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Behavioral economics
Criminality
Development economics
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Labor economics
Public economics
Segregation
Welfare state
IFN Researchers receive funding from Jan Wallanders och Tom Hedelius stiftelse and Tore Browaldhs stiftelse
Björn Tyrefors has received funding of SEK 1,700,000 for the research project "The First Long-Term Causal Evaluation of Unconditional Cash Transfers to Poor Families." The project investigates the eff…
News
Publish date 5/8/2024
Martin Ljunge
Associate Professor
martin.ljunge@ifn.se
IFN Researcher
Petra Persson
Assistant Professor
perssonp@stanford.edu
Affiliated Researcher
Affiliated Researcher
Affiliated Researcher
Andreas Bergh
Associate Professor
andreas.bergh@ifn.se
IFN Researcher
Marcos Demetry
Ph.D. student
marcos.demetry@ifn.se
Graduate Student
IFN Researcher
Spencer Bastani
Professor
spencer.bastani@ifau.uu.se
Affiliated Researcher
Hans Grönqvist
Professor
hans.gronqvist@ifn.se
IFN Researcher
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Fredrik Sjöholm
Professor and CEO
fredrik.sjoholm@ifn.se
IFN Researcher
Affiliated Researcher
Henrik Hällerfors
Ph.D. student
henrik.hallerfors@ifn.se
Graduate Student
Conference on the Economics of Crime and Justice
Hans Grönqvist participates in the Conference on the Economics of Crime and Justice, which takes place May 31 - June 1, 2024. The conference venue is the London School of Economics.
Event
Publish date 5/31/2024
Effects of Criminal Justice and Police Reforms
In recent years, discussions about stricter penalties and increased police resources to combat crime have intensified, leading to various reforms in Sweden's criminal policy and police. However, debat…
Research project
Consequences of Becoming a Vulnerable Area
The Swedish police began in 2015 to publish reports identifying neighborhoods as "vulnerable".
Research project
Björn Tyrefors
Professor
bjorn.tyrefors@ifn.se
IFN Researcher
Affiliated Researcher
Henrik Jordahl
Professor
henrik.jordahl@ifn.se
Affiliated Researcher