Erik Ø. Sørensen
@erikosorensen.bsky.social
Professor of Economics at NHH Norwegian School of Economics. Interested in moral motivation, choice theory, and methodology. Also interested in photography and electronics.
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We show that a 2.78% change in the density of muons in the pre-Planck period causes a 1.7% increase in early childhood education reading scores due to the Head Start program.
What I really want is the singularity design, I.e., the study is identified based on early changes in the formation of the universe
November 19, 2025 at 6:28 PM
We show that a 2.78% change in the density of muons in the pre-Planck period causes a 1.7% increase in early childhood education reading scores due to the Head Start program.
This year's notes for the method camp in probability and statistics. An edition of 12.
August 18, 2025 at 7:39 AM
This year's notes for the method camp in probability and statistics. An edition of 12.
"Fairness Across the World": the working paper is out now (finally!). We show that, across the world, the source of inequality matters substantially more for inequality acceptance than the cost of redistribution. swopec.hhs.se/nhheco/abs/n...
@fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social
@fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social
S-WoPEc: Fairness Across the World
swopec.hhs.se
March 25, 2025 at 3:33 PM
"Fairness Across the World": the working paper is out now (finally!). We show that, across the world, the source of inequality matters substantially more for inequality acceptance than the cost of redistribution. swopec.hhs.se/nhheco/abs/n...
@fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social
@fair-thechoicelab.bsky.social