PhD Candidate in Economics
ETH Zürich
My research is mainly focused on the elicitation of societal preferences concerning:
The (limited) substitutability of environmental goods vis-à-vis consumption goods.
The evaluation of future costs and benefits i.e. social discounting.
I am further interested in the literature on international environmental agreements and normative economics more broadly.
My opinion is like a flag in the wind of good arguments and evidence.
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Drupp, M.A., Meya, J.N., Bos, B. & S. Disque (2023). Heterogeneous Substitutability Preferences. CESifo Working Paper 11197
Disque, S., Bos, B. & M.A. Drupp (2023). Re-assessing the Health of the Global Oceans According to General Population Preferences.
Disque, S., Drupp, M.A. & B. Groom (2022). Cross Elasticities in Dual Discounting: Evidence from a Multiple Price List Approach.