Publication in Management Science
A paper by Samuel D. Hirshman and Alexander L.P. Willén titled "Does Increasing the Riskiness of Choices Widen Gender Gaps?" is published in Management Science.
Professor Alexander L.P. Willén
- Alexander.Willen@nhh.no
- Telephone
- +47 55 95 98 12
- Department
- Economics
- Centre
- FAIR
- Office
- E225
- Expertise
- Labour Economics Tax and Public Economics Economics of Education
Biography
Alexander Willén joined the Norwegian School of Economics in 2018 as a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor. He was promoted to Professor in 2021. He holds a Ph.D. in Policy Analysis from Cornell University, a MPP in Public Policy from Georgetown University and a BA from Durham University. His research focuses on topics in education economics, labor economics and public economics.
Selected publications
| Author(s) | Title | Publisher |
|---|---|---|
| Dodini, Samuel Nathan; Lovenheim, Michael; Salvanes, Kjell Gunnar; Willen, Alexander L.P. | Monopsony, Job Tasks, and Labour Market Concentration | Economic Journal Volume 134 (661); page 1914 - 1949; 2024 |
| Bütikofer, Aline; Løken, Katrine Vellesen; Willen, Alexander L.P. | BUILDING BRIDGES AND WIDENING GAPS | Review of Economics and Statistics Volume 106 (3); page 681 - 697; 2024 |
| Dodini, Samuel Nathan; Lovenheim, Michael; Willen, Alexander L.P. | The Changing Skill Content of Private-Sector Union Coverage | Industrial & labor relations review; 2024 |
| Hirshman, Samuel David; Willen, Alexander L.P. | Does Increasing the Riskiness of Choices Widen Gender Gaps? | Management science; 2024 |
Dissemination
Opinion piece published in Clarín
David Jaume and Alexander L. P. Willén have published an opinion piece in the Argentine newspaper Clarín about a newly passed law concerning educational establishments and strikes.
How to get funding from the Research Council of Norway
In 2022, Alexander Willén received NOK 8 million in funding through the Researcher Project for Young Talents. Read his tips about the application process.
Willén promoted to full professor at NHH
Alexander L. P. Willén (32) at the Department of Economics has been promoted to full professor. He completed his Ph.D. only three years ago. `An extremely talented researcher´, Professor and Head of Economics Eirik G. Kristiansen says.
Here’s how you get more students to the gym
Associate Professor Alexander L.P. Willén has studied the effects of a scheme whereby students are given a free gym membership if they visit the gym 50 times per semester.
Identifying the tipping point that makes natives move
Research conducted at NHH shows that there is a critical point at which a neighbourhood develops towards complete segregation.
Rebates as Incentives: The Effects of a Gym Membership Reimbursement Program
New published paper by Tatiana Homonoff (New York University), Barton Willage (Louisiana State University) and Alexander Willén in the Journal of Health Economics, titled "Rebates as incentives: The effects of a gym membership reimbursement program".
Tipping and the Effects of Segregation
New published paper by Anders Böhlmark (Stockholm University) and Alexander Willén in American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, titled "Tipping and the Effects of Segregation".
Building Bridges and Widening Gaps: Efficiency Gains and Equity Concerns of Labor Market Expansions
New working paper by Aline Bütikofer, Katrine V. Løken and Alexander Willén, titled "Building Bridges and Widening Gaps: Efficiency Gains and Equity Concerns of Labor Market Expansions".
Can Female Doctors Cure the Gender STEMM Gap? Evidence from Randomly Assigned General Practitioners
New working paper by Julie Riise (UiB), Barton Willage (Louisiana State University) & Alexander Willén (FAIR), titled "Can Female Doctors Cure the Gender STEMM Gap? Evidence from Randomly Assigned General Practitioners".
Oh Mother: The Neglected Impact of School Disruptions
New working paper by Alexander L.P. Willén and David Jaume, titled Oh Mother: The Neglected Impact of School Disruptions.
The Long-run Effects of Teacher Collective Bargaining
New accepted paper, "The Long-run Effects of Teacher Collective Bargaining" by Michael F. Lovenheim and Alexander Willén, will be published in The American Economic Journal: Economic Policy