Léo­pold Mon­joie

I am an Assistant Professor in Environmental and Energy Economics at Copenhagen Business School and the Copenhagen School of Energy Infrastructure. My research lies at the intersection of industrial organization, market design and applied microeconomic theory. I study how markets and institutions shape the decisions of firms and consumers, and how regulation can improve economic outcomes. A central theme of my work is the design of pricing mechanisms and contracts, including their effects on competition, investment incentives and consumer behaviour. I am particularly interested in markets where public policy and private incentives interact. Much of my research applies these questions to energy and environmental policy, using economic models to examine market efficiency, the distribution of costs and the transition towards cleaner technologies. Before joining CBS, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Aalto University. I received my PhD in Economics from Paris Dauphine University.