2024
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Anna Stepanova
When Should Organizations Outsource Problem-Solving? Balancing Technical Requirement Specifications in Public Procurement
Series of dissertations 02/2024
2023
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Katarzyna M. Adamska
Mindsets In Organizations - How Fixed and Growth Beliefs Influence Employee Outcomes
Series of dissertations 16/2023
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Thomas McKay
Essays about Auctions and Bargaining. Theory and Experiments.
Series of dissertations 15/2023
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Oda Nedregård
The party is on, get in line
Series of dissertations 14/2023
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Tohid Ghanbarpour
Doing Good and Doing Well
Series of dissertations 13/2023
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Lewend Mayiwar
Emotion Regulation via Self-Distancing
Series of dissertations 12/2023
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Farhana Tabassum
How Repetition-Induced Learning Influences Consumers' Perceptions
Series of dissertations 11/2023
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Morten Haabeth Grindaker
Empirical Essays in Labor Economics and Housing Search
Series of dissertations 10/2023
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Linnea Lorentzen
Trade and Worker Reallocation
Series of dissertations 09/2023
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Tine Petersen Malonæs
Creating room for innovation. A business history study of innovation in the Kongsberg Group, 2000 - 2015.
Series of dissertations 08/2023
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Jon Ellingsen
Essays in prediction, expectation formation, and labor economics.
Series of dissertations 07/2023
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Felix Kapfhammer
The Macroeconomic Consequences of the Green Transition
Series of dissertations 06/2023
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Bryndís Dögg Steindórsdóttir
Opportunities and Obstacles to Career Success. A Lifespan Developmental Perspective.
Series of dissertations 05/2023
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Ivan Korsak
On the Structure and Evolution of Marketing Science
Series of dissertations 04/2023
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Vasyl Kotsovskyi
Three essays in portfolio management
Series of dissertations 03/2023
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Jonas Hveding Hamang
Essay on the determinants of oil, and the post-oil era and democracy
Series of dissertations 02/2023
Abstract: What are the effects of supply-side climate policies? We use global company-level data to estimate the impact of 130 oil-tax reforms between 2000 and 2019 on oil production, exploration and discoveries. Higher taxes are found to reduce companies’ exploration expenditures and oil discoveries. We quantify the oil market implications and show that the existing productionbased taxes, averaging at 21%, reduce the long-term emissions by 1.3-2.7 GtCO2 annually. Increasing the global tax rate would reduce emissions almost linearly, by 0.16 GtCO2 per percentage point, while further shifting the distribution of rents from consumers to producers and governments.
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Binh Minh Thi Truong
How Does an Acquisition Affect a Firm's Alliance?
Series of dissertations 01/2023