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Every year, the work of our experts results in more than 200 reports, studies, and analyses. Most of them are published and available on our website.
Sometimes our work resonates and has a direct impact on the public agenda. At other times, it contributes more subtly to the making of superior decisions within a company, organisation, or courtroom.
Social media is a tool that allows consumers to interact with family, friends, and a wider social circle by sharing information and experiences in real time from their public and private lives. Massive reductions in the cost of information and communication technology and the proliferation of internet access have led social media to become an everyday tool for individuals and organisations across the globe.
In this study, we explore how digital tools contribute to society via impacts on business activity worldwide. There is significant evidence that digital technologies, like Facebook apps and technologies, facilitate business growth, trade, hiring and inclusion.
To explore these effects, we conducted a survey focusing on the role of social media, using Facebook apps and technologies as an example. Representatives from more than 15,000 businesses located in 30 countries and regions across six continents responded.
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For further information, please contact Managing Economist Dr Bruno Basalisco
Copenhagen Economics is proud to sponsor the State Aid virtual conference, organised by Informa Connect, which takes place 2 July 2020!
Gain insights into how State Aid is responding to the current COVID-19 crisis and other challenges including the Green Deal, Brexit, and the ongoing saga of tax and State Aid cases.
Our Director, Dr Adina Claici, will lead a session on State Aid in times of crisis – how to assess the damage? She will be joined by another 22 top decision makers from competition authorities.
We are pleased to offer our clients and business partners a 30% discount when signing up for the event via the link below.
Learn more and sign up for the event
For further information, please contact Adina Claici
In our newest study, we assess the drivers behind the growing trend in Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), what the differences between PPAs and more traditional hedging options are, and whether the growing trend in PPAs has affected the use of these more traditional hedging options.
The findings suggest that the recent development in use of PPAs is driven mainly by new market participants. Further, PPAs are a complementing hedging option to the financial future markets since it provides a hedging option which can be tailored to suit the specific project. As such, the financial future market is primarily used for shorter term hedges up to five years, whereas the PPA market is used for longer term hedges.
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For further information, please contact Bjarke Modvig Lumby
Our team is characterised by senior experts with a creative and candid approach.
Working with us, you will experience an agile company with a flat hierarchy and a high degree of trust. We continuously recruit young talents as well as practiced experts.
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