Eva Hoppe-Fischer

Eva Hoppe-Fischer is a Professor of Economics at the University of Bonn, affiliated with the Institute for Applied Microeconomics, ECONtribute, and the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) in London. Her work bridges theoretical and empirical approaches in economic research.

• Doctorate in Economics (University of Cologne)
• Diploma in Business Administration (University of Cologne)
• CEMS Master's in International Management (Bocconi University)

Research Focus: Hoppe-Fischer's research centers on contract theory with applications to public-private partnerships, moral hazard, and adverse selection. She integrates experimental economics and behavioral economics to test theoretical models empirically, particularly in organizational design and policy implementation.

Publication Trends: Her recent work explores innovation incentives in infrastructure projects, information asymmetry in agency models, and contractual efficiency in procurement. She frequently employs experimental methods to validate economic theories.

Scientific Recognition: Awards include the Reinhard Selten Prize and the Heinz Sauermann Prize. She was named among Capital Magazine's Top 40 Under 40 in Society and Science.

• Reinhard Selten Prize
• Heinz Sauermann Prize
• Capital Magazine's Top 40 Under 40

Leadership Roles: She serves as a Principal Investigator in the ECONtribute cluster since 2019, contributing to research on economic policy and institutional design.