Martin B. HOLM joined the University of Oslo in 2019 as Assistant Professor of Economics just after earning his PhD at the BI Norwegian Business School. He is also a Researcher at Statistics Norway since 2018. Prior to joining the University of Oslo he was a project researcher and economist at the Norges Bank.

His research interests are in macroeconomics, monetary policy and consumption. Although his academic career is relatively young, his research has already garnered international reach and recognition: he is co-investigator in a project Inequality in 3D (with Andreas Fagereng) which was awarded an ERC Starting Grant in 2020. And he has already worked on 4 nationally funded projects by the NRC, including The Effects of Education on the Returns of Wealth for which he is the Principal Investigator.

Martin B. Holm joins us for the inaugural session of our Departmental Seminar Series. He will present a paper, joint with Edmund CRAWLEY and Håkon TRETVOLL, on the theme:

A Parsimonious Model of Idiosyncratic Income (read paper)

More about Martin B. HOLM and his research

Date: MONDAY, September 5th - 2:45 PM
Location: Department of Economics - Room H 405

Our next Departmental Seminar will host Fedor ISKHAKOV (Australian National University) on September 12th.