Research faculty

Malin Gardberg

Ph.D.

Some of the questions Malin tries to answer in her research:

How do different types of net foreign assets, such as portfolio debt and equity assets, affect the country’s exchange rate?
Can the observation that developing countries share less consumption risks internationally be explained by lower financial integration and financial inclusion?
How has financial integration affected the consumption-to-wealth relationship?

New research

Digitization-Based Automation and Occupational Dynamics Malin Gardberg, Fredrik Heyman, Pehr-Johan Norbäck and Lars Persson

Ongoing research

Linking Net Foreign Portfolio Debt and Equity to Exchange Rate Movements
Consumption and wealth in the long run: the impact of financial liberalization, joint with Lorenzo Pozzi
The Impact of Dollarization on Financial Depth, Access and Efficiency, joint with Geoffrey Bannister and Jarkko Turunen
Determinants of International Consumption Risk Sharing in Emerging Markets and Developing Countries

Malin Gardberg

Contact

Ph : +46 (0)8 665 4554
malin.gardberg@ifn.se

Introduction

Malin Gardberg completed her Ph.D. studies at Tinbergen Institute and Erasmus Institute Rotterdam in Spring 2018. Her research focuses on empirical macroeconomics. She is in particular interested in international macrofinance, exchange rates, consumption and financial markets.

Subject areas

Leading Research Environment

IFN at the top

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The Research Institute of Industrial Economics, IFN, is a private and independent foundation devoted to pursuing highly relevant research for trade and industry.

The researchers at IFN are united in their belief that economic methods offer a powerful tool for understanding society.

The main research programs are:

economics of entrepreneurship
globalization and corporate restructuring
economics of the service sector
economics of the electricity markets
economics of institutions and culture.

Global Award

Research on entrepreneurship

The Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research is the foremost global award for research on entrepreneurship.This Prize is awarded annually with a prize sum of EUR 100,000.

IFN in cooperation with Entreprenörskapsforum and Vinnova are the principals of the award, in cooperation with the donor, Lars Backsell.

Professor Boyan Jovanovic, New York University, is the winner of the Global Award for Entrepreneurship Research 2019.