The problem is not too many economists
The fact that artificial intelligence can build a financial model in a matter of minutes is not an argument for educating fewer economists. It is an argument for educating them differently.
NHH gets renewed prestigious accreditation
NHH has secured EQUIS accreditation for the next five years.
Nuclear Power Committee: Not profitable in Norway
The committee does not recommend starting a process for nuclear power development in Norway at this stage.
When AI Became Rector: 800 Conversations That Reshaped NHH’s Strategy
NHH let an artificial intelligence, disguised as the rector, conduct strategic interviews. Now, others want to adopt the professors’ method.
Awarded prestigious prize by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
Tove Forsbacka has been awarded the Arnberg Prize for her contribution to research on competition and market dynamics.
Two NHH researchers appointed to new Commission
Isabel M. Hovdahl and Linda Nøstbakken have been appointed members of the much-discussed "Transition Commission".
The central banks’ super week
Four of the world’s most important central banks are setting interest rates this week. But inflation is not determined by them alone, writes Gernot Doppelhofer in Dagens Næringsliv.
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