Department of
Economics and Business Economics
The Department of Economics and Business Economics is part of Aarhus BSS, one of the five faculties at Aarhus University. The academic staff teaches and carries out research into microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, finance and accounting, as well as operations research. The department has a strong international focus in its research and degree programmes. Read our full profile.
News
2020.05.18 | Grants
Thomas Kokholm receives grant of DKK 2.6 million from DFF
Associate Professor Thomas Kokholm has received DKK 2,652,533 from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his project entitled ”The interplay between volatility speculators, institutional hedgers and market disruptions”. Associate Professor Elisa Nicolato is also involved in the project. Project description:The market for volatility…
2020.05.15 | Knowledge exchange
Economic expert group to advice on bailout packages
Once again, the government has asked professors of economics Torben M. Andersen, Michael Svarer and Philipp Schröder from Aarhus BSS for help. The expert group is asked to advice on the phase-out of the financial bailout packages.
2020.05.04 | Knowledge exchange, Knowledge exchange
Danish government to consult group of economic experts
The Danish Ministry of Finance appoints fast-working expert group to advise the government on the economic consequences of reopening Danish society. The group consists of professors of economics Torben M. Andersen, Michael Svarer and Philipp Schröder from Aarhus BSS.
Events
- Fri 29 May
- 13:00-15:00 | via Microsoft Teams
PhD defence: Vicke A. Norén
Topic: Essays on Household and Sustainable Finance - Fri 29 May
- 16:00-17:00 | Virtual seminar by ZOOM
FIND Seminar: Rui ZHANG, Aarhus University
Title: “Judicial Quality, Input Customization, and Trade Margins: The Role of Product Quality” - Tue 02 Jun
- 10:34-10:34 | Online
Joint Econometrics-Finance Lunch Seminar: Özge Serbest, AU
Title: Predicting the Fed sentiment in a data-rich environment - Wed 03 Jun
- 12:05-12:35 | Online
ABC Colloquium Lunch Seminar Series: Nikolaj Kirkeby Niebuhr, Aarhus University
Title: Why has the zero-earnings discontinuity not disappeared? Evidence from the post Sarbanes-Oxley period
