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Laur­its Rømer Hjorth

Ph.d. Fellow

Emner
Makroøkonomi Maskinlæring Arbejdsmarked Mobilitet

Primary research areas

Loc­al Labor Mar­kets
I study how geo­graphy shapes the con­nec­tion between work­ers and com­pan­ies. My re­search helps ex­plain why un­em­ploy­ment, pro­ductiv­ity, and wages vary across places.
Job and Geo­graph­ic Mo­bil­ity
I ex­am­ine how people change jobs and move between re­gions, and how these moves shape their ca­reers.
Wage Growth and Ca­reers
I ex­plore how wages grow over time and how ca­reer paths are in­flu­enced by loc­al labor mar­ket con­di­tions.

Un­der­stand­ing how geo­graphy shapes jobs, in­equal­ity, and op­por­tun­it­ies

Local Labor Markets 

My research explores how geography shapes labor markets and careers. I examine why unemployment, productivity, and wages vary across regions, and how workers and firms adapt through their location and job choices. 

Mobility 

A central focus of my work is how mobility—both across regions and between jobs—shapes wage growth and career opportunities. This helps explain why some groups and places benefit more than others and highlights the barriers that limit equal access to opportunities. 

Spatial Inequality 

My research provides insight into why economic opportunities are unevenly distributed across space. By identifying the mechanisms behind these disparities, it contributes to policy discussions on how to reduce regional gaps in employment, productivity, and wages. 

 

Outside activities

Realdania , 2023 - 2023

Con­trib­uted to the quant­it­at­ive ana­lys­is for the pub­lic­a­tion Vores Livsk­val­itet.