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The paper "Do you have time to take a walk together? Private and joint time within the household"

by Mette Gørtz, Martin Browning and co-author Olivier Donni, accepted for publication in the…

In Scandinavia, corona restrictions only led to minor drop in consumer spending

The authorities’ restrictions during the corona lockdown was not the main cause of the drop in…

Corona-restriktioner gav kun lille fald i forbrug i Skandinavien

Myndighedernes restriktioner under Corona-nedlukningen var ikke hovedårsagen til det faldende…

CEBI member David Dreyer Lassen becomes provost for research at the University of Copenhagen

Professor David Dreyer Lassen will take up a new position as Prorector at the University of…

The paper "Nonparametric Analysis of Time-Inconsistent Preferences"

by Martin Browning and Co-authors has been accepted for publication in The Review of Economic…

COVID-19 Transmission Within Danish Households

A Nationwide Study from Lockdown to Reopening: there is an increasing attack rate and transmission…

Mette Gørtz and Co-author’s publish in Demography

The Paper “The Wealth of Parents: Trends Over Time in Assortative Mating Based on Parental Wealth” …

Long-term positive effects of universal preschool programs

Many children spend a substantial share of their early childhood in preschool programs. We know fro…

Manufacturing sector remains instrumental for Myanmar’s economic growth

DERG members publish new report with the Central Statistical Organisation (CSO) and UNU-WIDER:…

PNAS publication

Social distancing laws cause only small losses of economic activity during the COVID-19 pandemic i…

The Bank of Mum and Dad as young adult's social insurance

New evidence from CEBI researchers, referred to in the Economist, shows that, when short of cash,…

Understanding the impact of government aid to firms in the COVID-19 pandemic

Nearly 70% of firms report a revenue decline, with the median firm experiencing a decline of 20% du…

CEBI research about consumer spending during the COVID-19 lock-down

covered in article in The New York Times and in Die Welt

Mobilbrug i undervisningen skader ikke indlæring

Et stort forskningsprojekt blandt universitetsstuderende afslører, at brug af mobiltelefoner i…

New research reveals what made Danes stay home, and what didn't

In a new study at the Department of Economics, researchers have shown how recommendations to…

DANSKE VIRKSOMHEDER

Hjælpepakker hjalp os undgå titusindvis af fyringer

Forskere på KU, CBS og to amerikanske universiteter kortlægger effekten af regeringens milliard-dyr…

CEBI organizes the Economic Policy Research Network conference June 18

This year the topic is COVID-19: Economic Consequences and Policy Response

How to stimulate the Danish economy after the COVID-19 lockdown

Recent research from CEBI provides key estimate for the current discussions about the right fiscal…

Torben Heien Nielsen and Itzik Fadlon's research paper Family Labor Supply Responses to Severe Health Shocks

Evidence from Danish Administrative Records has been accepted for publication in American Economic…

Dyb, kort og psykisk hård.

Hvad er det egentlig for en krise, vi står i, når vi hæver os op over nyhedsflimmeret og helt op i…