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Dato 23. nov - 24. nov
Sted University of Agder, Kristiansand
Påmeldingsfrist 11. okt

University of Agder and Samfunnsøkonomene invite you to the 48th annual meeting of the Norwegian Association of Economists, 23-24 November 2026 (Kristiansand)

Call for papers

Papers for contributed sessions are welcome in all areas of economics including finance.  We also welcome the submission of complete sessions.

We particularly encourage submissions from PhD students. The Norwegian Association for Economists awards a prize for the best paper presented by a PhD student. Submissions should be in English. Read more about the PhD-Prize here

The abstract should be submitted along with the registration. After the registration deadline October 11, you will be notified by email regarding the acceptance of your abstract. If the abstract is not accepted, you may cancel your participation at The annual meeting of the Norwegian Association of Economists free of charge before October 20 .

The meeting will start at 9:15 AM on Monday and end at 2:15 PM on Tuesday. Minor changes may occur.

Plenary lectures
Alexander Cappelen, NHH
Torfinn Harding, Kristiania
Lecture on the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics 2026

Invited sessions organised by
Martin Blomhoff Holm, University of Oslo
Annette Alstadsæter, NMBU
Nina Drange, Frischsenteret

Deadlines
Submission of papers/abstract: October 11
Registration: November 1

Participation fee
3000 NOK for members of Samfunnsøkonomene, 4500 NOK for non-members, and 2500 NOK for PhD students (including VAT)

We hope to see all of you in Kristiansand in November!

Photographs will be taken at the event and may be used on social media and for future marketing purposes. If you do not wish to appear in photos, please send email to Marianne Rustand

Organizing Committee:

  • Eirin Mølland (UiA),
  • Kjetil Andersson (UiA)
  • Helene Lie Røhr (Kristiania)
  • Aida Tabarroky Ardebili (NMBU)
  • Marianne Rustand (Samfunnsøkonomene)

Please contact Marianne Rustand  for inquiries. 

Financial support from Professor Wilhelm Keilhaus Minnefond is appreciated