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Samfunnsøkonomi og metode

Faggruppens forskningsinteresser og spesialkompetanse spenner over et bredt felt innenfor samfunnsøkonomi og metode.

Forskningsgruppen tilhører: Fakultet for samfunnsvitenskap (SAM)

Blant annet forskes det på atferdsøkonomi, makroøkonomi, anvendt mikroøkonomi, arbeidsmarked og lønnsdannelse, miljø- og klimaøkonomi, ressursøkonomi, velferdsforskning, politisk økonomi, næringsøkonomi og konkurranseanalyse, konkurranserett samt utviklingsøkonomi. Faggruppen er ansvarlig for undervisningen i alle emner innen samfunnsøkonomi, samt metodeemnene på Handelshøyskolen.

Seminarer

Vi arrangerer seminarer torsdager kl. 10.30-11.30 i Pilestredet 35, rom Pi744 (use.mazemap.com). Seminarprogrammet er publisert nedenfor. Seminarene er åpne for alle interesserte. Hvis du vil motta oppdateringer om seminaret, send en epost til .

Vi arrangerer også seminarer og konferanser i samarbeid med UiO og BI gjennom nettverket Oslo Macro Group (sites.google.com).

  • 20/08: Frances Sealy, Universitetet i Durham
  • 27/08: Viola Asri, CMI 
  • 10/09: Ferenc Szucs, Stockholms universitet
  • 17/09: David Schindler, Tilburg universitet
  • 08/10: Ragnar Juelsrud, UiO 
  • 29/10: Alice Ciccone, TØI 
  • 05/11: Mohammed Mardan, NHH 
  • 19/11: Thomas Sterner, Gøteborgs universitet
  • 26/11:  Jonas Tungodden, NHH  
  • 10/12: Tove Forsbacka, NHH 

Spring 2026:

  • 15/01: Timo Goeschl, Universität Heidelberg
  • 29/01: F Ceren Ay, Skatteetaten
  • 12/02: Gabriel Lewis, BI
  • 26/02: Magnus Knutsen, BI
  • 05/03: Gerard van der Meijden, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
  • 19/03: Pamela Campa, Handelshögskolan i Stockholm
  • 16/04: Marc Goni, Universitetet i Bergen
  • 21/05: Gøril Andreassen, Transportøkonomisk Institutt

2025

  • 13/02: Jørn Rattsø, NTNU og Handelshøyskolen 
  • 27/02: Charlotte Bartels, University of Leipzig
  • 13/03: Eleonora Freddi, Telenor Research
  • 20/03: Justin Valasek, NHH 
  • 03/04: Michael Graber, SSB 
  • 08/04: Yousef Kaddoura, University of Liverpool
  • 10/04: Helene Onshuus, BI 
  • 24/04: Amrit Amirapu, University of Kent 
  • 15/05: Manudeep Bhuller, UiO
  • 28/08: Ranveig Falch, Universitetet i Bergen
  • 11/09: Fenella Carpena, OsloMet
  • 25/09: Knut Einar Rosendahl, NTNU 
  • 09/10: Luisa Wallossek, UiO 
  • 23/10: Andreas Kostøl, BI
  • 30/10: Ola Vestad, SSB 
  • 13/11: Alex Rigos, Universitetet i København
  • 27/11: Teresa Molina Millan, Universitetet i Alicante

2024

  • 1/01: Liang Bai, King's Business School, London
  • 16/01: Weidi Yuan, Nanjing University
  • 18/01: Benjamin Schneider, OsloMet
  • 23/01: Arnau Valladares-Esteban, St. Gallen
  • 25/01: Federica Coelli, University of Zürich
  • 30/01: Simen Ulsaker, Oslo Economics
  • 01/02: Ugo Troiano, UC Riverside
  • 06/02: Alice Ciccone, TØI
  • 14/03: Andreas Fagereng, BI 
  • 21/03: Torfinn Harding, UiS 
  • 11/04: Helene Ollivier, Paris School of Economics
  • 18/04: Nina Serdarevic, Skatteetaten 
  • 23/05: Anne Sofie Kolm, University of Stockholm 
  • 05.09: Ingar Haaland, NHH 
  • 12.09: Anders Grøn Kjelsrud, Oslo Business School 
  • 26.09: Rick van der Ploeg, University of Oxford
  • 10.10: Davide Cipullo, Catholic University of Milan
  • 24.10: Esther Ann Bøler, Imperial College Lon
  • 14.11: Tillmann von Carnap, UiO 

