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covered in article in The New York Times and in Die Welt … »
This year the topic is COVID-19: Economic Consequences and Policy Response … »
Recent research from CEBI provides key estimate for the current discussions about the right fiscal … »
Evidence from Danish Administrative Records has been accepted for publication in American Economic … »
Mette Gørtz and Mette Ejrnæs find that highly-educated mothers were apparently more sensitive to … »
Over 1,400 renowned economists from all parts of the world cooperate with IZA as Research Fellows. … »
Most of the economic contraction is caused by the pandemic itself and occurs regardless of whether … »
In their newly published research Sarah Zaccagni and Paolo Falco find that the reminder … »
to comment on the economic expert report and the consequences of re-opening selected sectors in … »
The group advices the Danish government on the implications of re-opening the society during the … »
CEBI researchers in The Economist … »
Jakob Egholt Søgaard and Henrik Kleven (together with Camille Landais) for the paper "Children and … »
by Bo Honoré, Thomas H. Jørgensen and Áureo de Paulahas has been accepted for publication in Journal … »
House prices and spending move together but little is known about the underlying mechanism linking … »
where he lays out the economic consequences of the corona virus and how to deal with it … »
has been accepted for publication in The Economic Journal. … »
accepted for publication in Jounal of Applied econometrics … »
The Economist and The Financial Times cover still unpublished research by Niels Johannesen on elite … »
during Marco Piovesan’s two weeks visit in February at Collegio Carlo Alberto, Turin … »
In recent research, Niels Johannesen and co-authors Johannes Becker and Nadine Riedel study how … »
and the International Institute of Public Finance (IIPF), and will give the 12th Richard Musgrave … »
Niels Johannesen presents a recent working paper to the Finance Committee at the Dutch Parliament … »
Marco Piovesan was featured in this collection of ideas imagining the next decade of behavioral … »
Niels Johannesen, Jannick Damsgaard and Thomas Elkjaer's paper on Washington Post's list of "best … »
The paper “Taxing Hidden Wealth: The Consequences of U.S. Enforcement Initiatives on Evasive Foreign … »
shows that patient people are wealthier … »
Vice-President Margrethe Vestager and tax commissioner Paolo Gentiloni invited Niels Johannesen and … »
The NBER working paper "Durables and Lemons: Private Information and the Market for Cars", … »
The meeting on 26 November marked the 10th Anniversary of the “Global Forum on Transparency and … »
for his new research project Skill Formation in the Labor Market for Physicians … »
In the Danish newspaper Information, Simon Halphen Boserup explains the debate and why other U.S. … »
Cortnie will present joint work with Co-author Alexandra Fedorets (DIW Berlin) entitled “Great … »
At the world’s largest tech conference, Niels discussed the future of taxation in an increasingly … »
in the Department of Economic and Social Affairs. … »
He will be organizing the next Public Economics conference in Münich on 19-21 March 2020 … »
at NABE conference in Seattle. The increasing popularity of mobile money transfer apps is generating … »
Research by Søren Leth-Petersen, Costas Meghir, Richard Blundell, Ran Gu and Hamish Low mentionned … »
The paper Neonatal Health of Parents and Cognitive Development of Children is accepted for … »
A lemon is rotting from the inside, i.e. it looks nice on the surface even if it is not good … »
The paper" What is the Added Value of Preschool for Poor Children? Long-Term and Intergenerational … »
The paper "Wealth taxation and wealth accumulation: Theory and evidence from Denmark" accepted for … »
in Mannheim (Germany) on September 12 and 13. … »
on "Income and Life Expectancy: What can be Learned from International Comparisons" in Boston on 5 … »
A large proportion of the world’s stock of foreign direct investment is “phantom” capital … »
at Stanford conference on Global Income Dynamics, August 30-31, 2019. … »
Read more about the IIPF Board of Management here … »
published in The American Economic Review . … »
at the EEA-ESEM 2019 congress in a lunch session organized by the EEA Standing Committee on … »
at a Workshop in Oslo on Inequality: Measurement, Evolution, Mechanisms and Policies on 26 August … »
The research program is about the role of differences in people’s economic behavior for inequality … »
CEBI research by Jeppe Druedahl, Mette Ejrnæs and Thomas Jørgensen on "Earmarked paternity leave … »
Gregers will present his paper "Upfront premiums in exchange for future coverage: Evidence on … »
Niels Johannesen presented his paper at a seminar in Helsinki on 7 June and on the CEPR conference … »
at a Workshop on Economics of Taxation and Social Expenditure in Barcelona June 4-5, 2019 … »
at a seminar at the University of Bristol on June 12, 2019. … »
in a debate about private data and digital traces – under the headline “Almost everything you do … »
Torben will take part in a debate about inequality in health under the headline “Rather rich and … »
at a symposium about the Ministry of Finance organized by the Royal Danish Academy of Science and … »
Nick Fabrin Nielsen publishes article in Diabetes Care on Socioeconomic Inequality in Metabolic … »
Journal of Health Economics accepts for publication the work “Childhood Health Shocks, Comparative … »
The American Economic Review accepts for publication the paper “Family Health Behaviors” by Torben … »
She was born in Germany, she did her postdoc in Sweden, and now she is part of our team at the … »
The paper "Earmarked Paternity Leave and the Relative Income within Couples" has been accepted for … »
