Do you want to be first in line for a job at one of the most attractive economics consultancies? Then stay up to date on events and the next Talent Day.
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.
We are looking for a talented Intern to join our Copenhagen office from October 2020 for a minimum of three months.
Working with us, you will be part of an international team of economists and get first-hand experience in working on projects ranging from competition or dispute support cases to energy and climate regulation.
The application deadline is 3 August 2020.
Learn more about this position
For questions, please contact HR Consultant Louise Vandborg Klokholm
Partner Claus Kastberg Nielsen, Partner Henrik Ballebye Okholm, Director Adina Claici, Managing Economist Karl Lundvall and Managing Economist Anssi Kohonen, have been recognised as some of the world's leading competition economists by Global Competition Review.
They have been recognised in the Future Leaders and Global Leaders’ section of Who’s Who Legal: Competition 2020 – a guide to the world’s leading competition lawyers and economists.
Since 1996, Who’s Who Legal has identified the foremost legal practitioners and consulting experts in business law based upon comprehensive, independent research.
Who’s Who Legal: Competition 2020 is now published and is available via the link below.
Today, our Director Dr Adina Claici will discuss "State Aid in times of crisis" at the State Aid virtual conference, organised by Informa Connect where Copenhagen Economics is a sponsor.
The economic decline, due to the COVID-19 crisis, is non-contestable and neither is the need for state aid to support European economies.
However, we have seen a heterogeneous picture across EU Member States in terms of intensity of aid, which ranged from more than 30% to less than 1% of GDP. Although not intentional, these divergences may lead to significant distortions in competition in Europe. In order to minimize tensions, policy makers have to make sure aid is targeted and proportional to the damage suffered.
When choosing the optimal level of intervention, they have to make difficult choices and balance delicate trade-offs between efficiency and equity.
Economic analysis plays an important role in designing various options for intervention and quantifying the pros and cons of each one for different stakeholders in the economy.
Read more about the conference
For further information, please contact Director Dr Adina Claici
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.
Learn more about your career opportunities in Copenhagen Economics
The Global Competition Review (GCR) lists Copenhagen Economics as one of the top 20 economic consultancies in the world and has done so since 2006.
