The study examines the spread of technology-related conspiracy theories, the technology-related factors that promote these conspiracy theories, and their consequences.

The study examines the extent to which it is helpful to start a business only as a sideline and to gain initial learning experience in order to subsequently benefit from greater well-being in the full-time phase.

The researchers describe the use of health services and the treatment of hypertension and diabetes using individual-level data from 55 nationally representative population-based surveys.

Fertility and income are negatively correlated at the aggregate level. However, evidence from more recent periods suggests that rising income leads to higher fertility at the individual level. In this article, Prof. Strulik puts forward a simple theory that resolves this apparent contradiction.

The funding is intended to broaden the Chair's current focus and build up expertise on the aid and investment projects of other authoritarian states such as Russia and Saudi Arabia, which have so far been little researched in economics.

With this EU-funded project, the researchers at the Chair of Information Management want to develop and implement a user-centered mobility mix, especially in rural North Sea regions.

The aim of the project is to construct a recording method to enable monitoring of the use of near-surface geothermal energy (ONG) in Germany. The project is funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK).

Researchers from the faculty are currently involved in two DFG Research Training Groups at the university.