Name
Jonas Stehl
Field of Research at the RTG
Subproject B2 Food systems and nutrition-related diseases (Prof. Vollmer)
Research Interests
- Development Economics
- Health Economics
- Nutrition
- Food Security
- Environmental Economics
- Population Economics
- Economics of Conflict
Publications
- Squarcina M, Hänsch J, Montoya Cepeda FM, Pallauf M, Paz B, Stehl J, Wehner J, Wollni M (2026). Developing a multidimensional resilience index for farm households: A food system approach. World Development 202: 107342. (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0305750X26000318#ecom0005)
- Stehl J, Vonderschmidt A, Vollmer S, Alexander P, Jaacks LM (2025). Gap between national food production and food-based dietary guidance highlights lack of national self-sufficiency. Nature Food 6, 571–576. (https://www.nature.com/articles/s43016-025-01173-4)
- Stehl, J., Depenbusch, L., & S. Vollmer (2025). Global poverty and the cost of a healthy diet. Food Policy 132, 102849. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foodpol.2025.102849)
- Stehl, J. (2026). Food expenditure shares across consumption distributions worldwide. Research Square Discussion Paper. (Link)
- Zenker J., Stehl, J., Chakravarty S, Lundberg M (2025). Wrong Fit, Missed Gains? Evidence from Skill Training Choices in Liberia. (Link)
- Stehl, J., Sibhatu, K., Jaacks, L., & S. Vollmer (2025). Food Sourcing and Diets: Evidence from 45 Low- and Middle-Income Countries. Research Square Discussion Paper. (Link)
- Stehl, J., Vonderschmidt, A., Vollmer S., Alexander, P. & L. Jaacks (2024). Assessing self-sufficiency: analyzing the gap between national food production and food-based dietary guidance. (download as PDF)
- Stehl, J., Depenbusch, L., & S. Vollmer (2023). The global income gap to a healthy diet (No. 293). Discussion Papers. (download as PDF)
Discussion Papers