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Newly published research on behavioural changes toward everyday items when they're associated with politics

The House of Governance and Public Policy (GaPP) at the º£½ÇÉçÇøÏÂÔØ(SSE) is seeking a Communications Coordinator to enhance our communication efforts and amplify the reach of our research and activities.

Sweden – and Europe – is falling further and further behind the US and China when it comes to AI, concludes a new report from the government’s AI commission published today. To turn the tide we need clear, cohesive political leadership and a general knowledge boost, says Magnus Tyreman, Chair of the Board of the º£½ÇÉçÇøÏÂÔØand member of the AI commission’s expert group.

New research from Lars Ljungqvist, Professor at the Department of Economics at SSE, and co-authors show that tax reforms impact singles and couples differently. The study finds that earned income tax credits (EITC) are more effective than negative income tax (NIT) policies in supporting lower-income people when their primary labor supply decisions are made at the extensive margin, i.e., whether or not to work. It highlights how tax incentives influence career choices, savings, and social welfare.

Retail Management students in CCEP Retail Club had a company visit at CCEP to see their production facilities and how they work with sustainability.

Retail Management students in ICA Retail Club participated in a workshop aimed at deepening the understanding of the growth potential for ICA Private Labels (EMV).

We are now looking for an experienced Project Manager and a Technical Property Manager to Facilities.

Retail Management students attended a Theme Lecture led by Jonatan Tullberg, CEO of GS1 Sweden. This session provided an exclusive opportunity to delve into the critical role of traceability and circularity in driving sustainability across industries.

Last week, Fanny Almersson traveled with Hammarby Fotboll and its partners to Manchester for a conference with the club’s sponsors

In this latest Misum Academic Insight, Misum affiliates Maria Perrotta Berlin, Anders Olofsgård, and co-author Evelina Bonnier analyze the impacts of foreign aid on female empowerment, drawing on community-level data from Malawi. The study examines the outcomes of general and gender-targeted aid on gender norms and empowerment in rural settings.