2023

  • 26/01: Herman Vollebergh, Tilburg University
  • 2/02: Andreas Økland, NMBU Skatteforsk
  • 16/02: Jeanette Fjære-Lindkjen, Housing Lab at OsloMet
  • 02/03: Åsa Løfgren, University of Gothenburg
  • 16/03: Anders Åkerman, UiS 
  • 30/03: Mikkel Gandil, UiO
  • 13/04: Per Arne Tufte, Oslo Business School
  • 04/05: Julie Riise, UiB 
  • 11/05: Jørgen Modalsli, Oslo Business School
  • 14.09: Andreas Eriksen, HousingLab at OsloMet
  • 21.09: Malin Arve, NHH 
  • 28.09: Simon Galle, BI
  • 26.10: Ragnhild Schreiner, UiO 
  • 02.11: Miri Stryjan, Aalto University
  • 16.11: Andreas Asseyer, FU Berlin
  • 23.11: Matteo Alpino, Banca d'Italia  

2022
 

  • 3/3: Erlend Eide Bø, SSB
  • 10/3: Alexander Willen, NHH
  • 24/3: Astrid Marie Jorde Sandsør, UiO
  • 31/3: Patricio Dalton, U Tilburg
  • 7/4: Eirik Gaard Kristiansen, NHH
  • 21/4: Christina Gravert, U Copenhagen
  • 28/4: Marie Gaarder, U Carlos III
  • 12/5: Fei Ao, U Uppsala
  • 19/5: Laura Derksen, U Toronto
  • 9/6: Thang Dang, FHI
  • 22/9: Albert Ma, Boston University. “Equilibrium Information in Credence Goods”
  • 29/9: Elin Svarstad, Fafo. “Do unions show solidarity in wage bargaining? Evidence from Norway.”
  • 20/10: Rob Hart, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. “Work, Status, Environment.”
  • 3/11: Alex Willen, NHH. “The Effect of Labor Market Competition on Firms, Workers and Communities.”
  • 10/11: Arniban Mitra, University of Kent. “The Public Provision of Goods in Democracies: Do Age and Inequality Matter?”
  • 17/11: Katinka Holtsmark, UiO. “The marginal cost of public funds in the presence of inequality”
  • 24/11: Andies Richter, University of Wageningen. “Coordinating on good and bad outcomes in threshold games - evidence from an artefactual field experiment in Cambodia”
  • 15/12, Fenella Carpena, OsloMet. “The Impact of a Decline in Violent Conflict on Food (In)Security: Evidence from Colombia”

2021

  • Daniel Kim, BI
  • Jon Einar Flåtnes, CMI
  • Catalina Franco, NHH
  • Eeva Mauring, U Bergen
  • Lars-Erik Borge, NTNU
  • Julie Brun Bjørkheim, NMBU
  • François Derrien, HEC
  • Renee Adams, Oxford/Said
  • Fenella/Dan, OsloMet
  • Frode Martin Nordvik, Kristiania
  • Tyra Merker, UiO
  • B. Espen Eckbo, Dartmouth
  • Siri Isaksson, NHH
  • Eirik Gaard Kristiansen, NHH
  • Peter Birch Sørensen, University of Copenhagen
  • Yuejun Zhao, Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI)
  • Gisle Natvik, BI Norwegian Business School
  • Ann-Helen Bay, Oslo Metropolitan University
  • Florian Diekert, Heidelberg University
  • Laurens Swinkels, Erasmus University Rotterdam
  • Kizkitza Biguri, BI Norwegian Business School
  • Jósef Sigurðsson, NHH Norwegian School of Economics
  • Limei Che, Peking University
  • Anupam Dutta, University of Vaasa
  • Åshild Johnsen, Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)
  • Alice Ciccone, Institute of Transport Economics (TØI)
  • Imelda, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
  • Stefan Pichler, ETH Zurich
  • Kjell Nyborg, University of Zurich
  • Matthias Hanauer, Technical University of Munich
  • Vincenzo Pezone, Goethe University
  • Martin Schmalz, University of Oxford
  • Antonia Grohmann, Aarhus University
  • Neda Trifkovic, University of Copenhagen

