Economics, management, business and law

It is difficult to accept major changes. That is why new green industries must first make themselves understood.

New research highlights six factors that make it more likely that you’ll recommend your holiday afterwards.

People who are afraid of being rejected in close relationships are more likely to chase after social status. A new study shows that competition with others of the same sex is a key driving force.

Professors at UiA have written a book about how economists can proceed to make ethical decisions in today's world.

When Hilde Malmin submitted her master's thesis, her supervisor saw greater potential. Now the result has been published in one of the world's leading journals for international management.

A new digital system is set to aid authorities in distributing vaccines fairly and avoid waste.

When jobs are pitted against nature conservation, local communities can become divided. But some arguments struggle to be heard.

Friedrich Hayek's ideas about liberal society are still relevant to the challenges of our time, says Hans Chr. Garmann Johnsen. He is behind a new book about the Nobel Prize winner.

We take it for granted that companies need leadership. But is that true? The editors behind a new book on the subject strongly disagree.

What the banks’ artificial intelligence (AI) knows about you can lead to unfair discrimination. A new doctoral dissertation shows how this can be avoided. 

Spontaneous and informal meetings make us more creative. Digital solutions for remote work cannot replace having a coffee with good colleagues.

Even after 15 years, there is no more gender equality in the cryptocurrencies field than in other financial areas. Researchers point to general psychological differences between men and women.

Interest rates are on the rise, inflation is surging, and prices are going up. But what does this mean, and how does it all work? Two economists have answers. 

Entrepreneurs often work more than they talk. Furthermore, they compete and refrain from revealing their innovations to others. A new study explains the success of the supplier industry in Agder.