Applied research (quasi-experimental methods) in environment and health economics; Quantification of externalities; adaptation to climate change.

Julia Mink is Argelander Professor of Environmental Economics, Sustainability and Inequality at the University of Bonn. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social sciences and a master’s degree in economics and political science from the Institute for Political Studies Sciences Po Paris (France). She completed her PhD in economics at the same institute and spent a research period at the University of California at Berkeley (USA) shortly before completing her studies in 2021. Before joining the University of Bonn, she worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the French National Institute for Research in Agriculture, Food and Environment (INRAE) in France.

Published papers

• The Healthcare Costs of Air Pollution in France

  Mink, J. (2025). The healthcare costs of air pollution in France. Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 134, 103242.

• Broken Homes and Empty Pantries: The Impact of Couple Separation on Living Standards in France

  Mink, J. (2025). Broken homes and empty pantries: the impact of couple separation on living standards in France. International Review of Economics, 72, 26.

Discussion papers

• Putting a Price Tag on Air Pollution: The Social Healthcare Costs of Air Pollution in France

• Broken Homes and Empty Pantries: The Impact of Couple Separation on Living Standards in France