Publikationen

• [92] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2025): Non-Paternalistic foundation of sugar taxation and missing markets for sugar content, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, im Erscheinen.
• [91] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2025): Animal welfare, moral consumers and the optimal regulation of animal food production, Ecological Economics, 228, 108434.
• [90] Eichner, Th./ Schopf, M. (2024): Self enforcing environmental agreements with the optimal intensity of cooperation, Environmental and Resource Economics, im Erscheinen.
• [89] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2024): International environmental agreements when countries behave morally, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 125, 102955.
• [88] Eichner, Th./ Schopf, M. (2024): On breadth and depth of climate agreements with pledge-and-review bargaining, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 125, 102952.
• [87] Eichner, Th./ Kollenbach, G./ Schopf, M. (2023): Demand versus supply-side climate policies with a carbon dioxide ceiling, The Economic Journal 133, 1371-1406.
• [86] Eichner, Th./ Kollenbach, G. (2023): Participation and duration of environmental agreements: Investment lags matter, Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 10, 33-53.
• [85] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2022): Kantians defy the economists' mantra of uniform Pigouvian emissions taxes, Ecological Economics 200, 107514.
• [84] Eichner, Th./ Kollenbach, G. (2022): Environmental agreements, research and technological spillovers, European Journal of Operational Research 300, 366-377.
• [83] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2021):Climate policy and moral consumers, Scandinavian Journal of Economics 123, 1190-1226.
• [82] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2021): Unilateral phase-out of coal in an emissions trading scheme, Environmental and Resource Economics 80, 379-407.
• [81] Eichner, Th./ Kollenbach, G./ Schopf, M. (2021): Buying versus leasing fuel deposits for preservation, Scandinavian Journal of Economics 123, 110-143.
• [80] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2020): Kant-Nash tax competition, International Tax and Public Finance 27, 1108-1147.
• [79] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2019): Bottom-up world climate policies: Preserving fossil fuel deposits vs. capping fuel consumption, Canadian Journal of Economics 52, 993-1035.
• [78] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2019): Strategic pollution control and capital tax competition, Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 94, 27-53.
• [77] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2019): EU-type carbon regulation and the waterbed effect of green energy promotion, Energy Economics 80, 656-679.
• [76] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2019): Supply-side climate policy: on the role of exploration and asymmetric information, Environmental and Resource Economics 74, 397-420.
• [75] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2019): Self-enforcing biodiversity agreements with financial support from North to South, Ecological Economics 153, 43-55.
• [74] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2018): Competition in emissions standards and capital taxes with local pollution. Regional Science and Urban Economics 68, 191-203.
• [73] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2018): Coaseian biodiversity conversation and market power. Environmental and Resource Economics 72, 849-873.
• [72] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2018): Environmental standards in a large open economy revisted. Letters in Spatial and Resource Science 11, 157-166.
• [71] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2018): Self-enforcing tax coordination. Journal of Business Economics 88, 915-940.
• [70] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2018): Global environmental agreements and international trade: Asymmetry of countries matters. Strategic Behavior and the Environment 7, 281-316.
• [69] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2017): Buy coal and act strategically on the fuel market. European Economic Review 99, 77-92.
• [68] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2017): Self enforcing environmental agreements and trade in fossil energy deposits. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 85, 1-20.
• [67] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2017): Trade in fossil fuel deposits for preservation and strategic action. Journal of Public Economics 147, 50-61.
• [66] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Self-enforcing international environmental agreements and trade: taxes versus caps. Oxford Economic Papers 67, 897-917.
• [65] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Efficient management of insecure fossil fuel import through taxing domestic green energy. Journal of Public Economic Theory 17, 724-751.
• [64] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Is trade liberalization conducive to the formation of climate coalitions? International Tax and Public Finance 22, 932-955.
• [63] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Lobbying for and against subsidizing green energy. Environmental and Resource Economics 62, 932-955.
• [62] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): A note on stable and sustainable global tax coordination with Leviathan governments. European Journal of Political Economy 37, 64-67.
• [61] Eichner, Th./ Weinreich, D. (2015): Welfare stigma and risk taking in the welfare state. Social Choice and Welfare 44, 319-348.
• [60] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Unilateral consumption-based carbon taxes and negative leakage. Resource and Energy Economics 40, 127-142.
• [59] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2015): Unilateral climate policy with production-based and consumption-based carbon emission taxes. Environmental and Resource Economics 61, 141-163.
• [58] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2014): Subsidizing renewable energy under capital mobility, Journal of Public Economics 117, 50-59.
• [57] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2014): Self-enforcing environmental agreements, trade and demand- and supply-side mitigation policy. Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists 1, 419-450.
• [56] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2014): Self-enforcing environmental agreements and capital mobility. Regional Science and Urban Economics 48, 120-132.
• [55] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2014): Insurance demand and first-order risk increases under (µ,σ)-preferences revisited. Finance Research Letters 11,326-331.
• [54] Eichner, Th. (2014): Endogenizing leadership and tax competition: Externalities and public good provision. Regional Science and Urban Economics 46, 18-24.
• [53] Eichner, Th./ Upmann, T. (2014): On the (im)possibility of overprovision of public goods in interjurisdictional capital tax competition. FinanzArchiv 70, 218-248.
• [52] Eichner, Th./Pethig, R. (2014): International carbon emissions trading and strategic incentives to subsidize green energy. Resource and Energy Economics 36, 469-486.
• [51] Eichner, Th./Pethig, R. (2013): Self-enforcing environmental agreements and international trade. Journal of Public Economics 103, 37-50.
• [50] Eichner, Th. (2013): Increases in skewness and insurance. Economics Bulletin 33, 2672-2681.
• [49] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2013): Flattening the carbon extraction path in unilateral cost-effective action. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 66, 185-201.
• [48] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2012): Tempering effects of (dependent) background risks: A mean-variance analysis of portfolio selection, Journal of Mathematical Economics 48, 422-430.
• [47] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2012): On the efficiency of formula apportionment without the sales factor. Economics Bulletin 32, 2828-2838.
