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December 19, 2022

Immigration or automation?

Low-skill immigration to Denmark slowed robot adoption

  • automation
  • Denmark
  • immigration
  • labor supply
  • robots
  • Dario Pozzoli
  • Katja Mann
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September 5, 2017

Do managers need more masculine or more feminine skills?

 Among top business managers women are still a rare sight. The reasons are complex and subject to heated debates. One […]

  • business
  • CEO
  • Denmark
  • executives
  • gender
  • gender gap
  • gender stereotypes
  • management skills
  • managers
  • stereotype
  • Nina Smith
  • Tor Eriksson
  • Valdemar Smith
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October 14, 2015

Sexual harassment on the job is detrimental to job stability, productivity and well-being

More than 75 countries have enacted legislation prohibiting workplace sexual harassment as a violation of human rights. Still, it remains […]

  • absenteeism
  • Australia
  • Denmark
  • females
  • hierarchical structure
  • job satisfaction
  • male-dominated environment
  • no tolerance
  • physical health
  • prevention
  • psychological health
  • sexual harrassment
  • workplace productivity
  • Joni Hersch
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October 8, 2015

From challenge to opportunity: Europe and the refugee crisis

Up until recently, many Europeans knew images of large refugee camps and desperate families trying to cross borders only from […]

  • circular migration
  • Denmark
  • EU
  • European Union
  • immigration
  • immigration policies
  • integration
  • labor market
  • refugee
  • refugee crisis
  • refugees
  • Turkey
  • work permit
  • Evren Ceritoglu
  • Giovanni Peri
  • H. Burcu Gurcihan Yunculer
  • Hillel Rapoport
  • Huzeyfe Torun
  • Jesús Fernández-Huertas Moraga
  • Mette Foged
  • Semih Tumen
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July 7, 2015

Early-life medical interventions benefit siblings of treated children

When newborns with a too low birth weight are treated, even their non-affected siblings benefit. This is the conclusion of […]

  • academic achievement
  • birth weight
  • children
  • Denmark
  • family
  • health
  • intellectual disability
  • medical interventions
  • medical treatments
  • parental health education
  • siblings
  • Marianne Simonsen
  • Mircea Trandafir
  • N. Meltem Daysal
  • Sanni Breining
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December 4, 2014

Exposure to Ramadan in utero affects labor market outcomes

Nutritional disruptions experienced during the stage of fetal development impair an individual’s labor market productivity later in life. This is […]

  • annual salary
  • biological impact
  • Denmark
  • disability
  • employment status
  • fetal development
  • hours of work
  • intrauterine exposure
  • Muslim
  • nutritional disruptions
  • wage rate
  • Erdal Tekin
  • Jane Greve
  • Marie Louise Schultz-Nielsen
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August 22, 2014

Migration decisions of couples: Who wears the pants?

Couples are less likely than singles, but more likely than families to emigrate to a different country. But who makes […]

  • couple
  • decision making
  • Denmark
  • education
  • family
  • gender differences
  • income
  • job matching
  • migration
  • Martin D. Munk
  • Martin Junge
  • Panu Poutvaara
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July 21, 2014

Long-run effects of ADHD medication on health and crime

The number of children diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is on its all-time high. In Germany, for example, […]

  • ADHD
  • children
  • Denmark
  • drugs
  • health
  • hospital
  • medication
  • outcomes
  • Ritalin
  • Helena Skyt Nielsen
  • Marianne Simonsen
  • Søren Dalsgaard
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May 6, 2014

In the army now: forced military service reduces future earnings

In most countries of the world it is still a duty of young men to serve for the army for […]

  • ability
  • Denmark
  • draft
  • high-skilled
  • labor market entry
  • low-skilled workers
  • military
  • soldier
  • Paul Bingley
  • Petter Lundborg
  • Stéphanie Vincent Lyk-Jensen
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January 27, 2013

Girls, take maths and boost your career!

A recent IZA working paper by Juanna Schrøter Joensen and Helena Skyt Nielsen suggests that taking more Math courses in […]

  • Denmark
  • education
  • gender
  • labor market career
  • schooling
  • Helena Skyt Nielsen
  • Juanna Schrøter Joensen

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