We’re hiring PhD students at the econ department @uio.no ✨ Dynamic department with a lot of exciting research ✨ Access to arguably the best admin data in the world (but we are also theory-friendly) ✨ PhD positions are fully funded (and well paid!) ✨ Oslo is a city www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

Job alert 📢📢 The @uio.no econ department is hiring! We have several open positions (see below for details and links) There are many things to like about working here: dynamic department, friendly colleagues, amazing admin data, high quality of life, ... 💫 Apply before November 30!

📣 We are hiring at the University of Oslo

Submit your best papers in international trade to the NOITS conference. The conference is held at the @rockwoolfonden.dk in downtown Copenhagen and aranged in cooperation with the University of Copenhagen. @linnealorentzen.bsky.social @jrmunch.bsky.social See noits.org for details

Welcome @linnealorentzen.bsky.social🎉 We’re excited to introduce her as a new network member. Her research focuses on International Trade and Labor Economics🌍📚 #Welcome Learn more about her work: sites.google.com/view/linneal... More details: www.ifo.de/en/cesifo/ne...

Martin Bech Holtes bok har fått utrolig oppmerksomhet. Han tar opp en del punkter som fortjener oppmerksomheten, som styringen av veksten i offentlige utgifter, bl.a. vekst i offentlige innkjøp. Men .... 1/N www.dn.no/okonomi/okon...

And this is where we work when we cannot make it to the internal workshop!

📣 Department of Economics at @unioslo-svfak.bsky.social is hiring PhD fellows! 🇳🇴 Deadline: January 15 More info below 👇🏼 www.jobbnorge.no/en/available...

Super interesting RA (predoc?) opportunity at U Oslo for future development economists -- using satellite images to track rural market activity. Open to non-Norwegian/EU www.sv.uio.no/econ/english...

Some good news: Karl Harmenberg (UiO), Maria Olsson (BI) and I were just awarded 8m NOK (~700k EUR) from the Research Council of Norway for studying macroeconomic implications of rigid wage contracts. Stay tuned for postdoc calls!

Are low-skilled workers the losers of the green transition? My JMP tests the skill-bias of green technology. I show that firms increase their demand for highly educated workers in manufacturing and transportation – in most other sectors, green technology favours workers without higher education 1/3

Impact of China shock + automation shock on the US economy. (From the paper by Linnea Lorentzen and me in the JIE.)

Big thanks to the organisers for being invited to this great conference! So many smart and inspiring researchers coming together 👏🏼👏🏼 #WIE2024

Fantastic group of economists!! It was a productive and fun conference!! #wie2024