The technological development and new digital solutions provide the possibility to create fast-growth businesses of the future, increase productivity and maintain and develop good and well-paid jobs in Denmark. In order to take advantage of this growth potential, it is … Read more

This preliminary analysis examines the potential for implementing FAIR data in Denmark by estimating the benefits and costs of introducing FAIR research data in Denmark. The four principles that make up FAIR include the following: Findable: Data is assigned a … Read more

In this evaluation, the labour supply effects are examined in the short term of the reduction in child and youth benefits base on income. The child and youth benefit were made dependent on income since 2014, so that it is … Read more

In this report we have carried out an analysis of the tax gap in Denmark and the relationship between monitoring, tax gaps and public finances. The purpose of the analysis is to shed light on the potential of lowering the … Read more

In this report, an analysis has been carried out on the economic effects of reducing the electricity tax. The analysis examines the economic effects of respectively reducing the electricity tax to the EU’s minimum rate of 0.4 øre/kWh (abolishment) and … Read more

In this report, an evaluation has been conducted on the Swedish equivalent to the Housing-Jobs Scheme (BoligJobordningen), the so-called ROT and RUT schemes, which provide reimbursement for labour costs for skilled trade work and household services respectively. The purpose of … Read more

This report finds that recruitment challenges and mismatch problems are hampering economic growth in the Nordic region. The study indicates that the lack of the right labour force in five Nordic growth industries partly results in production restrictions, because in … Read more

This analysis examines the main barriers to corporate data usage and the impact these barriers have on companies. As part of the analysis, Morten Rosenmeier, professor of copyright law at the University of Copenhagen, has prepared an independent legal analysis … Read more

This analysis examines the socio-economic effects of introducing an enhanced R&D tax allowance of 130% for companies in Denmark. The rationale for an enhanced R&D tax allowance is that the knowledge generated by companies’ R&D activities will eventually benefit other … Read more