We assess how new policies and the international economy affect the economy in the short and long run.
Kønsbalancen i den danske musikbranche har i mange år været præget af en markant underrepræsentation af kvinder. Branchen har derfor iværksat en række indsatser for at styrke kvinders synlighed og deltagelse – blandt andet gennem talentudviklingsprogrammer og en fælles branchestandard. … Read more
Den danske olie-, gas- og CO2-lagringsbranche spiller en central rolle i samfundet. Branchen bidrager til energiuafhængighed og forsyningssikkerhed, og er samtidig en vigtig aktør i den grønne omstilling gennem nye teknologier og CO2-lagring (CCS). Branchen er en økonomisk motor, der … Read more
Generativ kunstig intelligens (AI) er på kort tid blevet udbredt i musikøkosystemet og skaber både nye muligheder og betydelige risici. Allerede i september 2025 udgjorde fuldt AI-genereret musik 28 pct. af den nye musik på Deezer (mod 10 pct. i … Read more
By 2030, there will be a large excess demand for skilled workers in the Danish labor market. Conversely, there will be an oversupply of unskilled workers and people with medium and long higher education. Specifically, our study shows that: For … Read more
In 2029, the Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link will be completed. The link consists of a newly constructed tunnel for road and rail traffic between Rødby (Denmark) and Fehmarn (Germany), and an upgraded railway connection between Rødby and Copenhagen. The link … Read more
The level of education in Southwest Jutland (the municipalities of Esbjerg, Fanø, Tønder and Varde) is lower than in the rest of the Region of Southern Denmark and the average of the whole country. The low proportion of highly educated … Read more
Denmark and its economy are highly dependent on Danish companies having access to the global market. This is illustrated by our new analysis of Danish companies’ exposure to global uncertainty, which we have done in collaboration with the Danish Business … Read more
The demand for information security skills in the Danish labour market has tripled over the past decade. Demand has increased, both when measured in absolute and relative terms in relation to the total demand for labour. The rising trend is … Read more
In this analysis, the isolated economic significance of Denmark’s membership of the European Single Market is assessed. In other words, what would the Danish economy look like if in 1993 Denmark had not become part of the European Single Market. … Read more