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Kjell G. Salvanes has produced 24 top-tier publications in international economics journals over the past 20 years—more than any other researcher at NHH. Here, Pro-Rector for Research Katrine V. Løken presents flowers and publication bonuses to Jonna Olsson, Salvanes, Steffen Juranek, and Aksel Mjøs. Photo: Sigrid Folkestad

Why Salvanes succeeds where almost everyone else is rejected

Labour Economics

Over the past 20 years, NHH professor Kjell G. Salvanes has published research in the world’s most prestigious economics journals 24 times. That record has made him the highest-ranked economist in Norway.

Tungodden awarded notable Fellowship

Behavioural economics

Professor Bertil Tungodden has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Economic Society, placing him among a select group of internationally recognised economists, including Nobel Laureate Angus Deaton.

NOK 24 million for groundbreaking research

Labour Economics

The Research Council is making a major investment in NHH: two research projects will each receive NOK 12 million to study power in the labour market and the long-term consequences of environmental policy for health and inequality.

NHH researchers break all previous Records

With 22 articles in the world’s top-ranked journals, 2025 marks NHH’s strongest publication year to date.

Geir Drage Berentsen with Johanne-Marie Haanes and Andreas Madsen.

Won the Bronze Sponge: «Teaching makes me feel useful»

Bachelor students praise the NHH professor’s ability to make statistics understandable. «Teaching makes me feel useful,» says Berentsen.

Electric Cars Curbed Harmful Emissions – May Have Saved 272 Lives

Delighted NHH students Elisabeth Fjelltun Nilsen and Ingrid Helen Heimark score a prize for their masters thesis on how electric vehicles affect air quality.

Chatbots make even VIPs feel like “just another customer”

Behavioural economics Digitalisation

Chatbots save time and money, but elite customers hate them — not because they fail, but because they flatten status. New NHH research explains why.

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