PhD defence: Julie Marx

Housing typically is the largest household asset and decisions in the housing market significantly impacts wealth, welfare, and opportunities of households. This PhD thesis uses Danish register data to study household decision-making, in particular in the housing market. The thesis covers the full circle of homeownership: buying, selling, and relocation, as well as the topics of negotiation, reference dependence, household heterogeneity, and education.
 
Primary Supervisor:
Professor Steffen Andersen
Department of Finance
Copenhagen Business School
 
Secondary Supervisors:
Professor Morten Lau
Department of Economics
Copenhagen Business School
 
Assessment Committee:
Associate Professor Linda Sandris Larsen (Chair)
Department of Finance
Copenhagen Business School
 
Professor Søren Leth-Petersen
Department of Economics
University of Copenhagen
 
Professor Joao Cocco
London Business School
 
Thesis:

The thesis will be available here
 
Covid-19:
Due to the Covid-19 situation, we ask you to come 30 min. before the planned start and register yourself with name and email. When the maximum number of participants has been registered, the doors will be closed. At this defence the maximum number of participants is 36.
 
Online:
It will also be possible to attend the defence via an online connection at this link.
 
*Please note in connection with the online defence that the microphone and camera of all spectators must be turned off!