The Danish Economy In A Global

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A comprehensive introduction to Denmark's economy, this book explores its institutions, policies, and economic trends within a global framework. It discusses key issues like retirement, education, and globalization in an accessible, non-technical style.

An insightful overview of Denmark's economy compared to other OECD countries.

The Danish Economy in a Global Context offers a broad introduction to the economic landscape of Denmark. It presents topical policy debates and developments with a global comparative approach, highlighting how Denmark aligns with or differs from other OECD nations.

This book is designed as an introductory resource for economics courses, complementing theoretical texts by providing empirical data and institutional context on important topics. Readers can either study the entire book or focus on individual chapters independently.

Key economic concepts are clearly explained throughout, making the book accessible not only to economics students but also to those from other disciplines seeking a thorough and coherent understanding of the Danish economy.

This second edition has been fully updated with the latest texts, figures, and tables.

About the authors:

• Torben M. Andersen, Professor at Aarhus University, specializes in welfare state, labour markets, globalization, and fiscal policy.
• Jan Bentzen, Professor at Aarhus University, focuses on energy and resource economics, sustainability, and cost-benefit analysis.
• Svend E. Hougaard Jensen, Professor at CBS, researches demographic economic effects, fiscal aspects of monetary unification, pensions, and social security.
• Valdemar Smith, Professor at Aarhus University, studies industrial organization, firm analysis, management economics, and gender issues.
• Niels Westergaard-Nielsen, Professor at CBS, works on labour markets, personnel economics, and business growth.

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