Tom Engsted

Tom Engsted is a full-time Professor at the Department of Economics and Business Economics, Aarhus University, Denmark. He has been continuously active in research and academic activities since 1991, with recent outputs and engagements extending into 2025.

Research Interests: Engsted’s work spans econometrics, financial economics, and statistical methodology, focusing on topics like stock and housing market valuations, risk aversion, and hypothesis testing frameworks. His research explores the likelihood principle, false discovery rates, and habit-persistence hypotheses in economic models.

Recent Publications: His recent articles analyze methodological challenges in statistical inference, including confidence interval misinterpretations, significance thresholds dependent on sample size, and false discovery rates in empirical research. Themes emphasize improving rigor in econometric analysis and addressing reproducibility issues.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Den Gyldne Pegepind (2014)
  • Den Gyldne Pegepind (2016)
  • Den Gyldne Pegepind (2018)