Tore Ellingsen

Tore Ellingsen holds the Ragnar Söderberg Professorship of Economics at Stockholm School of Economics and serves as an Adjunct Professor at Norwegian School of Economics in Bergen. His academic career bridges theoretical rigor with applied economic analysis across micro and macro domains.

His research centers on Industrial Organization, Financial Economics, and Macroeconomics, with specialized focus on incentive structures, monetary transmission mechanisms, and non-traditional financing. Key investigations include how social preferences influence contract design, asymmetric price adjustment dynamics, and the interplay between product markets and trade credit systems. His work consistently integrates behavioral insights with classical economic frameworks.

Publication analysis reveals three dominant research trajectories: behavioral industrial organization examining pride/prejudice in incentives, macro-finance studies on monetary policy's impact on yield curves, and corporate finance innovations in trade credit and in-kind financing. These strands demonstrate methodological versatility across theoretical modeling and empirical applications while maintaining thematic coherence in market friction analysis.

His scientific recognition includes:

• Ragnar Söderberg Professorship