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Frederik Almar is a Research Fellow at the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus University, and an active member of the Platform for Inequality Research at Aarhus University (PIREAU). His research focuses on the economic drivers of income inequality, particularly examining how individual decisions around education, marriage markets, and career paths contribute to disparities. He employs advanced microeconometric methods and structural economic models to analyze Danish administrative datasets.
- Education: MSc in Economics (Public Policy) from Aarhus University (2022)
Almar's research integrates themes of labor supply, life cycle modeling, and family economics, with a strong emphasis on empirical rigor. His publications often intersect with broader socioeconomic debates, reflecting collaborative work with prominent scholars like Professor Rune Vejlin and Associate Professor Bastian Schulz.
- Key Research Areas: Income Inequality, Marital Sorting, Labor Supply, Family Economics, Structural Economic Models, Danish Administrative Data
Almar contributes to academic dissemination through peer-reviewed journals and policy-focused media engagement, including coverage in national Danish outlets on topics like educational categorization in marriage markets and labor market reforms.
He has been involved in teaching as a teaching assistant for bachelor-level courses in Applied Economics and Mathematics for Economists and has supervised bachelor projects.
