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PhD Programmes

The PhD Programme at the Department of Economics strives to further educate the candidates to a career as researchers, or to employment as specialised and highly skilled employees in the public or private sectors.
Ph.D. studerent
Title of project
Supervisor
Funding
Esben Anton Schultz
The Future Demand for Educated Labor in Denmark
Anders Sørensen, Director of CEBR, co-supervisor Hans Christian Kongsted
Tuborgfondet
International Transfer Pricing Issues
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller & Jakob Bundgaard
Private
Petter Berg
Cartel damages
Peter Møllgaard
CBS-stipendium
Sebastian Schwenen
Risky Power
Anette Boom
Peter Møllgaard
Extern financing
Henrik Barslund Fosse
Heterogeniety in General Equilibrium Models of International Trade
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller
FSE-extern financing
Mario Daniele Amore
Politically connected firms: The role of political institutions and family relations
Morten Bennedsen
Steen Thomsen
FSE-extern financing
Nihat Misir
A Real Options Approach To Determining Power Prices (Risky Power)
Peter Møllgaard
Fridrik M. Baldusson
FSE-extern financing
Haoyong Zhou
Family Conflict and firm performance
Morten Bennedsen
Steen Thomsen
CBS-ph.d. scholarship
Ardit Nesimi
Fiscal and Manage-ment Challenges in Aligning Operational and Tax-based Transfer Pricing.
Peter Bogetoft
Industrial PhD Initiative in cooperation with kpmg; www.kpmg.dk
Sally Khallash
Hvordan kan virksomheder i Danmark gøre sig synlige og tiltrække de globale talenter, som disse har brug for?
Norface projektet.
Jan Rose Skaksen
Private,
 
COMPLETED
     
Municipal and Regional CGE Models for Denmark
Pascalis Raimondos-Møller & Jesper Jensen
Industrial PhD Initiative in cooperation with Copenhagen Economics
Long term outcome of disabled people on afflicted people and society: An Economic evaluation
Bodil Olai Hansen
Private
Christian Scheuer
http://cbs.dk/staff/cs2
Labor Demand
Anders Sørensen, Director of CEBR
CBS PhD scholarship

Last updated by Birgit Jensen 02/11/2011