Among the questions that Joacim Tåg tries to answer with his research:
- Who should own and control firms and how does it affect firm competitiveness and society?
- Who starts new businesses and how can we support high-impact entrepreneurship?
Joacim Tåg is Program Director of the Firm Competitiveness program at IFN and Distinguished Visiting Professor of Economics at Hanken School of Economics. He holds a Ph.D. from Hanken School of Economics and has been a Fulbright Scholar at New York University.
He does research in labor and finance on corporate ownership, corporate control, human capital inside firms, and entrepreneurship. A central research question is how we can improve the competitiveness of firms and the economy at large through getting the right people to create, own, control, and work in the right firms.
Among the questions that Joacim Tåg tries to answer with his research: