Equilibrium Magazine

Equilibrium Magazine Equilibrium is Norway's student-run journal in economics and finance We are funded by the Department of Economics at the University of Oslo as well as sponsors.

Equilibrium is an independent student-run magazine with an editorial staff consisting of ten members from four institutions in two countries. Our inaugural issue released 29th November 2012 and our second issue released 6th June 2013. Both issues can be found on our websites. Equilibrium Magazine is distributing at the following universities and colleges: University of Oslo, Norwegian School of Ec

onomics (NHH), Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norwegian Business School Oslo (BI), Norwegian Business School Bergen (BI), Norwegian Business School Trondheim (BI), University of Stavanger, Sør-Trøndelag University Collgege and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB). Other universities and colleges will be announced soon.

We are very excited to announce that our final issue is now available at UiO and BI! In our latest issue we have include...
09/03/2016

We are very excited to announce that our final issue is now available at UiO and BI!

In our latest issue we have included an in debt analysis of volatility in financial markets, a special report on Oslo's housing market and several essays covering current themes in the field of macroeconomics and finance.

Not a student at UiO or BI? No need to worry that you'll miss out - the online version will soon be posted on our website!

Equilibrium Magazine is again up and running, and we´re looking for new writers! If you are a student who´s interested i...
03/05/2015

Equilibrium Magazine is again up and running, and we´re looking for new writers! If you are a student who´s interested in macroeconomics and finance, then this definitely something for you. Send us a message!

The next issue will be published fall 2015. In the meantime, kick back and take a look at our old issues which can be found on our website.

Norway's student-run journal in economics and finance.

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21/01/2014

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This paper looks at the bargaining problem and creates a model that allows a social welfare-conscious government to transfer bargaining power between the trade union and firm, therefore directly affecting the level of pollution-intensive capital present within the economy. In doing so, I will addres...

Bank of England has now opted for an approach that will allow higher inflation in order to boost the economic recovery. ...
19/02/2013

Bank of England has now opted for an approach that will allow higher inflation in order to boost the economic recovery.

To read more about the advantages of tolerating a higher level of inflation in the current economic state please visit our website (www.equilibriummagazine.no) and take a look at the "Europe: Inflate It" article in our first issue.

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The Bank of England said it was willing to tolerate persistently high inflation in an attempt to boost the recovery. Marking its inflation forecasts sharply higher at the same time as becoming a little more pessimistic about growth, the bank has pre-

29/01/2013

Due to the overwhelming demand, we ran out of copies at BI Oslo last week.
We are now delighted to inform BI students that we have received more copies, and that Equilibrium is back on campus.
Grab a copy from either the main entrance or the library on the 5th floor.

2013 - Just as 2012?2012 was a year of relatively modest global economic growth. In the 2013 Economic Outlook, Goldman S...
12/01/2013

2013 - Just as 2012?
2012 was a year of relatively modest global economic growth. In the 2013 Economic Outlook, Goldman Sachs argues that the GDP growth rates will remain as low as in 2012.

However, there are reasons to be optimistic as the emergence of Mario Draghi has restored confidence in the European Project, and the discovery of shale resources in the U.S. looks to loosen the constraint of oil on global growth.

Where do you think the global economy is heading in 2013?
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Jan Hatzius, chief economist of Global Investment Research (GIR) at Goldman Sachs, discusses the major themes of GIR's global economic forecast for 2013 with...

13/12/2012

OUT NOW at NHH, BI Bergen and BI Trondheim.
Get your copy today!

07/12/2012

Distribution dates:
UiO: Out now!
UMB: Out now!
BI Nydalen: Out now!
NHH: In December
BI Bergen: In December
BI Trondheim: In December
UiS: In January

Other institutions will be announced in January.
Stay tuned for more information.

29/11/2012

OUT NOW at the University of Oslo. Get your copy today!

Status update on distribution at other universities and colleges will come soon. Stay tuned!

27/11/2012

Our first issue consists of an interview with one of the founding fathers of the euro, Otmar Issing, who explains why the euro will survive. The other interview is with Knut Brundtland, current CEO at ABG Sundal Collier, who discusses how the financial meltdown in 2008 affected the investment banking industry.

The student-written articles cover topics such as the current macroeconomic problems and opportunities in Europe and the U.S., as well as providing an insight into mathematical models used in finance.

27/11/2012

RELEASE: 29th November at the University of Oslo. Stay tuned for more information on when it will be available at your campus on: NHH, BI Oslo, BI Trondheim, BI Bergen, UiS and UMB!

First Issue
21/11/2012

First Issue

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