Arne Risa Hole

Lecturer in Economics

Room 413
Tel +44 114 22 23411
Fax +44 114 22 23458

Arne joined the department in January 2009 having previously been a research fellow at the Centre for Health Economics at the University of York. He holds a PhD from the University of St Andrews and an MSc from the University of Edinburgh.

Work in Progress

Measuring and testing for gender discrimination in professions: the case of English family doctors (with Hugh Gravelle)

Non-linear mixed logit and the characterization of individual heterogeneity
(with Steffen Andersen, Glenn Harrison and Elisabeth Rutström)

Evaluation of the introduction of a pay for performance contract for English family doctors using participant perceptions (with Hugh Gravelle and Matt Sutton)

Response bias in job satisfaction surveys: English GPs (with Hugh Gravelle and Iftekher Hossain)

Modelling the heterogeneity in preferences for job attributes among Tanzanian medical students (with Julie Riise Kolstad).

Research Interests

Health Economics
Applied Microeconometrics
Stated Preference Methods
Labour Economics

PhD Supervision

I am interested in supervising students in any of my research areas (see above).

Teaching

ECN217 Applied Microeconomics
ECN601 Applied Microeconometrics

Selected Publications

Stata modules

My RePEc page