New Publications

Two studies on how technological change and market structures can have lasting economic consequences
Journal Articles

In The Economic Journal, Fredrik Heyman and Martin Olsson examine the long-run effects of automation on intergenerational income mobility, showing how parents’ exposure to technological change can shape their children’s economic outcomes decades later. In Energy Economics, Erik Lundin studies how private versus municipal ownership affects pricing in the Swedish district heating market.

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Our Research Programs

The research at the institute is conducted in five research programs: Firm Competitiveness; The Economics of Entrepreneurship; Geoeconomics; Institutions, Markets and Enterprise; and Taxation and Society.

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Browse through the current research at IFN in our Working Paper series

Discover the latest economic insights with our Working Paper series at the institute. Learn more about our new theoretical and empirical analysis and results before they are published in academic journals.

Recent Working Papers

News
16 June 2026

Elin Colmsjö presented at the first Economic Opportunity European Conference

On June 15, Elin Colmsjö participated in the Economic Opportunity European Conference, where she presented her research “A Flying Start: Intergenerational Transfers, Wealth Accumulation and Entrepreneurship of Descendants.” In the paper, Elin analyzes how parents’ financial support in the housing market contributes to their children’s long‑term wealth accumulation. The conference was hosted by Sciences Po in Paris and was the first of its kind in Europe.


2 June 2026

Elin Colmsjö awarded the Best Paper Prize at the CESifo Junior Workshop on Labor Economics

At the CESifo Junior Workshop on Labor Economics in Munich on May 28, 2016, Elin Colmsjö was awarded the Best Paper Prize. The paper, "Workplace Violence", co-authored with Daphne Skandalis, University of Copenhagen, examines the health and economic consequences of experiencing violence in the workplace. The paper will be released as a working paper later this year.