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Andrei Matveenko wins Young Economist of the Year Award

The Czech Economic Society has awarded the title Young Economist of the Year 2019 to Andrei Matveenko and his co-author Vladimír Novák for their paper „The Status Quo and Belief Polarization of Inattentive Agents.“ This…

Den Usynlige Hånd 2019 går til Ekstern Lektor Jens Erik Wang

Jens Erik Wang får prisen for sine meget populære forelæsninger i Matematik A og B. Prisen gives til den bedste underviser på polit studiet, og modtageren vælges gennem en afstemning blandt de studerende.

Katarina Juselius and Søren Johansen are selected as 2019 Citation Laureates

This honor recognizes an exceptional citation record within the Web of Science index: one that demonstrates research influence comparable to Nobel Prize recipients

Over a third of foreign investment is multinationals cutting their tax bills

Here are news that travel the world these days: Nearly 40 per cent of worldwide FDI — worth a total of US$15tn — "passes through empty corporate shells" with "no real business activities", the study by the IMF and the…

Økonomistudiet lancerer statistisk tiårsoversigt

Økonomistudiet i Tal 2018 samler og præsenterer et væld af information om økonomistuderende på Københavns Universitet

Thomas Markussen: Communist Party of Vietnam in World Development

Single-party political systems exist in a number of countries, such as China and Vietnam. In these countries, party membership is potentially an important source of economic and social status.

Christina Gravert on this years' Talent100 list

She is co-founder of the consulting company Impactually. She is also the only researcher on this year's Berlingske Business Talent100 list.

Marc Klemp: Those with moderate fecundity has been given an evolutionary upper hand

"...nature selected individuals who had a predisposition to invest in their children."

Martin Browning and Mette Ejrnæs in Journal of Political Economy

Forthcoming in Journal of Political Economy: “Income and Consumption: a Micro Semi-structural Analysis with Pervasive Heterogeneity”

Fecundity, Fertility, and the Formation of Human Capital

There was a trade‐off between child quantity and quality in England during the industrial revolution, supporting leading theories of the origins of modern economic growth.

Har offentligt ansatte lav løn eller ej?

Detektor søgte hjælp hos Mette Gørtz for at svare på om offentligt ansatte tjener lidt eller meget.

Miriam Gensowski publishes article in The Harvard Business Review

Miriam Gensowski publishes article in The Harvard Business Review

Jensen, Ravn, and Santoro in EER

Reducing the average LTV ratio may unintentionally increase macroeconomic volatility

Rahbek organizes the 28th (EC)^2 Conference

Featuring Nobel laureate Robert F. Engle, Christian Gourioux, and Andrew Patton, among many others.

DERG research tops most downloaded paper list

In 2010 Sam Jones and Finn Tarp published a study that is now the most downloaded research paper from the Journal of Globalization and Development during these last seven years.

Tidligere statsminister Anders Fogh Rasmussen besøgte Økonomisk Institut

Anders Fogh Rasmussen gæsteforelæste om "Den økonomiske politik 2001-09".

Søren Johansen Honorary Doctor

Professor Søren Johansen has been appointed Honorary Doctor at Aarhus University.

Lead article in Quantitative Economics by Jørgensen and Schjerning

We present a fast and accurate computational method for solving and estimating a class of dynamic programming models with discrete and continuous choice variables.

Bertel Schjerning publishes in International Economic Review

We find a huge multiplicity of Markov perfect equilibria (MPE) and show that when firms move simultaneously the set of all MPE payoffs is a triangle that includes monopoly payoffs and a symmetric zero mixed strategy…

Sarah Clifford wins Best Paper Award

Oxford University's Centre for Business Taxation awards the best paper of their annual doctoral conference.