UiS Working Papers in Economics and Finance

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2025/2: Gender and Risky Investment: Do Markets Reflect or Alleviate Gender Stereotypes in Leadership?

Lata Gangadharan, Jean Paul Rabanal, Eko Riyanto, Olga Rud and Bernt Arne Ødegaard

2025/1: Does Gender Matter for Leaders' Behavior and Effectiveness? Insights from A Field Experiment

Simone Haeckl and Yuko Onozaka

2024/1: Is investment capital cheaper for green firms? Evidence from equity listings at Euronext - Oslo

Erika Berle, Kjell Jørgensen and Bernt Ødegaard

2023/3: Påvirker Norges Banks valutatransaksjoner på vegne av staten kronekursen?

Siri Valseth

2023/2: A Guide to Conducting School Experiments: Expert Insights and Best Practices for Effective Implementation

Kerstin Grosch, Simone Haeckl, Holger Rau and Paul Preuss

2023/1: Repo market frictions and intermediation in electronic bond markets

Siri Valseth

2022/4: Closing the gender STEM gap. A large-scale randomized-controlled trial in elementary schools

Kerstin Grosch, Simone Haeckl and Martin Kocher

2022/3: The expected returns of ESG excluded stocks. The case of exclusions from Norway's Oil Fund

Erika Berle, Wanwei He and Bernt Ødegaard

2022/2: The impact of ETF index inclusion on stock prices

John Duffy, Dan Friedman, Jean Paul Rabanal and Olga Rud

2022/1: Do sustainable company stock prices increase with ESG scrutiny? Evidence using social media

Emilie Kvam, Peter Molnár, Ingvild Wankel and Bernt Ødegaard

2021/5: Does a stereotype benefit women in the labor market: An experiment on perseverance

Simone Haeckl and Melis Kartal

2021/4: Market Experiments with Multiple Assets: A survey

John Duffy, Jean Paul Rabanal and Olga Rud

2021/3: Entry and exit decisions under public and private information: An experiment

Aleksei Chernulich, John Horowitz, Jean Paul Rabanal, Olga A Rud and Manizha Sharifova

2021/2: On the empirical relevance of correlated equilibrium

Dan Friedman, Jean Paul Rabanal, Olga A Rud and Shuchen Zhao

2021/1: Market Reactions to Stock Splits: Experimental Evidence

John Duffy, Jean Paul Rabanal and Olga Rud

2020/1: Contagious Margin Calls: How Covid-19 threatened global stock market liquidity

Sean Foley, Amy Kwan, Richard Philip and Bernt Ødegaard

2019/2: Insider trading and gender

Bjorn Eckbo and Bernt Ødegaard

2019/1: 2019/01 Merging city and suburban governments: A public choice perspective on the Norwegian local government reform

Rune Fitjar

2018/4: Equity trading costs have fallen less than commonly thought. Evidence using alternative trading cost estimators

Valeriia Klova and Bernt Ødegaard

2018/3: The Oil Price Collapse and the Birth of a Tourist Nation

Jinghua Xie and Sigbjorn Tveterås

2018/2: Norges Bank sin aktive forvaltning av Statens Pensjonsfond Utland (Oljefondet)

Bernt Ødegaard

2018/1: A Review of Norges Bank's Active Management of the Government Pension Fund Global

Magnus Dahlquist and Bernt Ødegaard

2017/11: "Big Fish": Valuation of the world's largest salmon farming companies

Bård Misund and Rune Nygard

2017/10: IPO Underpricing: What about the Shipping Sector?

Valeriia Klova

2017/9: Mot en regional innovasjonspolitikk?

Rune Fitjar

2017/8: LoVe hurts: Verdsetting av Lofoten/Vesterålen/Senja

Klaus Mohn

2017/7: Is Household Diversification Increasing in Wealth? Norwegian Evidence

Bernt Ødegaard

2017/6: How long do equity owners hang on to their stocks?

Bernt Ødegaard

2017/5: Petroleum tax competition subject to capital rationing

Petter Osmundsen, Kjell Lovas and Magne Emhjellen

2017/4: Using Expected Shortfall for Credit Risk Regulation

Kjartan Kloster Osmundsen

2017/3: Empirics of the Oslo Stock Exchange. Basic, descriptive, results 1980-2016

Bernt Ødegaard

2017/2: Empirics of the Oslo Stock Exchange. Asset Pricing results 1980-2016

Bernt Ødegaard

2017/1: The Liquidity of the Oslo Stock Exchange -- A Source Book 1980-2016

Bernt Ødegaard

2016/17: Common and Fundamental Risk Factors in Shareholder Returns of Norwegian Salmon Producing Companies

Bård Misund

2016/16: Bond Liquidity at the Oslo Stock Exchange

Bernt Ødegaard

2016/15: Tick Size Wars

Tom Grimstvedt Meling and Bernt Ødegaard

2016/14: Likviditeten i det norske statsobligasjonsmarkedet

Siri Valseth

2016/13: Informed trading in Hybrid Bond Markets

Siri Valseth

2016/12: Oslo Stock Exchange and the Weather

Bernt Ødegaard

2016/11: The Ranking of Researchers by Publications and Citations

Kjell Hausken

2016/10: Cost performance on the Norwegian continental shelf

Sindre Lorentzen and Petter Osmundsen

2016/9: Forecastability and statistical characteristics of aggregate oil and gas investments on the Norwegian Continental Shelf b

Sindre Lorentzen and Petter Osmundsen

2016/8: Axiomatization of Group Contest Success Functions

Kjell Hausken

2016/7: Pro-Cyclical Petroleum Investments and Cost Overruns in Norway by Roy Endré Dahl, Sindre Lorentzen, Atle Oglend, and Petter Osmundsen

Roy Dahl, Sindre Lorentzen, Atle Oglend and Petter Osmundsen

2016/6: Undressing the emperor: A critical review of IEA’s WEO

Klaus Mohn

2016/5: Oil project selection by metrics

Magne Elmhjellen and Petter Osmundsen

2016/4: Rig rates and drilling speed: reinforcing effects

Petter Osmundsen and Kristin Helen Roll

2016/3: Cost Overrun at the Norwegian Continental Shelf: The element of surprise

Atle Oglend, Petter Osmundsen and Sindre Lorentzen

2016/2: Additive Multi-Effort Contests

Kjell Hausken

2016/1: IEA sine energiutsikter: Bibel eller blendverk?

Klaus Mohn