The economic consequences of environmental policy decisions are central issues for environmental economists. Sustainable and economically efficient solutions are common features of this research.
Gunnar S. Eskeland and Kristin Linnerud: Good prospects for offshore wind and irreversible costs related to on-land wind are good reasons to choose a step by step development of on-land wind in Norway. It may prove profitable to wait.
The article "Crude oil contango arbitrage and the floating storage decision" has been published in Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review.
The article "Seasonality matters: a multi-season, multi-state dynamic optimization in fisheries" has been published in European Journal of Operational Research.
‘Based on our findings, I cannot see that local communities that say yes to the building of wind farms have much to gain,’ says Professor Øivind Anti Nilsen.
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics
Assistant professor, Department of Economics
Professor, Department of Business and Management Science
Assistant professor, Department of Economics
PhD Candidate, Department of Economics
PhD Candidate, Department of Business and Management Science
Professor, Deputy Rector and Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Department of Economics
Professor, Department of Business and Management Science
Professor, Department of Business and Management Science
Assistant professor, Department of Economics