Who Pays for Unions?
The paper titled "Who Pays for Unions?" by Samuel Dodini, Anna Stansbury and Alexander L. P. Willén has been published in The Quarterly Journal of Economics.
Department of Economics
How are economic decisions made, and what are the consequences of these decisions? How should competing firms make pricing and investment decisions?
By addressing these questions the Department of Economics aims to understand major global challenges such as climate change, economic instability and growth, economic development and national and global welfare and inequality.
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The faculty members constitute an enthusiastic group of women and men who deliver important contributions, both to the international research community, the government, and the public debate.
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Competition Matters: Uniform vs. Indication-Based Pricing of Pharmaceuticals
The paper titled "Competition Matters: Uniform vs. Indication-Based Pricing of Pharmaceuticals" by Kurt R. Brekke, Dag Morten Dalen and Odd Rune Straume has been published in Journal of Health Economics.
Public Coverage of Dental Care: Universal or Targeted?
The paper titled "Public Coverage of Dental Care: Universal or Targeted?" by Kurt R. Brekke, Odd Rune Straume and Luigi Siciliani has been published in The Scandinavian Journal of Economics.
The Big Impact of Small Change: Fresh Estimates of English Wheat Market Integration, 1693-1893"
The paper titled "The Big Impact of Small Change: Fresh Estimates of English Wheat Market Integration, 1693-1893"" by Liam Brunt and Edmund Cannon has been published in The Economic History Review.
Latest publications
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Samuel Dodini, Anna Stansbury and Alexander L. P. Willén: |
The Quarterly Journal of Economics | |
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Kurt R. Brekke, Dag Morten Dalen and Odd Rune Straume: |
"Competition Matters: Uniform vs. Indication-Based Pricing of Pharmaceuticals" |
Journal of Health Economics |
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Kurt R. Brekke, Odd Rune Straume and Luigi Siciliani: |
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics | |
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Liam Brunt and Edmund Cannon: |
"The Big Impact of Small Change: Fresh Estimates of English Wheat Market Integration, 1693-1893" |
The Economic History Review |
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Historisk Tidskrift |
Working papers
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"The Cultural Trust Gap: Discrimination Across England's North-South Divide" |
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Eugen Dimant, Michele Gelfand, Anna Hochleitner and Silvia Sonderegger: |
"Divided We Act: The Role of Social Sanctions in a Polarized World" |
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Goya Razavi, Sadegh S. M. Eshaghnia and Raul Leon |
"Neighborhoods, Family and Intergenerational Mobility" |
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Daniela Horta-Sáenz and Anderson Tami-Patiño: |
"Supply-Side Drug Enforcement and Economic Development" |