Successful thesis defense for Mattias Folkestad
His thesis explores how institutions shape political participation, the allocation of resources, and who ultimately benefits from public policy.
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Thore Petersen successfully defends his thesis
His thesis explores how firms adjust their production and energy use over time, and what this implies for the cost and effectiveness of climate and industrial policy.
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Successful thesis defense for Jinci Liu
Her thesis explores how everyday workplace interactions and organizational choices shape productivity and worker outcomes in the modern economy.
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Tiago Bernardino successfully defends his thesis
His thesis explores how everyday consumption patterns shape economic policy and its effects across society.
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Can Big Firms Slow Down Economic Growth?
New doctoral thesis shows how market structure and pricing behavior shape growth and inflation.
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Why do healthcare choices vary, and why do inequalities endure across generations?
New doctoral thesis explores vaccine hesitancy and how inequality is transmitted across generations.
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Who participates, who benefits, and who pays?
New doctoral thesis shows how policy decisions influence who participates, who benefits, and who bears the costs.
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Can Factories Go Green Faster Than We Think?
A new doctoral thesis suggests industry may be more flexible (and climate policy more effective) than expected.
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What Makes a Good Manager? It’s in the Feedback
New doctoral thesis examines how managerial practices, organizational design, and worker preferences shape productivity and retention in the modern economy.
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Why Your Coffee, Rent, and Wages Matter for Central Banks
A new doctoral thesis shows how everyday consumption composition shapes economic policy.
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Harry Flam: Sweden risks missing the shortcut to higher growth
Sweden could boost productivity by using global research, but a lack of STEM skills may hold it back, according to a new SNS report.
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John Hassler awarded Guldhumlan for making economics accessible
John Hassler, Professor at the Institute for International Economic Studies (IIES), has been awarded the Guldhumlan prize in the category Researched and Explained.
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