2020

  • Ingrid Hjort, OsloMet
  • Ella Getz Wold, Norges Bank
  • Øyvind Aas, Kristiania University College /(ECARES), Université libre de Bruxelles 
  • Fredrik Wulfsberg, OsloMet 
  • Dana Sisak, Erasmus University Rotterdam 
  • Alexander Schandlbauer, University of Southern Denmark
  • Vincent Somville, NHH Norwegian School of Economics 
  • Lars-Erik Borge, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
  • Espen Sirnes, University of Tromsø
  • Moqi Xu, London School of Economics
  • Peter Kjær Kruse, University of Copenhagen
  • Elisabeth Isaksen, Frisch Centre
  • Kjell G. Nyborg, University of Zurich
  • Kaveh Majlesi, Lund University 
  • Fenella Carpena, OsloMet 
  • B. Espen Eckbo, Dartmouth College
  • Tuomas Laiho, University of Oslo
  • Vincent Somville, Norwegian School of Economics
  • Elizabeth Isaksen, Frischsenteret
  • Jacopo Bizzotto, Oslo Business School, OsloMet
  • Fredrik Wulfsberg, Oslo Business School, OsloMet
  • Tuomas Laiho, University of Oslo
  • Tapas Kundu, Oslo Business School, OsloMet
  • Moqi Groen-Xu, Queen Mary University
  • Peter Kjær Kruse, University of Copenhagen
  • Kristoffer Berg, University of Oslo
  • Giulia La Mattina, University of Southern Florida
  • Karim Naguib, Independent Consultant

2019

  • Lu Han, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto: Microgeography of Housing Supply
  • Ingrid Huitfeldt, Statistics Norway: Fertility and Labor Supply
  • Anna D'Annunzio, Toulouse Business School: Advertising and Consumer Tracking: Theory and Evidence
  • Sara Cools, Institutt for samfunnsforskning (ISF): Local Immigration and Support for Anti-Immigration Parties: A Meta-Analysis
  • Andre Stenzel, University of Mannheim: Pricing for the Stars
  • Andre K Anundsen, Oslo Metropolitan University: Changing supply elasticities and regional housing booms
  • Victoria Vanasco, Centre de Recerca en Economia Internacional (CREI): The good, the bad, and the complex: product design with imperfect information
  • Sjur Westgård, NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology: Twelve commodity trades that chocked the world
  • Torben Mideksa, Uppsala University: Prices vs. Quantities with Multiple Countries
  • David C. Smith, University of Virginia / McIntyre: Losing control: The 20-year decline in loan covenant restrictions
  • Alessandro De Chiara, Central European University: A Dynamic Theory of Regulatory Capture
  • Martin Holmén, University of Gothenburg / Centre for Finance: Cognitive Skills and Economic Preferences in the Fund Industry
  • Svein-Arne Persson, NHH Norwegian School of Economics: Dual Holders: Valuation, Default Policy, and Capital Structure
  • Salvatore Miglietta, BI Norwegian Business School: Why Do Boards Exist? Governance Design in the Absence of Corporate Law
  • Marcella Veronesi, University of Verona: Be Cautious with the Precautionary Principle: Evidence from Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Accident
  • Gisle Natvik, BI Norwegian Business School/OBS: Saving Behavior Across the Wealth Distribution
  • Jørgen J Andersen, BI Norwegian Business School: Power to the (Moderate) People! Fiscal Windfalls and Accountability by Voting
  • Haakon Vennemo, Oslo Business School: Benefits of urban transport projects
  • Plamen Nenov, BI Norwegian Business School: Stock Market Wealth and the Real Economy: A Local Labor Market Approach
  • Laurens Swinkels, Erasmus University: Global factor premiums ‘everywhere’: new insights from 200+ years
  • Daniel Spiro, Uppsala University/OBS: The Economics of Planetary Boundaries
  • Anirban Mitra, University of Kent: Cash for Votes: Evidence from India
  • Ragnar Torvik, NTNU: Political Dutch Disease
  • Linda Nøstbakken, NHH: How much does anticipation matter? Evidence from changing regulatory boundaries
  • Anil Yildizparlak, Durham University: The use of limited conflict as a bargaining tool
  • Stefan Petry, Manchester Business School: 10K Risk Factor Statements and the Reporting and Prediction of Uncertainty
  • Erik Lindqvist, Stockholm University: Long-run Effects of Lottery Wealth on Psychological Well-being
  • Gunnar Eskeland, NHH: Coase and Environmental Investors: An upstream theory of institutional development
  • Stefan Hirth, University Southern Denmark: Rating Under Asymmetric Information
  • Derek Clark, UiT: Creating Balance in Dynamic Competitions
  • Janis Berzins, BI Norwegian Business School: The Family Firm Premium and Family Characteristics: Evidence from Population Data

