Prof. Dr. Michael Rauscher
- Environmental and Resource Economics
- International Economics
- Economic Geography
- Open-Economy Public Finance
- Economic Growth
- Modern Slavery and Forced Labour
- Social Determinants of Economic Behaviour
Degrees
1989 Dr. rer. pol. (summa cum laude), University of Konstanz
1996 Habilitation and Venia Legendi for Economics, University of Kiel
Professional Career and Positions
1983 - 1995 Researcher, TU Berlin (1983), U Mannheim (1984) and U Konstanz (1985-1990),
Assistant Professor, U Kiel (1990-1995)
since 1996 Professor of International Economics, University of Rostock
since 2003 Research Professor, ifo Institute for Economic Research, Munich
2011-2014 Lead Author, 5th IPCC Assessment Report on Climate Change (Working Group III)
2012- 2014 Dean, Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, University of Rostock
Demographic Change and Climate Change, Environment and Development Economics 27, 2020, 5-20.
Modern Slavery, Corruption, and Hysteresis, European Journal of Political Economy, 64, 2020, 101917 (with Bianca Willert).
Stable International Environmental Agreements: Large Coalitions that Achieve Little, Games 10(4), 2019, 47.
Fiscal Competition and Growth When Capital Is Imperfectly Mobile, Scandinavian Journal of Economics 115 (1), 2013, 211-233 (with Daniel Becker).
Tax Competition, Capital Mobility and Innovation in the Public Sector, German Economic Review 8, 2007, 18-40.
International Trade, Foreign Investment, and the Environment. In: K-G Mäler, J Vincent, eds., Handbook of Environmental and Resource Economics, Vol 3, Amsterdam: Elsevier (North-Holland Handbooks in Economics), 2005, 1403-1456.
Economic Growth and Tax-Competing Leviathans, International Tax and Public Finance 12, 2005, 457–474.
International Trade, Factor Movements, and the Environment. Oxford: Oxford University Press (Clarendon) 1997.
Environmental Regulation and the Location of Polluting Industries, International Tax and Public Finance 2, 1995, 229–244.
On Ecological Dumping. Oxford Economic Papers 46, 1994, 822-840.
OPEC and the Price of Petroleum: Theoretical Considerations and Empirical Evidence, Heidelberg: Springer, 1989 (Dissertation).
Trade with an Exhaustible Resource when Demand Reactions Are Lagged, European Economic Review 31, 1987, 1597-1604.
Bachelor level
- Basics of Economics (1st semester)
- Globalisation of the Economy
- Introduction to Environmental and Resource Economics
- Foundations of Population Economics
- Project Seminars
Master level
- Advanced Environmental and Resource Economics
- International Trade Theory and Policy
- Dyamic Models in Economics
- Labour Economics (until 2020)
- Econometrics (2020)
- Seminars and Research Seminars