Breaking the Glass Ceiling?
"The paper Breaking the Glass Ceiling? The Effect of Board Quotas on Female Labour Market Outcomes in Norway" is published in The Review of Economic Studies.
Behavioural economics
By using experiments as research methods, behavioural economists study what impacts people’s ethical and financial decisions based on the recognition that we are not only motivated by a limited self-interest and that we are not completely rational.
We buy more unhealthy foods in self-service shops
Sale of unhealthy foods rises between 10 and 15 per cent in shops that offer self-service checkouts. When nobody is watching, we buy more sweets, crisps, fizzy drinks.
Collected milestones in fairness literature
In their new research collection, «The Economics of Fairness», Alexander W. Cappelen and Bertil Tungodden present forty key contributions on fairness.
A nudge in the right direction?
Can nudging become the solution to the greatest challenges of our time such as economic inequality and climate change?
Researchers
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Kjetil Bjorvatn
Professor, Department of Economics
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Alexander Wright Cappelen
Professor, Department of Economics
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Thomas de Haan
Assistant professor, Department of Economics
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Trond M. Døskeland
Professor, Department of Business and Management Science
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Mathias Philip Ekström
Associate Professor, Department of Economics
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Ranveig Falch
PhD Candidate, Department of Economics
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Henning Hermes
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics
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Yuanhao Li
Assistant professor, Department of Economics
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Hallgeir Sjåstad
Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and Management
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Vincent Somville
Assistant professor, Department of Economics
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Erik Øiolf Sørensen
Professor, Department of Economics
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Pablo Ignacio Soto Mota
PhD Candidate, Department of Economics
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Helge Thorbjørnsen
Professor, Department of Strategy and Management
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Bertil Tungodden
Professor, Department of Economics
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Justin Valasek
Associate Professor, Department of Economics