Moritz Peter Fritschle

Moritz Peter Fritschle is a researcher at the University of Osnabrück within the Department of Environmental Economics (Department 9 - Economics). His work focuses on individual decision-making in agriculture, emphasizing behavioral and institutional factors influencing farmers' actions, particularly in the context of private and public incentive programs for sustainable agriculture.

• Education: Bachelor's in Economics (Philipps University Marburg, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos), Master's in Economics & Institutions (Philipps University Marburg), and doctoral research at James Hutton Institute
• Methods: Discrete Choice Experiments (DCEs), focus groups, interviews, survey experiments

Current research includes the EU Horizon 2020 project FRAMEwork analyzing biodiversity-sensitive agricultural incentives. Key publications include technical reports on agri-environmental policy impacts and incentive design.