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Seminar paper from the year 2013 in the subject Economy - Environment economics, grade: 1,7, University of Heidelberg (Alfred Weber Institut fur Wirtschaftswissenschaften), course: The Economics of Information Disclosure, language: English, abstract: This paper tries to analyze electricity markets from the point of view of standard microeconomic theory. The research paper focuses on the question what role information distribution and information disclosure play for the demand for green electricity products. In the first part of the paper there are several assumptions made about the...

A large amount of research suggests that aggressive
children differ from their non-aggressive peers in
the way they process social information in conflict
situations. Using Crick & Dodges (1994) Social
Information Processing following Provocation Model
as a theoretical framework, this investigation was
undertaken to explore adults social information
processing under the influence of verbal and
physical provocation (e.g. taunting, being hit with
a stick) as well as assessing how specific
subcategories of aggressive behaviour (hostile and
instrumental aggression) relate to different...

Seminar paper from the year 2014 in the subject Economics - Micro-economics, grade: 1,0, University of Heidelberg (Alfred Weber Institut fur Wirtschaftswissenschaften), course: Empirical Political Economy, language: English, abstract: Recent political alarm signals make Lobbying as a research field highly relevant. The main objective is to challenge common approaches to model the mechanisms of how lobbyists gain political influence. I will explain what parameters or factors makes lobbyists more successful in their aim to influence political decision makers and what "channels" they use to do...

Can works of art convey psychological pain? This study deals with the question of whether the paintings of famous artists who have committed suicide are reflective of their inner turmoil. The authors discovered that, in the absence of information about or interpretation by the artists, paintings provided sufficient information to enable non-expert judges to make reliable content-related judgements (e.g. destructiveness and hopelessness) that distinguished between paintings created near the time of artists' suicides and their paintings created at a time of better mental well-being. It was also...