A collection of simple, applied research projects.
Comparing perceived and expected price development with actual inflation across several horizons to see whether consumers are looking ahead or mostly describing the recent past.
I test whether physical borrowing falls as distance to the nearest library increases. The analysis uses municipality-level data and compares alternative distance and population definitions.
I examine whether higher gasoline prices are linked to lower road traffic in Copenhagen, using fixed traffic counters, rainfall controls, and robustness checks with lagged and smoothed fuel prices.