Elin Halvorsen

Researcher at the macro unit of Statistics Norway

[JEEA @JEEA_News]

Forthcoming article by @Elhalvorsen Hans A Holter @SerdarOzkanEN @KStoresletten
“Dissecting Idiosyncratic Earnings Risk” @EEANews @OUPEconomics

Teaching material available: https://t.co/tCzfSWh4Lu

https://t.co/MG93pJNRsW

[Roberto Iacono @Roberto__Iacono]

After the coffee break, the #LISIT2023 continued with a session on “Wealth transfers and inheritances” that was chaired by @MorelliSal and included presentations by @GGabbuti, @isabelmicom, and @Elhalvorsen. 4/N

[Serdar Ozkan @serdarozkanEN]

4. Because of second earner effect, household earnings changes are much smaller than those of individuals. Also, as a result of the welfare state there is much less change in disposable income. These are especially true for low earners. THE END! 7/7

[Mariacristina De Nardi @M_De_Nardi]

Great IFS conference, talk 8. Kjetil Storesletten with Elin Halvorsen, Hans Holter, and Serdar Ozkan.

Sickness spells are the most common determinant of large earnings losses in Norway.

@TheIFS @serdarozkanEN

[Elin Halvorsen @Elhalvorsen]

Researchers Erlend E. Bø, Elin Halvorsen, and Thor O. Thoresen explore the effect of inherited wealth on labor force participation in their recent study.
https://t.co/4rFlofstme

[Steinar Fuglevaag @SFuglevaag]

Meget bra innlegg om helheten i #pensjon og sparing fra Elin Halvorsen #ssb! #pensjonsforum @Fafoinfo