Marcus Drometer

Marcus Drometer is a Lecturer at the Institute of Business and Regional Economics (IBR) within the Lucerne School of Business (HSLU). His expertise lies at the intersection of regional economics, public finance, and energy policy. He specializes in analyzing policy frameworks related to sustainable urban development, fiscal reforms, and EU cohesion strategies.

His research projects include high-impact collaborations such as the SECO Partnerships for Macroeconomic Support Phase III, focusing on domestic revenue mobilization, and the RENOWAVE initiatives exploring innovative financial instruments for building retrofits. He has also contributed to evaluations of climate protection financing mechanisms and policy analyses on carbon taxation models.

Key research themes include the interplay between electoral politics and public policy design, evidenced by studies on US naturalization policies and electoral cycle effects. His work frequently bridges theoretical models (e.g., ECB monetary policy analysis) with practical applications in regional economic development and energy transition strategies.

Notable outputs include peer-reviewed articles in journals like Public Choice and Kyklos, as well as influential reports such as the 2025 analysis of Germany's CO₂ pricing model. His interdisciplinary approach integrates political economy frameworks with empirical policy evaluation across European contexts.