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Digitaliserede økonomier har klaret sig bedre gennem pandemien

Yuan Zhuang, Amy - 2021

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The household cash-flow effects of monetary policy in Denmark and the euro area

Bovin, Andreas; Jørgensen, Mia Herløv; Kuchler, Andreas; … - 2024

record pace. This study shows that the pass-through to retail rates has been stronger in Denmark than in the euro area so far …. Interest rate fixation periods are shorter in Denmark, debt turnover is higher and Danish households have more debt. Thus, the … household cash-flow channel appears to have been stronger in Denmark compared to the euro area. …

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Flood risk discounts in the Danish housing market

Mirone, Giorgio; Pöschl, Johannes - 2021

Denmark. To that end, we combine data on the universe of housing transactions in Denmark since 1992 with rich data on the …

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Nonbanks, credit provision and the transmission of monetary policy in Denmark

Cucic, Dominic; Gorea, Denis - 2021

This memo provides three insights into the inner workings of nonbank lending in Denmark. First, we show that nonbanks …

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Kronevalutamarkedet kan absorbere store virksomhedshandler

Grønlund, Asger Munch; Tjørnum, Mathias Busk; … - 2021

In the recent years Danish companies have increasingly acquired foreign companies and vice versa. The size of some company acquisitions surpasses the daily turnover in the foreign exchange market for kroner. A case study in this Economic Memo shows that large company acquisitions have not...

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The impact of digitalisation on Danish companies and workers

Darougheh, Saman; Rozsypal, Filip - 2022

Using micro-level data from the period 2001-2018, we document the increased digitalisation of the Danish economy and analyse the effect of digitalisation on sectoral and firm performance measured by sales. We introduce two concepts to measure digitalisation. We approximate the degree to which...

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Pressure on the labour market during the pandemic

Bess, Mikkel; Grenestam, Erik; Hviid, Simon Juul; … - 2022

While the pandemic initially halted the ongoing upswing of the Danish labour market and reduced employment substantially, the recovery has taken place at an unprecedented pace, which inevitably has led to substantial pressure on the labour market. Transitory pandemic-related labour demand can...

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AI and machine learning in the financial sector : five focus points

Martinello, Alessandro T.; Jensen, Thais Lærkholm; … - 2022

The financial sector and its regulators have an obligation to explore the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning. These technologies hold the potential of sharpening business processes and improving the resiliency of both individual financial institutions and the financial...

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Højere gaspriser kan føre til lavere boligpriser i dele af landet

Ingholt, Marcus Mølbak; Møller, Niels Framroze - 2022

The price of natural gas has risen significantly since the summer of 2021. Higher heating costs may put downward pressure on homes heated with gas. Seen in isolation, the average price drop will be DKK 73,000 for a house with gas, if the gas price develops in line with the expectations of...

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Market concentration and the Danish rental market

Andersen, Per; Gorea, Denis; Krause, Thomas - 2022

This memo provides two insights on the evolution of market concentration in the Danish rental market and its relation to rental prices. First, we show that rental market concentration not only increased between 2010 and 2020, but also varied significantly across Danish municipalities. Second, we...

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