]
Who Values Future Energy Savings? Evidence from American Drivers. with Arik LevinsonJournal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 10(3), 2023. [NBER WP] [preprint] [Dataverse]
Inequality and the Environment: An Introduction to the Special Issue. with Moritz Drupp, Jasper Meya, Martin Quaas
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 119, 102812, 2023. (guest editorial)
How trade policy can support the climate agenda. with Michael Jakob et al.
Science, 376(6600), 1401-1403, 2022.
Media: F.A.Z. Wissen, Yahoo News, U.N. Human Development Report 2023
Highly unequal carbon footprints.
Nature Sustainability, 5, 912-913, 2022. (invited comment) [free read] Media: Deutschlandfunk, Dlf Forschung Aktuell
Crime is in the Air: The Contemporaneous Relationship between Air Pollution and Crime. with Malvina Bondy, Sefi Roth
Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 7(3), 2020. [IZA DP] [preprint] [Dataverse]Media: Washington Post, The Independent, iNews, Economic Times, WSJ RTE, Bloomberg, WEF, BBC, Probable Causation.
Estimating the Effect of Air Pollution on Road Safety using Atmospheric Temperature Inversions.
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 98, 2019. [preprint] Media: Financial Times, The Times, The Independent, The Telegraph, The Economic Times, The Hindu, BBC Radio 4.
Inequality and Carbon Consumption: Evidence from Environmental Engel Curves.
Energy Economics, 84, 2019. [preprint] [Data Appendix]Media: BusinessGreen
Residential Segregation and Socioeconomic Neighbourhood Sorting: Evidence at the Micro-neighbourhood Level for Migrant Groups in Germany.
Urban Studies, 49(12), 2617-2632, 2012.
Working Papers
The Distributional Effects of Low Emission Zones: Who Benefits from Cleaner Air? with Björn Bos and Moritz Drupp. CESifo Working Paper No. 11739, 2025.Working Papers
Estimating the Effect of China's 2013 Air Pollution Control and Action Plan. CESifo Working Paper No. 11826, 2025.
Book Chapters, Reports
Distributional Effects of Environmental Trade Measures. Book Chapters, Reports
Handbook on Trade Policy and Climate Change, (ed. Jakob, M.), Edward Elgar, 2022. [preprint]
Antworten auf zentrale Fragen zur Einführung von CO2-Preisen. with Linus Mattauch et al.
Scientists for Future, Diskussionsbeiträge 3: 1–41, 2020.
Opinion Pieces, Commentary
Qualité de l’air : comment lutter contre les inégalités mondiales ?Opinion Pieces, Commentary
The Conversation, March 2025
The benefits of Clean Air Act regulations need to be measured carefully. with Gregor Singer
VoxEU, May 2022
Umweltpolitik muss Verteilungsfragen berücksichtigen, ohne das eigentliche Ziel aus den Augen zu verlieren. with M. Drupp, U. Kornek, J. Meya
Ökonomenstimme.org, April 2022
The Growing Role of Inequality in Environmental Policy.
EAERE Magazine, no.11 Winter 2021
Drivers who spend too much on fuel efficiency. with Arik Levinson
VoxEU, January 2021
Why Germany should introduce an ambitious carbon price. with Simon Dietz, Tobias Kruse, Isabella Neuweg
LSE Grantham Research Institute, Commentary, 2019
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