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Peter Martinsson is a Professor at the Department of Economics with Statistics, University of Gothenburg. His research focuses on behavioral economics, experimental economics, economic history, environmental economics, development economics, and health economics. He teaches courses in behavioral economics, experimental economics, and microeconomics. His work often involves field experiments addressing policy-relevant questions in sustainability, technology adoption, and social behavior. A notable focus includes studies on improved biomass cookstoves' impact in developing regions and the behavioral dimensions of environmental programs. His personal homepage is currently under construction.
Research Themes: His studies span from understanding decision-making in dilemmas involving autonomous vehicles to analyzing historical policies like China's one-child policy's long-term effects. He also explores how incentives affect prosocial behavior and technology usage patterns. His experimental methods bridge theoretical economics with real-world applications in climate mitigation and public goods provision.
Key Contributions: Martinsson's work emphasizes experimental approaches to evaluate interventions in development and environmental contexts. He has investigated how cultural factors influence economic behavior, particularly in post-conflict regions and cross-national comparisons. His studies often combine quantitative field data with behavioral theory to inform policy design.
Professional Profile: As a full-time faculty member, he contributes to both teaching and research leadership at the University of Gothenburg. His publications address global challenges through rigorous experimental frameworks, focusing on equity, sustainability, and institutional effectiveness.
