Research

My research interestes lie in in the field of empirical IO applied to energy and environmental economics. Specifically, I study the role of power market design in the energy transition with a primary focus on locational and real-time pricing. Other interests include industrial decarbonisation, climate policy and international economics.

Work in Progress

Unlocking households’ flexibility potential - on the barriers to real-time pricing

Pre-PhD Publications

Böschemeier, J., & Jochem, A. (2024). The effect of foreign carbon prices on German outward FDI. Economics Letters, 234, 111499. Link

Böschemeier, J., & Mau, K. (2023). Foreign supply shocks and the structure of trade in a small open economy. De Economist, 171(4), 303-342. Link

Non-refereed Publications

Böschemeier, J. and Mau, K. (2022). Gediversifieerd netwerk van handelspartners helpt schokken op te vangen. Economisch Statistische Berichten, 107(4816):542–544. Link (Dutch)

Böschemeier, J., Teti, F., Cernicky, J., and Moncayo, G. R. (2022). AfCFTA in a Rut – Can the Pan-African Agreement Regain Momentum? CESifo Forum, 23(02):46–57. Link

Böschemeier, J. and Teti, F. (2021). Die panafrikanische Freihandelszone AfCFTA–Utopie oder reale Chance? ifo Schnelldienst, 74(10):50–61. Link (German)