• [46] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2012): Interjurisdictional spillovers, decentralized policy making and the elasticity of capital supply. American Economic Review 102, 2349-2357.
• [45] Eichner, Th./ Upmann, T. (2012): Labor markets and capital tax competition. International Tax and Public Finance 19, 203-215.
• [44] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2011): Corporate income taxation of multinationals in a general equilibrium model. Journal of Public Economics 95, 723-733.
• [43] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2011): Increases in skewness and three-moment preferences. Mathematical Social Sciences 61, 109-113.
• [42] Eichner, Th. (2011): Portfolio selection and duality under mean-variance preferences. Insurance: Mathematics and Economics 48, 146-152.
• [41] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2011): Carbon leakage, the green paradox and perfect future markets. International Economic Review 52, 767-805.
• [40] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2011): Portfolio allocation and asset demand with mean-variance. Theory and Decision 70, 179-193.
• [39] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2010): EU-Type carbon emissions trade and the distributional impact of overlapping emissions taxes. Journal of Regulatory Economics 27, 287-315.
• [38] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2010): Beneficial changes in dependence structures and two-moment decision models. Operations Research Letters 38, 227-230.
• [37] Eichner, Th. (2010): Slutzky equation and substitution effects of risks in terms of mean-variance preferences. Theory and Decision 69, 17-26.
• [36] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2009): Corporate income taxation of multinationals and unemployment. Regional Science and Urban Economics 39, 610-620.
• [35] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2009): Pricing of the ecosystem and taxing ecosystem services: a general equilibrium approach. Journal of Economic Theory 144, 1589-1616.
• [34] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2009): Efficient CO₂ emission control with national emission taxes and an international emission trading scheme. European Economic Review 53, 625-635.
• [33] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2009): Multiple risks and mean-variance preferences. Operations Research 57, 1142-1154.
• [32] Eichner, Th. (2009): On intermediate utility functions. Quality and Quantity 43, 155-159.
• [31] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2008): Why the European Union should adopt formula apportionment with double sales. Scandinavian Journal of Economics 110, 567-589.
• [30] Eichner, Th. (2008): Mean variance vulnerability. Management Science 54, 586-593.
• [29] Christiaans, Th./ Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2007): Optimal pest control in agriculture. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 31, 3965-3985.
• [28] Eichner, Th./ Tschirhart, J. (2007): Efficient ecosystem services and natularness in an ecological/economic model. Environmental and Resource Economics 37, 733-755.
• [27] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2007): Harvesting in an integrated general equilibrium model. Erscheint in: Environmental and Resource Economics 37, 233-252.
• [26] Christiaans, Th./ Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2007): A micro-level ‘consumer approach’ to population dynamics. Natural Resource Modeling 20, 279-322.
• [25] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2006): Economic land use, ecosystem services and microfounded species dynamics. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 52, 707-720.
• [24] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2006): Efficient nonanthropocentric nature protection. Social Choice and Welfare 26, 47-74.
• [23] Christiaans, Th./ Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2006): On the dynamics of Tschirhart’s predator-prey model. Ecological Modelling 197, 52-58.
• [22] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2006): A microfoundation of predator-prey dynamics. Natural Resource Modeling 19, 279-322.
• [21] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2006): An analytical foundation of the ratio-dependent predator-prey model. Journal of Bioeconomics 8, 121-132.
• [20] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2005): Ecosystem and economy: An integrated dynamic general equilibrium approach. Journal of Economics/ Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie 85, 213-249.
• [19] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2005): Efficient policies for green design in a vintage durable good model. Environmental and Resource Economics 30, 259-278.
• [18] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2005): Measures of risk attitudes: Correspondences between the mean/variance- and the expected utility approach. Decisions in Economics and Finance 28, 53-65.
• [17] Eichner, Th. (2005): Imperfect competition in the recycling industry. Metroeconomica 56, 1-24.
• [16] Eichner, Th. (2005): Comparative statics of properness in two-moment decision models. Economic Theory 25, 1007-1012.
• [15] Eichner, Th. (2004): A further remark on two-moment decision models and utility-representable preferences. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 55, 435-436.
• [14] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2004): The welfare state in a changing environment. International Tax and Public Finance 11 (3), 313-331.
• [13] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2004): Insurance demand, the elasticity of risk aversion, and relative prudence: A further result. Operations Research Spectrum 26 (3), 441-446.
• [12] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2004): Relative risk aversion, relative prudence and comparative statics under uncertainty: The case of (µ,σ)-preferences. Bulletin of Economic Research 56 (2), 159-170.
• [11] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2003): Variance vulnerability, background risks, and mean-variance preferences. The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance Theory 28, 173-184.
• [10] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2003): The impact of scarcity and abundance in food chains on species population dynamics. Natural Resource Modeling 16, 259-303.
• [9] Eichner, Th./ Wagener, A. (2003): More on parametric characterizations of risk aversion and prudence. Economic Theory 21, 895-900.
• [8] Eichner, Th./ Runkel, M. (2003): Efficient management of product durability and recyclability under utilitarian and Chichilnisky preferences. Journal of Economics/ Zeitschrift für Nationalökonomie 80, 43-75.
• [7] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2003): Corrective taxation for curbing pollution and promoting green product design and recycling. Environmental and Resource Economics 25, 477-500.
• [6] Eichner, Th. (2002): Constitutional and post-constitutional taxation. European Journal of Political Economy 18, 615-630.
• [5] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2001): Das Gebührenkonzept der Dualen System Deutschland AG (DSD) auf dem ökonomischen Prüfstand. Zeitschrift für Umweltpolitik und Umweltrecht 24, 121-142.
• [4] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2001): Product design and efficient management of recycling and waste treatment. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 41, 109-134.
• [3] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2000): Recycling, producer responsibility and centralized waste management. Finanzarchiv, 57 (3), 333-360.
• [2] Eichner, Th. (2000): A note on indifference curves in the (μ,σ)-space. Operations Research Spectrum 22 (4), 491-500.
• [1] Eichner, Th./ Pfingsten, A./ Wagener, A. (1996): Strategisches Abstimmungsverhalten bei Verwendung der Hare-Regel: Irrationalität bei der Vergabe der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1996 an Atlanta?, Zeitschrift für betriebswirtschaftliche Forschung 48, 466-474.

