Marz, Waldemar and Johannes Pfeiffer: "Fossil Resource Market Power and Capital Markets",
Energy Economics, 117, 106445, Jan 2023. [WP version]
Marz, Waldemar and Suphi Sen: "Does Telecommuting Reduce Commuting Emissions?",
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 116, 102746, Oct 2022. [WP version]
[Awarded the ifo Research and Policy Prize]
Media: Human Resources Manager, KOM Magazin, Deutschlandfunk Nova, WDR 5 Quarks.
Marz, Waldemar and Frank Goetzke: "CAFE in the City - A Spatial Analysis of Fuel Economy Standards",
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 115, 102711, Sept 2022. [WP version]
[Awarded the ifo Research and Policy Prize]
Marz, Waldemar and Johannes Pfeiffer: “Petrodollar Recycling, Oil Monopoly, and Carbon Taxes”,
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 100, 102263, March 2020. [WP version]
[IAEE Student Paper Award]
Kenneth Gillingham and Waldemar Marz: "Distributional Effects of Vehicle Emission Standards between Cities",
CESifo Working Paper (No. 12543), May 2026. [Job Market Paper]
Latest version: [Link]
Berger, Julius, Felix Creutzig and Waldemar Marz: "Electrifying Mobility Reshapes Cities, Energy Demand, and Emissions in Emerging Economies",
CESifo Working Paper (No. 12531), March 2026. Under review.
Berger, Julius and Waldemar Marz: "Fuel Economy Standards: Long-Run Welfare Losses from Modal Shifts and Congestion",
CESifo Working Paper (No. 11061), October 2024.
Revise & resubmit, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
Marz, Waldemar: "Income Inequality and Political Polarization",
CESifo Working Paper (No. 11062), April 2024.
Media: Stanford GSB Podcast
"Flood Adaptation and its Effect on the Urban Form" (with Konrad Bierl)
"State Capacity and Climate Policy" (with Achim Hagen)
"Designing the Telecommuting City: Welfare, Carbon, and why Growth Boundaries Trump Taxes" (with Julius Berger)
“Reduziert mehr Homeoffice die Emissionen im Verkehr?”, ifo Schnelldienst 75 (5), 2022, 15-18.
“Capital Markets, Institutions and Distributional Effects: Towards Ambitious Climate Policy in Low- and Middle-Income Countries” (with Jan Steckel, Sinem Ayhan, Claire Gavard, Oliver Schenker, Maximiliane Sievert, Ulrike Will and Malte Winkler), Background Paper Forum Climate Economics 9, 06/2021.
"Short on the Climate: Gaining Steam – the State of U.S. Climate Politics" (with Julius Elting, Jana Lippelt and Alex Schmitt), ifo Schnelldienst 67 (24), 2014, 82-86.
"Comparison of the Commercialization of Capacities from Demand Response and from Power Plants on the Tertiary Reserve Market" (with Peter Tzscheutschler and Markus Henle), Energiewirtschaftliche Tagesfragen 63 (3), 2013, 16-19.