The research group The Choice Lab at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), where Kristina Persson is a researcher, organised […]
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Kristina Maria Persson writes about the effects of moral appeals on tax compliance in Harvard Business Review
Our colleague Kristina Maria Persson (née Bott), together with her co-writers at the Norwegian Business School in Bergen, has written […]
The Review of Industrial Organization has published a scientific article by Oslo Economics
Mergers lead to more concentrated markets, which in turn can increase firms’ incentives to raise prices. Therefore, competition authorities utilise […]
Oslo Economics among the world’s top competition practices
We’re proud to note that Oslo Economics is included in the world’s top competition practices in law and economics in […]
More bright minds to Oslo Economics
We have the pleasure of welcoming four new, skilled economists to Oslo Economics. They have an experience and educational background […]
Long term unemployment – a research project
Long term unemployment in Norway is increasing, and political focus is again directed towards the question of how to bring […]
Burden of Cancer in Norway – a register based study
Oslo Economics has prepared a report describing the burden of cancer in Norway. The study is based on data from […]
Ivar S. Kristiansen awarded prize for contributions to field of health economics
Ivar S. Kristiansen, professor emeritus at the University of Oslo and Oslo Economics associated partner, was awarded the Career Achievement […]
Consequences of transferring the responsibility for purchasing regional air transport
Regional air transport is defined as the air travels subsidised by the government through the purchase of public service obligations […]
Presentation by Oslo Economics at SMDM
Oslo Economics has produced an analysis on the economics of health of using NT-proBNP for diagnostics and treatment of patients […]
Impact analysis of the multinational pharmaceutical industry
A new report by Oslo Economics and BI Norwegian Business School analyzes the impacts of the multinational pharmaceutical industry on Norway’s […]
Finn Gjerull Rygh is Oslo Economics’ new partner
Oslo Economics AS has recruited Finn Gjerull Rygh as a new partner in the firm. Finn has been employed at […]
