• Prison, Mental Health and Family Spillovers 

  Bhuller, Manudeep; Khoury, Laura; Løken, Katrine V. (SAM DP;19/2021, Working paper, 2021-11)

  Does prison cause mental health problems among inmates and their family members? Correlational evidence reveals that the prevalence of mental health problems is much higher among inmates than among the general population, ...

• Insentiver og produktivitet i Coop Handel AS : Hvorfor presterer to enheter i samme kjede ulikt ved bruk av samme bonusordning? 

  Olsen, Fredrik Molund; Fyllingen, Linn Djupvik (Master thesis, 2017)

  Vi har sett på prestasjonslønn som styringsverktøy i grossistleddet i dagligvarebransjen. Studieobjektene våre er to lageravdelinger i Coop Handel AS, Stavanger og Bergen, som presterer svært forskjellig på produktivitetsmålinger. ...

• Learning to Lead: An Ethnographic Study of an Experiential Leadership Course 

  O’Flanagan, Sinead (Doctoral thesis, 2015-05)

  It is widely accepted that leaders learn from experience (Day, 2010; Klimoski & Amos, 2012; Kolb, 1984; McCall, 2004, 2010a). However, learning experiences that are too challenging or that lack a sense of safety, can ...

• Financial Instability and Banking Crises in a small open economy 

  Grytten, Ola Honningdal (SAM DP;18/2021, Working paper, 2021-11)

  The present paper seeks to investigate the importance of financial instability during four banking crises, with focus on the small open economy of Norway. The crises elaborated on are the Post First world war crisis of the ...

• The Nature of Asset Pricing Anomalies : Characteristics versus Covariances of Factor Exposures 

  Lapitskaya, Alexandra (Master thesis, 2021)

  In this thesis, I test whether the return premia associated with firm characteristics such as value, size, operating profitability, investment, momentum, and equity status are driven by firm characteristics or exposure to ...

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