Fabian Schär

Dr. Fabian Schär


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Academic Career Length

9Years (2018-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2021 in Review
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FSFabian Schär
Fabian Schär
Decentralized Cryptocurrency, Financial Markets, Blockchain, and Smart Contracts

1 January 2018 in Review
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ABAleksander Berentsen
Aleksander Berentsen
FSFabian Schär
Fabian Schär
Central banks facilitate transactions but will they take on cryptocurrency?

22 December 2023 in Blockchain: Research and Applications
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VBVitalik Buterin
Vitalik Buterin
JIJacob Illum
Jacob Illum
MNMatthias Nadler
Matthias Nadler
FSFabian Schär
Fabian Schär
ASAmeen Soleimani
Ameen Soleimani

1 January 2022 in Journal of Blockchain Research
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MNMatthias Nadler
Matthias Nadler
FSFabian Schär
Fabian Schär
International Press of Boston - publishers of scholarly mathematical and scientific journals and books

25 July 2020
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Fabian Schär
PHPhilipp Hübner
Philipp Hübner

26 August 2024 in Journal of Economic Geography
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MGMitchell Goldberg
Mitchell Goldberg
PKPeter Kugler
Peter Kugler
FSFabian Schär
Fabian Schär
In urban economics, transportation costs are a key determinant of land value. However, in virtual worlds, these costs are generally limited by the users’ ability to teleport. Drawing from urban and attention economic literature, we propose a theoretical model microfounded on user behavior. The model suggests that the relative value of land parcels hinges on their potential to attract visitors. Our empirical analysis supports this by demonstrating that location remains crucial in virtual worlds and highlighting the role of the teleportation threshold. We discuss the model’s general applicability, reaffirming the significance of location within most virtual worlds.