CEBI Research
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People learning economics are less likely to get into financial trouble
2023.08.22 -
The Null Result Penalty
2023.08.21 -
Under Pressure? Performance Evaluation of Police Officers as an Incentive to Cheat
2023.08.10 -
Physician-patient match matters
2022.08.30 -
How to measure behavioral responses to tax reforms
2022.06.23Researchers use tax reforms to identify the strength of such behavioral responses to various types of taxation, and a common challenge in these studies is that treatment (e.g., the marginal tax rate) is determined by the outcome of interest (e.g. income). The way researchers have dealt with this challenge so far has created a gap between the empirical tax literature and modern applied econometrics. A recent paper accepted in Journal of Public Economics by Katrine Jakobsen and Jakob Søgaard, addresses this gap.
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Do beliefs about the gender wage gap affect policy views?
2021.09.06 -
How households self-insure against job loss
2021.06.28 -
How social position shapes views of fairness
2021.06.25 -
Social distancing laws cause only small losses of economic activity during the COVID-19 pandemic in Scandinavia
2020.09.07 -
Patient people are wealthier
2019.12.06 -
How Do House Prices Drive Spending?
2019.12.03 -
Inequalities at birth persist into the next generation
2019.10.30 -
Do Lower Minimum Wages for Young Workers Raise their Employment?
2019.04.24 -
Earmarked Paternity Leave and the Relative Income within Couples
2019.04.23 -
Financial Trouble from Generation to Generation
2019.04.23 -
How far are labor supply behavior from Homo Economicus?
2019.04.11 -
IRL rich people don´t live that much longer than the poor
2018.10.30 -
Wealth Inequality in Childhood and Beyond: New Danish Evidence
2018.08.13 -
Top Incomes in Scandinavia: Recent Developments and the Role of Capital Income
2018.06.27 -
Stimulus Policy: Why Not Let People Spend Their Own Money?
2018.05.09 -
3 Personality Traits Affect What You Earn - but Only After Age 40
2018.04.25 -
Tax Evasion and Inequality
2018.02.28 -
Children and Gender Inequality. Evidence from Denmark
2018.01.31 -
How does a financial crisis spread to the real economy?
2017.11.06 -
Family labor supply responses to health shocks
2017.10.27 -
Do bequests increase wealth inequality?
2017.10.13
2020
2019
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Patient people are wealthier
2019.12.06 -
How Do House Prices Drive Spending?
2019.12.03 -
Inequalities at birth persist into the next generation
2019.10.30 -
Do Lower Minimum Wages for Young Workers Raise their Employment?
2019.04.24 -
Earmarked Paternity Leave and the Relative Income within Couples
2019.04.23 -
Financial Trouble from Generation to Generation
2019.04.23