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July 20, 2020

Do refugee classmates affect the educational attainment of native students?

New study from Norway compares siblings exposed to different refugee shares at school

  • education
  • math
  • Norway
  • refugee
  • schooling
  • Colin P. Green
  • Jon Marius Vaag Iversen
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January 27, 2020

How broadband internet affects labor market matching

Improved recruitment process leads to better and more stable employment relationships

  • broadband
  • Internet
  • matching
  • Norway
  • recruitment
  • unemployment
  • vacancy
  • Andreas R. Kostøl
  • Manudeep Bhuller
  • Trond C. Vigtel
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May 6, 2016

The market for paid sick leave

In most OECD countries, general practitioners (GPs) play several fundamentally different roles. Clearly, on the one hand, they are responsible […]

  • competition
  • doctors
  • gatekeeper leniency
  • GP
  • health care
  • health costs
  • health insurance
  • Norway
  • physician market
  • sick leave
  • Knut Røed
  • Simen Markussen
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February 11, 2015

Female leaders increase workplace diversity by narrowing the gender gap in promotions

Although women comprise 45 percent of the labor force across OECD countries, they continue to earn less than men on […]

  • career ladder
  • female leadership
  • gender gap
  • Norway
  • promotion
  • spillover effects
  • women
  • Amalia Miller
  • Astrid Kunze
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September 12, 2014

Chinese imports push low-skilled Norwegians into unemployment

China’s rise to global economic power has had a major impact on the recent globalization process. In 2009, China became […]

  • China
  • employment
  • export
  • globalization
  • import
  • industry
  • manufactoring
  • Norway
  • trade
  • unemployment
  • wage bargaining
  • Kjell G. Salvanes
  • Ragnhild Balsvik
  • Sissel Jensen
Research

July 28, 2014

Female quotas in company boards: Norwegian evidence shows no trickle-down effect

Women still earn less than men, and are still under-represented in executive positions. In 2003, the Norwegian government passed a […]

  • female employment
  • female leadership
  • gender wage gap
  • labor market
  • Norway
  • quota
  • wage gap
  • women
  • Adriana Lleras-Muney
  • Marianne Bertrand
  • Nina Smith
  • Sandra E. Black
  • Sissel Jensen
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July 14, 2014

Like father, like son? Family welfare cultures in Norway

In most Western countries children of welfare recipients are more likely to receive welfare benefits themselves. However, it is not […]

  • benefit
  • children
  • culture
  • disability insurance
  • intergenerational
  • Norway
  • parents
  • social security
  • welfare
  • Andreas Ravndal Kostol
  • Gordon B. Dahl
  • Magne Mogstad
Research

January 20, 2014

Migrants are different from the average – but does it matter?

Migrant self-selection – the question who migrates and who does not – is one of the most fundamental issues in […]

  • GDP
  • Mexico
  • migrant self-selection
  • migration
  • Norway
  • skill selection
  • Benjamin Elsner
  • Costanza Biavaschi
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November 15, 2013

Extending paid maternity leave makes no sense economically

Paid maternity leave has become more and more popular over the past few decades as mothers have increasingly entered the […]

  • fertility
  • financial costs
  • government budget
  • labor market effects
  • marriage
  • maternity leave
  • Norway
  • OECD
  • paid maternity leave
  • redistribution
  • school
  • taxes
  • Gordon B. Dahl
  • Kari Vea Salvanes
  • Katrine Vellesen Loken
  • Magne Mogstad

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