Oslo Economics, together with Rejlers and Citiplan, are tasked with writing the conceptual study for Dovrebanen railway line, north of […]
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Oslo Economics welcome Aleksander Bråthen and Johannes Bratlie
We are happy to welcome two new colleagues at Oslo Economics. Aleksander has a degree in economics and in philosophy […]
Oslo economics to evaluate conduct of 2015 local elections
A safe and efficient conduct of elections is an important part of our democracy. Oslo Economics has been commissioned by […]
Evaluation of the Cultural Industry Initiative
On behalf of the Ministry of Culture, Oslo Economics has evaluated the Cultural Industry Initiative (Kulturnæringssatsingen). The initiative is the […]
Hepatitis C – New pharmaceuticals will improve the treatment possibilities
Oslo Economics, commissioned by AbbVie, has analysed the burden of disease, costs and treatment options for hepatitis C. The analysis […]
Oslo Economics at Arendalsuka
Arendalsuka is a meeting place for leaders in politics and business, the media and people in Arendal and surrounding areas. […]
New centres for radiation oncology services
An expert committee in Norways largest regional health authority, South-East, recommends to establish several new centers for radioation oncology services, […]
New double track line northwards from Oslo
On behalf of Jernbaneverket (the Norwegian National Rail Administration) Oslo Economics is planning the Dovre line, the section Sørli (20 […]
Two new employees in Oslo Economics
We are pleased to welcome Tyra Merker and Eyvind Søraa to Oslo Economics. Both are completing their master’s degree in economics […]
NRK contributes to value creation in the cultural sector
On behalf of NRK, Oslo Economics has evaluated NRKs contribution to value creation in the cultural sector in Norway. The report […]
The status for maintenance of buildings for cultural activities
Oslo Economics has in close collaboration with Spekter, a Norwegian employer’s association, investigated the status for maintenance of buildings meant […]
Two new reports on the consequences of changes in the duty-free scheme
Commissioned by Travel Retail Norway (TRN), Oslo Economics has investigated The consequences of removing the duty-free scheme, and Consequences of awarding the […]
