This dissertation will comprise three essays exploring topics in environmental economics using experimental methods. The studies will draw on data collected through laboratory or survey experiments to examine decision-making related to environmental policy, resource use, and sustainability. Experimental analyses may be complemented with observational data to link behavioral evidence with real-world environmental outcomes.

The supervisor for this topic is associate professor Ondřej Krčál. Detailed information about the supervisor, his publications and research projects can be found here.