30-08-2010
Why do fewer highly educated people receive incapacity benefit?
As some of the first in the world with the field, researchers from Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University are to research why there are less early retired pensioners among highly educated people. The project has received DKK 1.8 million from The Independent Research Council. The results will be able to qualify future reforms within education and incapacity benefit.
18-08-2010
Strict alcohol policy causes less liver damages
Throughout the last 20 years, researchers from Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University have analysed European alcohol policies. They are the first to establish that there is a clear connection between a country’s alcohol policy, how much the population drinks and the number of deaths due to liver cirrhosis. See the figures for Denmark and 15 other European countries.
17-08-2010
Sustainable start of study with room for personal development
Focus on sustainability and personal development is to help ensuring the new students at Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University the best possible start of study.
13-08-2010
Danish managers struggle with global mindset
Managers in Danish head offices of multinational companies are not thinking globally enough, research from Aarhus School of Business, Aarhus University shows. Great potential is found in acknowledging the problem, researcher estimates.
01-07-2010
Time to solve the mystery of low Danish productivity
Denmark is an economic mystery. Despite experiencing generally impressive economic prosperity and a growth in the GDP for many years, international studies show that we fall behind when it comes to growth in productivity. Now, researchers want to solve the mystery.
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