Malin Arve, Steffen Juranek, Eirik Sjåholm Knudsen and Vincent Somville have been promoted to full professor at NHH Norwegian School of Economics.

`During my career I have met other women who are passionate about what they do, and they have fun doing so. They have made me want to be like them´, Associate Professor at NHH, Malin Arve says.

Malin Arve: Government procurement is now meant to promote environment, innovation and technological development. But sufficient budgets and high competence is necessary, otherwise we could end up with poor and more expensive procurement.

– Ved å samarbeide med andre institusjoner og næringslivet styrker vi alle parter, og forener kompetanse for bærekraftig verdiskapning, sier Malin Arve, prorektor for forskning på NHH

Malin Arve and Eirik Gaard Kristiansen: Perhaps everybody has not considered that they actually have taken part in an auction.

Malin Arve og Ignacio Herrera: To exclude small firms from public contracts destroys the market, both in the short run and in the long run.

Electric buses are great - particularly if they beat the "open class" competition. However, we must not miss other, and maybe even better, solutions.

Malin Arve: Is a new government item of expenditure to be sneaked in? Public Procurement (Statens Innkjøpssenter) becomes permanent, without a sufficiently thorough evaluation. We should not accept it.

The Department of Accounting, Auditing and Law and the Department of Business and Management Science invites you to a faculty seminar with Professor Emmanuelle Auriol, Tolouse School of Economics, and Professor Kalle Moene, Department of Economics, University of Oslo, on April 27, 2018.

Chronicle by Malin Arve: Public purchases, both within and outside the Garbage Industry, are complicated and requires a wide multidisciplinary competence.

The Centre for Business Economics is a new research group at NHH which will focus on the functioning of firms, markets and organizations.

Professor Bertil Tungodden is awarded the NHH prize for outstanding research and Malin Arve is awarded the Ingvar Wedervang prize for outstanding research by a faculty member below 40 years of age.