I am a Professor of Economics at the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) in Bergen, Norway. My research interests are in the fields of labour economics, micro-econometric methods and merged register data.
Topics I am currently working on include:
– How organisations build human capital
– How family policy affects women’s careers and the gender gap
– Understanding of whether family policy has changed firms’ production and the use of the input factor labor
– Corporate boards and labor power
During the academic year 2022/2023 I was on sabbatical leave and I visited the University of California Santa Barbara (2022) and the Stone Center at University College London (2023).
In 2020, I received a 6-year grant from the Norwegian Research Council for my project “Challenges to shaping an inclusive work-life in rapidly changing labour markets: Firms, Human capital, and Family policy”.
In 2022, I was awarded the Inaugural European Economics Association Teaching Award (Senior) for exceptional teaching. The jury consisted of two EEA Council Members and the Education Committee.
Link here: Education Committee
I am an Associate Editor of the European Economic Review.
I am a Guest Editor of the special conference issue in Labour Economics of EALE 2024.
Link to CV: Astrid Kunze