2018

  • Barbara Bukhalova, BI: International Portfolios: Product of Weather and Sports, or Finance?
  • Jens Perret, ISM: Regional Convergence in the Russian Federation - Spatial and Temporal Dynamics
  • Sturla Fjesme, OBS: Initial Public Offerings and Asset Learning and Portfolio Investments
  • Claire Brunel, American University: Patents, Trade, and Spillovers
  • Ola Kvaløy, UiS: “Motivation and Incentives in an Online Labor Market"
  • Rafel Crespí-Cladera, Universitat de les Illes Balears: “Politicians in the boardroom: Is it a convenient burden?”
  • Nam Dau, Coventry: How do Heterogeneous Beliefs drive the Cross-Section of Stock Return Volatilities and Correlations and Turnover Volatilities
  • Annette Alstadsæter, NMBU: Tax evasion and inequality
  • Mads Greaker, OBS: Innovation in natural resource based industries: The case of Aquaculture
  • Åshild Johnsen, NMBU:  Peer effects and discrimination in the Armed Forces
  • Johann Reindl, OBS: Do covenants prevent asset substitution - using a novel structural estimation approach
  • Simon Galle, BI: Slicing the Pie: Quantifying the Aggregate and Distributional Effects of Trade
  • Bogdan Stacescu, BI: lliquid shareholders and real firm effects: The personal wealth tax and financial constraints
  • Svenn Jensen, OBS: Pricing Climate Ambiguity
  • Corbett Grainger, University of Wisconsin, Madison: Do Regulators Strategically Avoid Pollution Hotspots when Siting Monitors? Evidence from Remote Sensing of Air Pollution
  • Danielle Zhang, OBS: Stock Trading during the financial bubbles
  • Sissel Jensen, NHH: Breaking the Glass Ceiling? The Effect of Board Quotas on Female Labour Market Outcomes in Norway
  • Inge van der Bijgaart, University of Gothenburg: Renewable energy implementation and fossil stock development
  • Piotr Śpiewanowski, Polish Academy of Sciences: Can Regulation Improve Service Quality? Evidence from European Air Passenger Rights
  • Fenella Carpena, OBS: The Causal Mechanism of Financial Education: Evidence from Mediation Analysis
  • Lyndon Moore, University of Melbourne: Railroad Bailouts in the Great Depression

2017

  • Halvor Briseid Storrøsten, SSB:  The green orthodox: regulation in the presence of adjustment costs and resource scarcity
  • Svenn Jensen, NMBU Pricing Climate Risk 
  • Jacopo Bizzotto, UiO:  Could Bad Certifiers Certify Best? 
  • Johann Reindl, BI:  Market Implied Costs of Financial Distress
  • Danielle Zhang, BI:  CEOs' Personal Portfolio and Corporate Policies
  • Fenella Carpena, NUPI:  The Adverse Effects of Electrification: Evidence from India
  • Hamid Boustanifar, BI:  Debtor Protection, Credit Redistribution, and Income Inequality
  • Mads Greaker, SSB:  Network effects and environmental externalities: Do clean technologies suffer from excess inertia?
  • Cathrine Hagem SSB:  Supply- versus demand-side policies in the presence of carbon leakage and the green paradox
  • Snorre Kverndokk, Frisch:  Using fees to reduce bed-blocking: A game between hospitals and care providers
  • Sturla Fjesme, OBS:  When do Investment Banks use IPO Price Support?
  • Gabriele Gratton, UNSW Business School:  When to Drop a Bombshell
  • Håkon Tretvoll, BI:  Trade in Commodities and Emerging Market Business Cycles
  • Øivind Schøyen, NHH:  Attributing intentions under projecting bias
  • Thomas Leirvik, Nord universitet:  Asset Allocation Under Time-Varying Risk Premiums and Interest Rates
  • Marcus Hagedorn, UiO: "An Equilibrium Theory of Determinate Nominal Exchange Rates, Current Accounts and Asset Flows" (OMG seminar)
  • Nicholas Sheard, NTNU: Empirical urban trade.2 Feb - Xunhua Su, NHH: Rising Stars, Industry Competition and Corporate Policies
  • Niko Jaakkola, CES-Ifo:  The climate-pension deal

