Research published in the Journal of Financial Economics shows that earnings announcements do far more than move the share price of the announcing…

It is not fun being told that you do not have the qualifications needed to pursue your desired upper secondary education programme. But if delivered…

Simple addition exercises in a laboratory experiment reveal men’s desire to compete again if they are beaten by a woman. According to new research…

New research shows that male managers whose first child is a daughter make more female-friendly decisions at work. The findings shed new light on…

It is well known that new technologies can turn some job functions and conditions upside down. But now, two new studies from the Department of…

This year’s Else Kai Sass Award goes to Professor of Economics Michael Svarer for his efforts over many years to make economics more understandable to…

According to a new study from Aarhus BSS at Aarhus University, our willingness to work – the labour supply – is negatively affected by the perception…

How does Artificial Intelligence (AI) affect employees’ stress levels and performance? New research from Aarhus BSS shows that AI can have both…

In the largest study to date of the effect of the Danish debt relief scheme, researchers from Aarhus BSS have shown that the scheme works, helping…

The Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus BSS will be home to a new research unit, the Centre for Economic and Firm Research,…