Oscar Ryberg is an analyst with a Master’s degree in Economic Analysis from the University of Oslo. He combines strong methodological expertise with the ability to structure and communicate complex issues in a clear and decision-relevant manner. In his master’s thesis, he examined time variation in how the Norwegian economy responds to international shocks using structural macroeconomic models.
Oscar has experience in both analytical and teaching roles. As a Project Assistant at Samfunnsøkonomisk Analyse, he contributed to the development and maintenance of the ECON New Housing database through the collection, quality assurance, and analysis of extensive datasets. He has also served as a seminar instructor at the Department of Economics at the University of Oslo, where he planned and delivered seminars in statistics and macroeconomics for undergraduate students. During an internship at Abelia, Oscar worked on the production and further development of the Restructuring Barometer (Omstillingsbarometeret). His work included data collection and validation, indicator development, and analysis of trends in Norwegian business and economic transformation.
Oscar has strong expertise in quantitative analysis, statistical methods, and data processing. He is experienced in working systematically with complex datasets and is committed to making analytical findings accessible and useful for decision-makers and other stakeholders.