The chapter from Nick Fabrin Nielsen's PhD thesis: ”Sick of Retirement” has been accpted for … »
Adam succesfully defended his Phd thesis with the title "Essays on Banks, Insurance, and Social … »
Niels Johannesen, Michael Devereux and John Vella's paper accepted in the Economic Journal … »
Benjamin succesfully defended his Phd thesis with the title Essays in Health Economics: Measurement … »
CEBI Recruitment Event on Friday 15 March 2019 from 15:15 -16:30 in room 35.3.13, building 35 at CSS … »
Motherhood is the biggest cause of the gender pay gap. This is true even in Scandinavia and that is … »
Association of Type 1 Diabetes With Standardized Test Scores of Danish Schoolchildren … »
their income share has risen sharply in recent decades. Jakob Egholt Søgaards findings featured in … »
We invite you to submit a paper or express interest in attending this conference on New Consumption … »
CEBI contributes to the 2019 photo competition of the Danish National Research Foundation You can … »
The Paper Financial Trouble Across Generations: Evidence from the Universe of Personal Loans in … »
Niels Johannesen participated at the CPB Symposium "The End of Tax Havens?" Read here for more … »
Niels Johannesen, Adam Sheridan and Thais Lærkholm's paper has been accepted in Review of Financial … »
The research, nominated by professor Emely Oster, Brown University, in Quartz, finds that having a … »
Niels Johannesen, Thomas Tørsløv and Ludwig Wier's paper has been accepted in World Bank Economic … »
at an invited talk for the Swedish Tax Agency. The presentation "Lessons about tax evasion and tax … »
In January and February 2019 Marco Piovesan will be visiting the Einaudi Institute for Economics and … »
Niels Johannesen presents his paper “The Distortive Effects of Too-Big-To-Fail: Evidence from the … »
at the Econometric Society European Winter Meeting in Naples … »
Niels Johannesen presents his paper "The distortive Effects of Too-Big-To-Fail: Evidence from the … »
Tommy Ahlers, Minister of Higher Education and Science, has appointed David Dreyer Lassen, Professor … »
The paper "Biased Voters, Social Information, and Information aggregation Through Majority Voting" … »
The paper "Tax Evasion and Inequality" written with Annette Alstadsæter and Gabriel Zucman, has been … »
of huge differences in life expectancy between high and low-income individuals. … »
Mette Gørtz, Eva Rye Johansen and Marianne Simonsen publish article about Academic Achievement and … »
Niels Johannesen presented his paper "Tax evasion and inequality" at University of Barcelona on 2 … »
On 11 October Niels Johannesen will give a talk on "Hvem ejer de gemte formuer" Read more about DFF … »
Helene Willadsen presented the papers "Gender differences in competitiveness: Evidence from children … »
Marco Piovesan will contribute to the research project “Research in the Health and Quality of Life … »
Gregers will present his paper "Patience, Risk aversion, and Debt behavior" on the conference at the … »
On 4 September 2018 Søren Leth-Petersen gave a presentation about Consumer debt behavior. You can … »
Together with Sule Alan, Martin Browning and Mette Ejrnæs has a paper titled “Income and … »
The workshop will take place in the Department of Economics at The University of Copenhagen on … »
PhD student Benjamin Ly Serena presents his recent research about the importance of Iodine … »
Anne successfully defended her PhD thesis with the title: Causes and Consequences of Gender … »
is visiting CEBI in August and September 2018 … »
Mette Ejrnæs will present her joint paper (with Thomas H. Jørgensen) “Intended and Unintended … »
Simon H. Boserup and Claus T. Kreiner publish article about wealth and inequality in the Economic … »
Mette Gørtz will present her joint paper (with Martin Browning and Olivier Donni) “Do you have time … »
Niels Johannesen, Gabriel Zucman and Anette Alstadsæter's paper "“Who Owns the Wealth in Tax Havens? … »
CEBI is organizing the CEPR Annual Public Economics Symposium on June 21-22, 2018 … »
Recent years have seen growing empirical and experimental evidence suggesting that people’s … »
Mette Ejrnæs is co-organizer of the Review of Economic Studies Tour 2018 and the 30th year … »
Liqiudity Constraints Tightness and Consumer Responses to Fiscal Stimulus Policy … »
Experimental Economics meets Statistical Physics. … »
"These 3 Personality Traits Affect What You Earn - but only After Age 40" … »
New York Times, the Economist, TV2 news, DR radioavisen, Berlingske, Slate, vox, Quartz, … »
Enforcement-driven disclosures increase annual reported capital income by $2.5-$4 billion … »
New NBER working paper by CEBI researchers Katrine Jakobsen and Henrik Kleven entitled "Wealth … »
In a new publication in Journal of Public Economics Itzik Fadlon, UCSD, and CEBI researcher Torben … »
"Who owns the wealth in tax havens? Macro evidence and implications for global inequality". … »
Daniel Pink’s “When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing” refers to Marco Piovesan’s paper … »
An interaction of traits with education reveals that personality matters most for highly educated … »
CEBI member Torben Heien Nielsen and Itzik Fadlons new NBER working paper "Family Health Behaviors" … »
Mette Gørtz starts up a new research project studying the formation of health inequality … »
Gregers successfully defended his PhD thesis with the title Patience, Risk Aversion, and Economic … »
How does a financial crisis spread to the real economy? … »
The first four issues of our CEBI working paper series are out already. We share results on the … »
CEBI asks 'in relation to inequality what is the role of peoples' different choices in education, … »
CEBI member Thomas Epper was honoured for his achievements when HSG celebrated its dies academicus … »
