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1 day ago · Norwegian School of Economics (NHH), founded in 1936, is the leading business school in Norway, excelling in various academic fields, like economics, natural resources management and behavioral economics. NHH is located in beautiful Bergen, the capital of Western Norway, and gateway to the fjords.
22 hours ago · From the 1840s to the mid-1870s, Norwegian growth rates were clearly better than average. This period was followed by relative stagnation until the 1890s, when the country saw rapid industrialization based on hydroelectricity. After the two World Wars Norway adopted a social democratic rule, with a high degree of economic planning, called the ...
4 days ago · The master’s degree in auditing and accounting was offered by only two HEIs—the Norwegian School of Economics (NHH) and BI Business School—qualifying graduates to become state authorized public accountants.
3 days ago · In addition, candidates should also feel comfortable communicating in Norwegian and English. Contract period: August 1 to September 30, 2024, with the possibility of extending. Application deadline: As soon as possible. If you have any questions or are interested in the position, please e-mail fair@nhh.no. Share on Facebook; Share on Twitter
5 days ago · How do you define sustainable finance, and why is it crucial for the future of our society? Sustainable finance goes beyond traditional financial metrics to consider the long-term impact on society and the environment.
4 days ago · Economic Survey 2/2024. Growth in the Norwegian economy has been modest since mid-2022. High inflation and several interest rate hikes have contributed to curbing demand. At the same time there have been substantial, but declining pressures in the labour market. Unemployment has increased through 2023 and so far in 2024 and is now close to the ...
1 day ago · Sources of instability for the Norwegian krone are fading. A more stable European energy market is helping Norges Bank effectively sterilise krone-denominated petroleum revenues. A prolonged pause by Norges Bank that widens interest rate differentials will support the krone, but its high illiquidity and close ties to global energy prices means ...
