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In this podcast, Professor Torben M. Andersen and Professor Philipp Schröder from the Department of Economics and Business Economics talk about the effects of the corona crisis on the economy. What are the consequences of the corona situation for Danish businesses, international trade and the Danish unemployment rate?
Corporate culture is crucial for an organisation’s ability to identify, assess and manage risks. However, an efficient risk culture cannot be dictated, but develops through a combination of leadership behaviour and active employee involvement. This is the conclusion of a new research project by Evelyn Caroline Braumann from Department of Economics and Business Economics.
Professor and chairman of the board of the Danish Economic Councils Michael Svarer visited Aarhus Business College to talk to the HHX students about the general state of the Danish economy.
Aarhus Business College uploaded a video about the visit to their Facebook page - see the video (via Facebook) by clicking on the photo to the left. The video is produced by Aarhus Business College.
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2019.03.01 | Public/media, Business Innovation Economics, Business research
In this podcast from Aarhus BSS, Professor Philipp Schrøder talks about what it would take for Denmark to harvest the gains of automation, and he warns against the hidden villain that could destroy everything.
2019.02.12 | Public/media, Business research
Nudging is not just a miracle cure that can you can use as you please to change people’s behaviour. Nudging also has some unintended consequences that you need to be aware of, says Mette Trier Damgaard, in this podcast from Aarhus BSS.
2018.02.26 | Research news, Business research
The Carlsberg Foundation has granted DKK 15 million to a new Semper Ardens research project at Aarhus BSS. The project aims to examine how shifts in the markets affect companies, employees and society.
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