Oslo Economics has recently acted as economic expert in a dispute about earn-out payments connected to an alleged breach of a best-effort clause in a shares purchase agreement.
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Oslo Economics is strengthening the expertise in competition and market analyses with a new hire
Oslo Economics has extensive experience in competition and market analysis. Now, we are further strengthening our expertise with the appointment of Simen A. Ulsaker, Ph.D.
Micro data for macroconomic questions – today Jon Ellingsen defends his doctoral dissertation
Today our colleague Jon Ellingsen defends his dissertation titled “Essays in prediction, expectation formation, and labor economics”, at BI Norwegian […]
Health, well-being, and social exclusion in the Norwegian education system and labor market – Halvard Sandvik Jansen defended his Ph.D.
Our colleague Halvard Sandvik Jansen defended his doctoral dissertation “Empirical Essays on Health, Educational Attainment, and Labor Market Exclusion” for […]
The broadband demand in Norway in 2030
Oslo Economics has, on behalf of the Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom), analyzed the broadband needs of Norwegian end-users in 2030, as well as the technologies that can meet those needs.
What economic and administrative consequences can arise from the introduction of a third legal gender category?
The Norwegian Child Welfare, Youth, and Family Directorate (Bufdir) has conducted an assessment regarding the introduction of a third legal […]
Norwegian foundations’ annual value contribution is estimated to over 58 billion NOK
Foundations in Norway account for over 58 billion in annual value creation, as revealed by a comprehensive survey conducted by […]
What measures should the Norwegian government introduce in order to develop hydrogen value chains in Norway?
Society is facing significant transformations if we are to achieve our climate goals, and hydrogen can become an important part […]
What are the possibilities and risks associated with electronic voting?
Oslo Economics and the Norwegian Computing Center have conducted a knowledge acquisition on electronic and internet-based solutions for voting. This provides a foundation for assessing the possibilities, risks, benefits, and costs of various solutions in relation to each other.
Private funding of research, development, and research-based innovation
The Norwegian government aims for investments in research and development in Norway to increase to three percent of GDP. The […]
How vulnerable is Norway to crises in global supply chains?
Over the past decades, markets for goods and services have evolved towards globalized and international value and supply chains. International […]
Supreme Court allows merger between digital platforms for sales of used cars
Last week, the Supreme Court arrived at the decision to allow the merger between digital platforms for sales of used cars. Key in the decision was the question of market definition, i.e., whether the two platforms compete in the same relevant market.
