Consequences of Preference Politics in Software Markets

04.02.2010 - Uncategorized

On behalf of Microsoft Norway, Oslo Economics has examined the consequences of preference policies in software markets.

Contact: Asbjørn Englund/Rolf Sverre Asp.

Alternative clinical endpoints: The path to better treatment?

On November 27, Oslo Economics and Bristol Myers Squibb are hosting a breakfast meeting on the healthcare system’s structure and its ability to prioritize in today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape.
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Oslo Economics assigned with exploring the future of coastal shipping in Norway

Oslo Economics has been commissioned by the Ministry of Transport to explore various aspects of the coastal route operation between Bergen and Kirkenes. In this context, we will examine transportation needs for passengers and freight, environmental impacts, and the potential for tightening environmental requirements.

Consequences of Preference Politics in Software Markets

Alternative clinical endpoints: The path to better treatment?

Oslo Economics assigned with exploring the future of coastal shipping in Norway

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