In the press
The latest coverage of the Swedish House of Finance in the press, including video, radio, and print media.
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Becker: The same wage increases for all professions harms Sweden's growth
2025-02-19 • Swedish • Affärsvärlden
The Swedish wage model may foster income equality, but it can also harm Sweden’s economy, SHoF Director Bo Becker argues in his Affärsvärlden column.
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What eggflation teaches us about must-have goods
2025-02-15 • International • Financial Times
The Financial Times features Swedish House of Finance researcher Paul Huebner's study on stock market inelasticity.
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Business schools incubate a generation of ethical entrepreneurs
2025-02-12 • International • Financial Times
Entrepreneurs now are also more educated than previous generations, SHoF Director Bo Becker tells the Financial Times.
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It is extremely unusual
2025-02-10 • Swedish • SVT - Korrespondenterna
Bo Becker commented on SVT Morgonstudion about Northvolt and the Chapter 11 process. (Time: 02:04:55 - 02:06:19)
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Billion-dollar bill for advisors at Northvolt
2025-02-07 • Swedish • SVT
Bo Becker says "Chapter 11 is expensive. It may be extra expensive for Northvolt [...]"
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The bill for Northvolt's reconstruction: 100 million SEK in one month
2025-02-05 • Swedish • Sveriges Radio
Bo Becker interviewed on Sveriges Radio on the costs of Northvolts Chapter 11 process.
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The professor's warning: Then Sweden will have problems
2025-02-01 • Swedish • Expressen
Roine Vestman interviewed about interest rates.
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‘Magical’ Efficient-Market Theory Rebuked in Era of Passive Investing
2025-01-31 • International • Bloomberg
A paper by Paul Huebner, Valentin Haddad and Erik Louliche, was referenced in Bloomberg News.
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The professor's response to the Riksbank's criticism: "One-liners are not enough"
2025-01-27 • Swedish • Affärsvärlden
Peter Englund addresses feedback on his recent government investigation into the housing market and its macroeconomic effects.
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Research making a real difference
2025-01-22 • International • Financial Times
SHoF researchers Gustav Martinsson, Per Strömberg and Christian Thomann were recently "highly commended" by the Financial Times.