• [1] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2024): How important are IEAs for mitigation if countries are of the homo moralis type?
• [2] Eichner, Th./Runkel, M. (2024): Homo oeconomicus as the homo moralis' party pooper: heterogenous morality in public good games.

• [1] Eichner, Th. (1999): Staatliche Sozialversicherung, individuelle Vorsorge und Arbeitsangebot. Gabler Verlag, Wiesbaden.

[2] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2017): International carbon trade and national taxes: Distributional impacts of double regulation. In: W. Buchholz/ Rübbelke, D.: The Theory of Externalities and Public Goods. Essays in Memory of Richard C. Cornes, 243-269.

[1] Eichner, Th./ Pethig, R. (2001): Gebührenstrategien in einem aggregierten Modell der Abfallwirtschaft. In: H.-W. Rengeling/ Hof, H.: Instrumente des Umweltschutzes im Wirkungsverbund, 253-267.

• [3] Eichner, Th. (2006): Atkinson/Stiglitz: Lectures of Public Economics, 1980. In D. Herz: Lexikon der ökonomischen Werke.
• [2] Eichner, Th. (2006): Markowitz: Portfolio Selection: Efficient Diversification of Instruments, 1959. In D. Herz: Lexikon der ökonomischen Werke.
• [1] Eichner, Th. (2004): Nurmi: Voting Procedures under Uncertainty, 2002. European Journal of Political Economy 20, 283-285.