Andreas Bergh

Andreas Bergh is an Associate Professor of Economics at Lund University and Senior Lecturer at its Department of Economics. He also serves as Researcher at Socioeconomic Technology Studies (SoeTech) and has held visiting roles at Real Estate Science Researcher. His work intersects economics with institutional frameworks, globalization, and corruption studies.

• 95 research outputs across 20+ years
• 6 active/finished projects
• 25+ activities including conferences and PhD supervision

Research Interests:

• Welfare state size and economic outcomes
• Origins and evolution of social norms
• Globalization's impact on developing countries
• Corruption in Swedish municipalities
• Efficiency reforms in rich economies

Key Article Trends show focus on Labor Market polarization, Transport Safety with e-scooters, Income Distribution, and Public Infrastructure gaps. His Scientific Awards include:

• Award for Human Flourishing (2024)

Outreach includes a Swedish blog, columns in Svenska Dagbladet and Dagens Nyheter, and public debates on poverty statistics, labor policy, and migration integration.