30.06.2021 Do elites capture foreign aid? Niels Johannesen and co-authors publish in Journal of Political Economy
21.06.2021 Welfare Reforms and the Division of Parental Leave Thomas H. Jørgensen and Jakob E. Søgaard's CESifo working paper, featured in the latest CESifo…
16.06.2021 Health Meets Public Economics CEBI researchers Torben Heien Nielsen, Miriam Wüst and Asger Lau Andersen to present their findings…
04.06.2021 Bertel Schjerning edits special issue for Journal of Econometrics Implementation of structural dynamic models is subject to thorough examination when Bertel and his…
01.06.2021 Niels Johannesen will give the keynote lecture at the IEB Summer Workshop on the Economics of Taxation The lecture is entitled “Globalized tax payers – globalized tax enforcement” and discusses policies…
01.06.2021 Mette Gørtz in DR1 explaining how demographic changes affects the economy. Steffen Gram had invited professor Mette Gørtz and professor Flemming Konradsen to comment on the…
26.05.2021 Observable skills generate more jobs Anonymity og Distance? Job Search and Labour Market Exclusion in a Growing African City. Paolo Falc…
25.05.2021 How Do Beliefs about the Gender Wage Gap Affect the Demand for Public Policy? Sonja Settele's paper forthcoming in American Economic Journal: Economic Policy
18.05.2021 Johannes Wohlfart and co-authors publish in Journal of Economic Literature The research paper "Designing Information Provision Experiments" has been accepted for publication…
18.05.2021 The forgotten psychological cost of corruption in developing countries By Finn Tarp, Smriti Sharma, and Saurabh Singhal Corruption is a crime which slows economic growth,…
BEVILLINGER 10.05.2021 Millionstøtte til nye samfundsvidenskabelige projekter Danmark Frie Forskningsfond støtter seks nye forskningsprojekter under Det Samfundsvidenskabelige…
Big Data 27.04.2021 Big Brother er nogle gange dummere end vi tror Ny forskning rejser spørgsmål om værdien af digital overvågning og ’big data’. Faktisk kan…
Big Data 27.04.2021 Big Brother isn’t always as clever as we think New research questions the value of digital surveillance and big data. Sometimes traditional and…
15.04.2021 Meltem Daysal and Mette Gørtz on the evidence on socioeconomic inequality in health Socioeconomic inequality in health has widened in many high-income countries, including Denmark,…
12.04.2021 Consequences of Serious Parental Health Events on Child Mental Health and Educational Outcomes New article by PhD student Ida Lykke Kristiansen forthcoming in Health Economics.
08.04.2021 Monetary policy affects inequality New research from Niels Johannesen and co-authors on Monetary Policy and Inequality hits front page…
07.04.2021 Miriam Gensowski and co-authors publish in Journal of Research in Personality The paper "Academic self perceptions in a national Danish sample: Predictive power and development…
07.04.2021 Sonja Settele, Johannes Wohlfart and Christopher Roth publish in American Economic Review: Insights The research paper Risk Exposure and Acquisition of Macroeconomic Information forthcoming in…
07.04.2021 Strategic Sample Selection Benefitting a Decision Maker Peter Norman Sørensen publishes in Econometrica showing that sample selection always benefits a…
07.04.2021 Unemployment Insurance and Job Search Behavior How does unemployment insurance affect unemployed workers’ search behavior? Daphné Skandalis set ou…