2023

  • Barth, Erling, Henning Finseraas, Anders Kjelsrud, and Kalle Moene. “Openness and the Welfare State – Risk and Income Effects in Protection without Protectionism” European Journal of Political Economy.
  • Barth, Erling, Henning Finseraas, Anders Kjelsrud, and Kalle Moene. “Hit by the Silk Road – How Wage Coordination in Europe Mitigates the China Shock” Scandinavian Journal of Economics.
  • Bejarano, Nury Bibian and Carpena, Fenella “Less Conflict, More Food Security: A Case Study of Cauca, Colombia (in Norwegian), Internasjonal Politikk.
  • Bizzotto, Jacopo and Bård Harstad. “The Certifier for the Long Run” International Journal of Industrial Organization.
  • Carpena, Fenella, Danielle Zhang, and Laurens Swinkels “The Effects of COVID-19 Policies on Consumer Spending in Norway,” Contemporary Economic Policy.
  • Finseraas, Henning, Torbjørn Hanson, Åshild A. Johnsen, and Andreas Kotsadam. “The malleability of competitive preferences.” Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics.
  • Golombek, Rolf, Mads Greaker, Snorre Kverndokk, and Lin Ma.  “Policies to Promote Carbon Capture and Storage Technologies.”  Environmental and Resource Economics.
  • Kjelsrud, Anders, Andreas Kotsadam, and Ole Røgeberg. “Cooperative Property Rights and Development: Evidence from Land Reform in El Salvador: A Comment”, Journal of Political Economy.
  • Modalsli, Jørgen and Kelly Vosters.  “Spillover bias in multigenerational income regressions” Journal of Human Resources.
  • Modalsli, Jørgen.  “Multigenerational persistence: Evidence from 146 years of administrative data.”  Journal of Human Resources.

2022

  • Bay, Ann-Helén og Tale Hellevik. «Inntektssikring: Har venstre/høyre-dimensjonen betydning for velgerholdninger og politikkutforming.» Tidsskrift for Velferdsforskning.
  • Greaker, Mads, Cathrine Hagem, and S Proost. “An economic model of vehicle-to-grid: Impacts on the electricity market and consumer cost of electric vehicles” Resources and Energy Economics.
  • Kjelsrud, Anders and Andreas Kotsadam. “Female employment and voter turnout - Evidence from India,” The Journal of Politics.
  • Kjelsrud, Anders, Shabana Mitra and Kalle Moene. “Wheels of Power: Can free bicycles for schoolgirls free their mothers?” Economic Development and Cultural Change.
  • Kjelsrud, Anders, and Kristin Vikan Sjurgaard. “Public work and private violence” The Journal of Development Studies. 
  • Wulfsberg, Fredrik. «Handlingsregelen sikrer ikke realverdien av oljefondet og gir uforutsigbar finanspolitikk» Samfunnsøkonomen.

2021

  • Derek J. Clark and Tapas Kundu: Partial Information Disclosure in a Contest, Economics Letters, vol. 204.
  • Derek J. Clark and Tapas Kundu: Competitive Balance: Information Disclosure and Discrimination in an Asymmetric Contest, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, vol. 184
  • Ivan Barreda-Tarrazona, Tapas Kundu and Stein Østbye: On rational forward-looking behaviour in economic geography: An experimental analysis, Regional Science and Urban Economics, vol. 87
  • Holden, Steinar og Fredrik Wulfsberg. Covid-19 og makroøkonomisk politikk, Samfunnsøkonomen 3.

