Applied Microeconomics

Prof. Dr. Julio R. Robledo

Team & Contact

Who we are and how to reach us

Bachelor and Master Thesis

Writing your Bachelor/Master thesis at our chair

Hausarbeitsschein

In case you need a "Hausarbeitsschein"

Flexnow Transcript

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Credits for non-RUB modules

How to apply for credit recognition for non-RUB modules

Teaching - WS 2024/25

Our teaching offers in the WS 2024/25

Teaching

All information and all materials for all modules can be found in the Moodle course of the module when the semester starts. You can get the Moodle password from the FSI Password Distributor. You can join the Moodle courses at any time during the semester. It is not necessary to register in advance for any module. The registration for all exams and seminars is done via FlexNow.

Information on:

You can get the password for all Moodle courses using the FSI Password Distributor. Please note that you need a working RUB email address to receive the password.

If you write a scientific paper at our chair (seminar paper, Bachelor or Master thesis), we provide you with Guidelines for writing and presenting scientific papers (in English) or a Leitfaden für wissenschaftliche Arbeiten (in German). Please contact us per mail, and we will add you to the Moodle course “Scientific Writing (Applied Microeconomics)” where you will find those guidelines and further materials about scientific writing.

You can find the FlexNow instructions for Bachelor and Master thesis here.

Teaching offers

Vorlesung + Übung

4+2 contact hours

WS 2024/25

Lecture + Tutorial + Seminar

4 contact hours

WS 2024/25

Seminar

2 contact hours

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WS 2024/25

Lecture + Tutorial

2+2 contact hours

WS 2024/25

Lecture + Tutorial

2+2 contact hours

Lecture + Tutorial

2+2 contact hours

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Research

We apply the tools of microeconomic theory to analyze economic problems in the following fields:
- provision of public goods (private allocation of public goods and public allocation of private goods)
- family economics
- network economics and two-sided markets
- sports economics and contest theory

Publications

Music, K., Salzmann, C. (2020) "Why biased agencies could be the best monitors", European Journal of Political Economy, Vol 63(4):

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Music, K. (2020) "The Undesirable Consequences of Doping Regulations: Why Stricter Efforts Might Strengthen Doping Incentives", Journal of Sports Economics, Vol. 21(3): 215-233.

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Goetsch, A., Salzmann, C. (2019) "The Impact of Contest Dynamics on Ex Post Doping Audits", Journal of Sports Economics, Vol. 20(3): 411-427.

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Music, K., Salzmann, C. (2020) "Why biased agencies could be the best monitors", European Journal of Political Economy, Vol 63(4):

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Music, K. (2020) "The Undesirable Consequences of Doping Regulations: Why Stricter Efforts Might Strengthen Doping Incentives", Journal of Sports Economics, Vol. 21(3): 215-233.

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