Nordic tax experts agree that we need an exit tax in times of mobility and instability. The devil is, however, as always in the details. How to design such a tax with a minimum unwanted side effects and distortions?
Maximilian Rohrer first came to NHH as a master’s student, and the experience left a lasting impression. NHH became his alma mater — a place he still holds dear and feels closely connected to.
Starting in autumn 2025, NHH students can choose a dedicated sustainability track through the ENGAGE.EU alliance.
While inheritances matter for some, particularly those with very wealthy parents, they do not play a significant role in overall wealth inequality.
NHH recently welcomed students and corporate representatives from across Europe to the annual CEMS Nordic Forum.
Top scholars gathered in Bergen to rethink how imagined futures shape today’s decisions.
One of the world’s most influential labor economists, Berkeley Professor David Card, will deliver the Sandmo Lecture on Public Policy at NHH.
