Bertel SchjerningProfessor, PhDDepartment of Economics, University of Copenhagen |
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Bertel Schjerning Biographic information
M.Sc. Economics (2003) and Ph.D. Economics (2007) from University of Copenhagen
I am a specialist in structural microeconometrics and numerical dynamic programming. I have conducted research on the development and implementation of techniques to solve and estimate models of intertemporal economic behavior involving sequential decision making over time and under uncertainty - including dynamic games. In my applied work I have focused various dynamic aspects of economic behavior including: strategic investment behavior of duopoly firms, entrepreneurial savings, human capital accumulation, job-creation and firm growth, household car ownership and driving decisions, and residential and work location choices.
I head the Centre for Computational Economics (CCE) that focus on the computational challenges in economics generally, but pay particular emphasis to research on dynamic games and dynamic programming models as well as their empirical applications to wide range of fields.
PhD students in progress |