Top 10 most read articles in 2023

The era of provocative girls, the (not very) sustainable practices of H&M and Coca-Cola, silent employees and the personality traits of a leader. We have collected our most-read stories of the year.

What happened to our motivation and job satisfaction during the lockdown? A new study looks at what the media coverage tells us about the future of work.

How can we measure welfare and quality of life?

Unhappy, unsuccessful, and socially awkward people are more likely to think conspiracies explain the injustice they see in the world.

Corona could have easily left us with reruns of old series and films, but a new report shows that only 2% of film and series projects were cancelled in the Nordic countries.

Norges Bank Watch believe that Norges Bank did its best to contribute to curbing the risk premiums during the first wave of the pandemic. But are critical regarding how the central bank handled higher money market premiums in the second half of 2020.

By July of 2020, the U.K. had recorded 654 COVID-deaths per million inhabitants. This is more than ten times the number of Norway, which recorded 46 deaths per million.

Flappers, digitisation, life in lockdown, personality for leadership and tips for working from home. See which articles our readers flocked to during 2020.

Active use of role models with integrity, trust and commitment are constructive options to change people's behavior in the current demanding situation.

Being too careful helps no one. As soon as a country reaches peak infections, the demand for tests will sink and any excess capacity should therefore be given away.

Budget preparation by top civil servants can allow for better balancing of public books after COVID.

The corona outbreak is a disaster for our society, but it is also an interesting time to reflect on how we treat ourselves and others. When the crisis is over, however, we should let certain behaviours die in peace.