A discrete choice model for labor supply and childcare

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Emission regulation: Prices, quantities and hybrids with endogenous technology choice

Cited by Statistisk sentralbyrå - Statistics Norway on 20 Jun 2023

Statistics Norway is a professionally independent institution responsible for collecting, producing and publishing official statistics related to the economy, population and society at national, regional and local level. We also have extensive research and analysis activities.

Dynamiske effekter af offentligt forbrug

Cited by The Danish Center for Social Science Research on 23 Jun 2020

VIVE is a research and analysis center that has some of the country's leading experts and the strongest environment for applied research and analysis in the field of welfare.

An Up-to-Date Joint Labor Supply and Child Care Choice Model

Cited by CESIfo on 05 Sep 2017

CESifo is a global, independent research network with members from across the world. Members are prominent economists with a broad spectrum of specialisms, each of whom brings years of experience and a high level of expertise to our research areas.

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Cited by The Norwegian Government on 27 Feb 2017

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