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
2021.05.12 | Grants
New Lundbeck Foundation fellow to map the consequences of mental disorders
Senior researcher Oleguer Plana-Ripoll from the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus BSS has received a Lundbeck Foundation fellowship of DKK 10 million to establish his own research team within register-based research on mental health. His team will provide a comprehensive overview of the causes and consequences of mental…
2021.05.12 | Grants
DKK 6.2 million from DFF for research into surprising price declines
Professor of economics Kim Christensen receives DKK 6.2 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his research project about sudden price declines in financial markets.
2021.05.12 | Grants
DKK 2.9 million from DFF for research into socio-economic status and mental disorders
Senior researcher Oleguer Plana-Ripoll receives DKK 2.9 million from the Independent Research Fund Denmark for his research project about the connection between socio-economic status and mental disorders.
Events
- Mon 17 May
- 12:05-12:35 | via Zoom
PhD Lunch Seminar
Nikolaj Kirkeby Niebuhr & Mathias Voldum Siggaard - Tue 18 May
- 12:00-12:45 | Online
Joint Econometrics-Finance Lunch Seminar: Mathias Sjøgreen Krogh, AU
Title: State-dependent return predictability and dynamic portfolio choice - Tue 18 May
- 14:15-15:15 | Online
Economics Seminar Series: Susanna Loeb, Annenberg Institute at Brown University
Title: Are Changes in Reported Social-Emotional Skills Just Noise? The Predictive Power of Longitudinal Differences in Self-Reports (joint with Klint Kanopka, Susana Claro, Martin R. West and Hans Fricke) - Thu 20 May
- 12:00-13:00 | via Zoom
Macro Seminar Series: Patrick Moran, University of Copenhagen
Title: Breaking the Commitment Device: The Effect of Home Equity Withdrawal on Consumption, Saving, and Welfare
