
Externally funded research
Both national and international funds support the research conducted at the Department of Economics. Up to half of our research is funded through grants to research projects.
For more information on all active externally funded projects, please see the list below.
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GREENCAR - Green Transition of the Car Fleet

Globalization and the Decline of Unions

The role of networks in shaping health inequality
What is keeping unemployed workers from finding employment?

EduQuant: Research unit for quantitative research on children and education

Agricultural technology as climate change mitigation in developing countries

Determining the Impact of Religion on the Gender Gap and Conflict Using Natural Experiments

How do job seekers apply for jobs and can we help them do better?

I-HANK: The international Heterogenerous-agent New Keynesian Model

Robust Econometric Methods in Empirical and Quantitative Finance

Shocking Religion

The Impact of Inequality on Growth, Human Development and Governance @EQUAL

Enhancing the Effectiveness of Vocational Education in Vietnam

Inside the black box of treatment exposure

Labor Market effects of Automation, Offshoring and Multinationals

Skill Formation in the Labor Market for Physicians

Who influences child health?

Antibiotic Resistance

Scarcity Strategies for Product Launch - Influencing Observational Learning

A GREEN NET NATIONAL PRODUCT FOR DENMARK and THE GREEN REFORM MODEL

Behavioral responses to health innovations and the consequences for socioeconomic outcomes

CEBI Center of Excellence: Economic Behavior and Inequality

GEM: Generalised Entropy Models for Spatial Choices

FAMBUSS: The Impact of Family Assets on Corporate Structures and Outcomes

Growth and Development in Tanzania
