Copenhagen Economics has hired David von Below as an Economist. He joins our Copenhagen office.
David is an experienced economist, specialised in modelling within energy and natural resources, and he will be part of our Energy & Climate team.
Copenhagen Economics has been commissioned by the Nordic Council of Ministers to investigate how behavioral economics, or 'nudging', can be used to promote more sustainable consumption of electronic goods in general, and of mobile phones in particular.
Nudging is defined as an aspect of the choice architecture (i.e. how a situation of choice is designed and how various options are presented) that changes people's behavior in a predictable way, without eliminating options or changing incentives. In the study, we will investigate how nudging previously has been used to reduce electronic goods consumption, and test how nudging can influence cell phone consumption among persons aged 18 to 25.
The goal of the project is to create knowledge of how behavioral economics can be used to reduce consumption of electronic goods in general and mobile phones in particular. The findings will be a base for designing new policy initiatives.
For further information, please contact Amanda Stefansdotter
Copenhagen Economics has hired Christian Heebøll as an Economist. He joins our Copenhagen office.
Christian is specialised in advanced empirical analysis and holds a Ph.D. in Economics from University of Copenhagen.
He comes from a position as a Senior Economist at Kraka’s financial crisis commission in Denmark and with the ECB in Frankfurt.
Copenhagen Economics has hired Søren Brenøe as an Economist. He joins our Copenhagen office.
Søren is an experienced economist and comes from a position with the Danish Competition and Consumer Authority. At Copenhagen Economics, he will be part of our Greenland & Mining team.
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