PhD in Computational Economics

Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark./nProject investigates decline in fertility and the share of nuclear families, analyzing factors including non-biological children (stepchildren) using Danish register data from Statistics Denmark, AI-assisted survey data to be collected, and economic theory./nWill use AI tools for large-scale interviews, machine learning tools for text analysis, semi-structured interviews and computational methods for estimation of models of household behavior./nConnected to the Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality, the Center for Computational Economics and the Labor group./nEmployment start: 1 September 2026. Closing date: 1 February 2026.