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Curriculum vitae Prof. Dr. Dörrenberg

Aktuelle Working Paper

• No Incidence Left Behind – Towards a Complete Understanding of Tax Incidence, revise and resubmit, American Economic Journal: Economic Policy (mit F. Eble, D. Rostam-Afschar, J. Voget und R. Winter)
• Central Bank Inflation Forecasts and Firms’ Price Setting in Times of High Inflation (mit F. Eble, Ch. Karlsson, D. Rostam-Afschar, B. Tödtmann und J. Voget)
• Politicians´ Social Welfare Criteria. An Experiment With German Legislators, resubmitted, Economic Journal (mit S. Ambuehl, S. Blesse, Ch. Feldhaus und A. Ockenfels)
• The End of Work Feels Near. How do People Perceive the Impact of Digital Technologies and Automation? (mit M. Artz und S. Blesse)
• I am a Taxpayer ... Get Me Out of Here?!? Evidence on Attitudes Towards Simplifying the Tax Jungle, conditionally accepted, Economica (mit S. Blesse und F. Buhlmann)
• Gender Discrimination against Pre-PhD Students: Evidence from a Field Experiment, reject and resubmit, Journal of Human Resources (mit S. Berger, Ch. Feldhaus, R. Gerber und A. Wyss)
• How Does Group-Decision Making Affect Subsequent Individual Behavior?, revise and resubmit, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (mit Ch. Feldhaus)
• How Does Firm Tax Evasion Affect Prices?, (mit D. Duncan)
• Narratives about Fiscal Policy: Are Firm Decision-Makers’ Tax Preferences Driven by Redistribution or Fiscal Consolidation Motives? (mit L. Arnemann, F. Eble, D. Rostam-Afschar, J. Voget, F. Buhlmann und Ch. Karlsson)

Ausgewählte Publikationen

• How to Improve Small Firms' Payroll Tax Compliance? Evidence from a Randomized Field Experiment, 202x, accepted for publication, Journal of Political Economy Microeconomics (mit Alina Pfrang und Jan Schmitz).
• Groups are more Libertarian than Individuals, 202x, accepted for publication, Management Science (mit Christoph Feldhaus, Felix Kölle und Axel Ockenfels).
• The German Business Panel: Firm-Level Data for Accounting and Taxation Research, 202x, accepted for publication, European Accounting Review (mit Jannis Bischof, Davud Rostam-Afschar, Dirk Simons und Johannes Voget).
• How do taxes affect the trading behavior of private investors? Evidence from individual portfolio data, 202x, accepted for publication, Management Science (mit Florian Buhlmann, Benjamin Loos und Johannes Voget).
• The (in)visible hand: do workers discriminate against employers?, 202x, accepted for publication, Journal of Public Economics (mit Denvil Duncan und Danyang Li).
• Asymmetric labor-supply responses to wage-rate changes: experimental evidence from an online labor market, 2022, Labour Economics (mit Denvil Duncan und Max Loeffler).
• Higher taxes on less elastic goods? Evidence from German municipalities, 2019, Regional Science and Urban Economics (mit Sebastian Blesse und Anna Rauch).
• Do retirement savings increase in response to information about retirement and expected pensions?, 2018, Journal of Public Economics 158, 168–179 (mit Mathias Dolls, Andreas Peichl und Holger Stichnoth).
• Remittances and Public Finances: Evidence from Oil-Price Shocks, 2017, Journal of Public Economics 155, 122–137 (mit Zareh Asatryan und Benjamin Bittschi).
• Tax compliance and information provision -- A field experiment with small firms, 2017, Journal of Behavioral Economics for Policy 1(1), 47–54 (mit Jan Schmitz).
• The Elasticity of Taxable Income in the Presence of Deduction Possibilities, 2017, Journal of Public Economics 151, 41–55 (mit Andreas Peichl und Sebastian Siegloch).
• Circumstantial Risk: Impact of future tax evasion and labor supply opportunities on risk exposure, 2015, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 109, 85–100 (mit Denvil Duncan und Christopher Zeppenfeld).
• Experimental Evidence on the Relations­hip between Tax Evasion Opportunities and Labor Supply, 2014, European Economic Review 68, 48–70 (mit Denvil Duncan).