BUSINESS AND COMPETITION
An efficient business community is essential for job creation and growth. Ensuring there are up-to-date and competitive framework conditions is therefore vital to allow businesses to exploit their growth potential and create sustainable value for Danish society.
We specialise in mapping and analysing existing framework conditions in specific business sectors and in determining their socio-economic importance. On this basis we develop recommendations to improve the framework conditions for the relevant sector.
Among other things, we help our clients
- map new and existing business sectors and their socio-economic importance;
- analyse regulations, competition and global opportunities;
- carry out impact studies of sector-specific initiatives;
- map supply and demand, as well as workforce/skills mismatch.

MARTIN KRISTIAN BRAUER
PARTNER, M.SC. (ECONOMICS)
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