2020

  • Bizzotto, Jacopo; Vigier, Adrien (2020). Can a better informed listener be easier to persuade? Economic Theory.
  • Bizzotto, Jacopo; Rudiger, Jesper; Vigier, Adrien Henri (2020). Dynamic Persuasion with Outside Information. American Economic Journal: Microeconomics.
  • Bizzotto, Jacopo; Vigier, Adrien Henri (2020). Fees, Reputation and Information Production in the Credit Rating Industry. American Economic Journal: Microeconomics.
  • Bizzotto, Jacopo; Rudiger, Jesper; Vigier, Adrien Henri (2020). Testing, disclosure and approval. 12 p. Journal of Economic Theory. Vol. 187.
  • Carpena, Fenella; Zia, Bilal (2020). The Causal Mechanism of Financial Education: Evidence from Mediation Analysis. Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. Vol. 177.
  • Carpena, Fenella; Francesca R. Jensenius (2020).  Age of Marriage and Women’s Political Engagement: Evidence from India, accepted, Journal of Politics. 
  • Muri, Karianne; Tufte, Per Arne; Coleman, Grahame J.; Moe, Randi Oppermann (2020). Exploring work-related characteristics as predictors of Norwegian sheep farmer's affective job satisfaction. Sociologia Ruralis. Vol. 60.  UHR 2.
  • Greaker, Mads; Hagem, Cathrine (2020). Elbiler og toveislading - Fordeler for både bileiere og strømkunder. Samfunnsøkonomen. 
  • Golombek, Rolf, Mads Greaker og Michael Hoel: Should environmental R&D be prioritized? Resource and Energy Economics, Vol 60.
  • Greaker, Mads; Vormedal, Irja; Rosendal, G. Kristin (2020). Environmental policy and innovation in Norwegian fish farming: Resolving the sea lice problem?. Marine Policy. Vol. 117.
  • Kundu, Tapas; Nilssen, Tore (2020). Delegation of regulation. The Journal of Industrial Economics. 
  • Clark, Derek John; Nilssen, Tore; Sand, Jan Yngve (2020). Gaining advantage by winning contests. Review of Economic Design. Vol. 24. 

​​​2019

  • Bizzotto, Jacopo; Solow, Benjamin. "Electoral competition with strategic disclosure." Games. 10(3), article 29.
  • Asheim, Geir Bjarne; Taran; Nyborg, Karine; Greaker, Mads; Hagem, Cathrine; Harstad, Bård Gjul; Hoel, Michael; Lund, Diderik; Rosendahl, Knut Einar (2019). The case for supply-side climate treaty. Science. Vol. 365. 
  • Carpena, Fenella. "How Do Droughts Impact Household Food Consumption and Nutritional Intake? A Study of Rural India." World Development. 122, 349–369.
  • Golombek, Rolf; Greaker, Mads; Kverndokk, Snorre (2019). Hva er fremtiden for CCS?. Samfunnsøkonomen. 
  • Greaker, Mads, Rolf Golombek and Michael Hoel. "Global Impact of National Climate Policy in the Nordic Countries." Nordic Economic Policy Review, 156–208.
  • Jaakkola, Niko, Daniel Spiro and van Benthem. "Finders Keepers?" Journal of Public Economics, 169, 17–33.
  • Moen, Espen Rasmus; Wulfsberg, Fredrik; Aas, Øyvind Nilsen (2019). Price Dispersion and the Role of Stores. The Scandinavian Journal of Economics.
  • Liu, Pan; Thøgersen, Joachim (2019). Pay-As-You-Go Pensions and Endogenous Retirement. Macroeconomic Dynamics.
  • Thøgersen, Joachim (2019). A note on social security, human capital and growth. Economics Bulletin. Vol. 39, Iss 4, p.2921-2930. 

2018

  • Greaker, Mads, Tom‐Reiel Heggedal, Knut Einar Rosendahl. "Environmental policy and the direction of technical change." The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 120, 1100–1138
  • Jaakkola, Niko, Daniel Spiro and van Benthem. "Finders Keepers?" Journal of Public Economics, 169, 17–33.
  • Leroux, Justin and Daniel Spiro. "Leading the unwilling: Unilateral strategies to prevent arctic oil exploration." Resource and Energy Economics, 54, 125–149
  • Michaeli, Moti and Daniel Spiro. "Prescriptive Norms and Social Comparisons." Forthcoming in Games
  • Siwiec, Ewelina, Anne Maren Erlandsen and Haakon Vennemo. "City greening by rain gardens - costs and benefits." Environmental protection and natural resources. Vol. 29 No 1(75): 1-5
  • Wulfsberg, Fredrik. "Har vi klart å spare oljeinntektene?"  Samfunnsøkonomen, 3, 33–38.

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