Research Insights

No. 10/26 - April 2026

Unlucky Migrants: Migrating During a Recession Can Lower Immigrants’ Earnings for More Than a Decade

Does the state of the economy matter when immigrants arrive in a host country? Our study shows that it does – and the effects can last for years.

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No. 9/26 - March 2026

Will AI Make Workers Better Off?

Will generative AI mainly replace workers, or will it increase living standards? This study responds “yes” to both.

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No. 8/26 - March 2026

Working Longer and Staying Healthy? Insights from Increasing Danish Retirement Ages

Many countries are currently increasing retirement ages due to aging populations. A key concern remains: will this have negative health consequences?

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No. 7/26 - March 2026

How Germany Could Raise Its Low Birth Rate

Governments across advanced economies are trying to raise fertility without discouraging women from working.

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No. 6/26 - March 2026

Who Loses When Firms Are Bought: Labor Market Effects of Acquisitions

Evidence from Sweden suggests that mergers often lead to job losses and lasting pay cuts for workers, even when firms benefit.

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No. 5/26 - February 2026

More and More Ukrainians Want to Stay in Denmark

Four years after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, three out of four adult Ukrainians living in Denmark wish to stay even if their hometown becomes safe again.

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