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.
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.
All Nordic countries allow students from countries outside the EEA to be interns in their own country. We have, in collaboration with lawyer Vegard Bahus and the Frisch Centre, evaluated the scheme and regulations that grant temporary residence and work permits for trainees from countries outside the EEA.
“Oil pioneers” have suffered health damages after being exposed to chemicals and toxic materials during their work offshore. A commission is now set up to create a compensation scheme for these pioneers.
Oslo Economics, UCB Pharma and the University of Bergen are currently collaborating on a research project about the societal costs of myasthenia in Norway.
Oslo Economics continues its strong growth by entering the German and EU market with a presence in Berlin.
Oslo Economics and Norsk Regnesentral will carry out a study on electronic voting.
The current performance indicator in NAV measures the proportion of NAV’s users who are employed six months after they have […]
An increasing number of young people receive disability benefits in Norway. Ragnhild Haugli Bråten and Susanna Sten-Gahmberg have published a […]
For the first time in Norway, a decision to block a merger has been taken to court. The court overturned […]
In 2017, The Norwegian Directorate of Health launched national carer guidelines (pårørendeveilederen). Oslo Economics has, together with collaborator Inger Johanne […]
