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I am an associate professor at the School of Economics and Business, Norwegian University of Life Sciences. I hold a PhD in Economics, complemented with two master's degrees in economics, and business and marketing.
My research is mainly centered on consumer behavior and the role of consumers and markets in driving the transition towards a sustainable, circular economy. I am interested in consumer's decision making process, acceptance and adoption of new alternatives and greener solutions and consumption patterns. I use quantitative methods and analyze data from large scale consumer surveys and choice experiments to investigate the consumer's decision making process.
Teachings:
2022 - present:
- BIOEC350 Biologically based production, industrial processes, and markets (lecturer with Eirik Romstad)
2021:
- ECN302 Mathematics for Economists (lecturer)
- ECN311 Microeconomics III (lecturer)
2020:
- ECN302 Mathematics for Economists (teacher assistant)
- ECN311 Microeconomics III (teacher assistant)
- ECN201 Econometrics (teacher assistant)
2019:
- ECN302 Mathematics for Economists (teacher assistant)
- ECN201 Econometrics (teacher assistant)
2016:
- ECN311 Microeconomics III (teacher assistant)