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Gorm Jacobsen

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Institutt for økonomi

E-post: gorm.jacobsen@uia.no
Telefon: +47 37233210

Kontor 9I152 (Universitetsveien 19, 4630 Kristiansand, Norway)

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Gorm Jacobsen er dosent i samfunnsøkonomi ved Institutt for økonomi på Handelshøyskolen ved Universitetet i Agder. Han er Cand. oecon. fra Universitetet i Oslo.

Jacobsen har forsket spesielt på overgangen fra planøkonomi til markedsøkonomi i Polen. Forskningen har resultert i flere vitenskapelige artikler publisert i blant annet International Business & Economics Research Journal, Journal of Business Case Studies og Journal of International Studies. Jacobsen har holdt en rekke foredrag om emnet på ulike universiteter og internasjonale konferanser.

Jacobsen var tidligere amanuensis ved Høgskolesenteret i Rogaland (nå Universitetet i Stavanger). Han har bakgrunn fra blant annet Finansdepartementet, Forsvarsdepartementet og Statistisk sentralbyrå. Han har også vært gjesteforsker ved Warsaw School of Economics.

Jacobsen har i en årrekke vært sensor ved Norges handelshøyskole, Universitetet i Oslo og Universitetet i Bergen. Han var i mange år medlem av både tilsettingsutvalget og klagenemnda ved Universitetet i Agder.

Forskning

Faglige interesser

Samfunnsøkonomi, matematikk og statistikk.

Clowes, David; Choros-Mrozowska, Dominika & Jacobsen, Gorm (2022). China’s Contribution to the Economic Potential of the 16+1 Platform: Developments Prior to the Global Pandemic. European Research Studies Journal. ISSN 1108-2976. 25(2), s. 277–289. doi: 10.35808/ersj/2920. Fulltekst i vitenarkiv Vis sammendrag
Purpose: The 16+1 platform, first introduced by China in 2012, provides a framework for Central and Eastern (CE) European countries to benefit from economic cooperation with China. This paper seeks to ascertain which countries have benefitted the most and under what conditions. Design/Methodology/Approach: The work introduces a quantitative methods model to measure the economic potential (EP) of all sixteen countries as a share of the total for the platform group, using variables on natural and human resources, economic scale as well as each country’s bilateral cooperation with China. Findings: The EP indexes reveal that China initially contributed more in terms of trade and/or investment to the more sizeable countries of the EU – especially, the Visegrad group of four and two of the EU Balkan countries, Romania and Bulgaria. However, sizeable non-EU Balkan countries, which are strategically located, have also benefitted, though this is predominantly in the form of Chinese foreign investment with infrastructure being one of the key areas. Practical Implications: The 16+1 platform is a long-term project and, if treated as a regional group of countries, necessitates injections of further investment into infrastructure development and also trade stimulation between China and those countries that have yet to benefit. Originality/Value: This research provides an analysis of the economic potential of each of the countries belonging to the 16+1 platform with the inclusion of China. This was carried out using a model constructed to measure multiple variables on country and population size, economic scale and Chinese trade and investment. The sum of the variables provides an EP index for each country and for the platform as a whole.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2016). Norwegian-Polish Bilateral Trade Developments since 1990. Journal of International Studies. ISSN 2071-8330. 9(3), s. 138–149. doi: 10.14254/2071-8330.2016/9-3/11.
Gawlik, Remigiusz & Jacobsen, Gorm (2016). Work-life Balance Decision-making of Norwegian Students: Implications for Humane Resources Management. Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review. ISSN 2353-883X. 4(4), s. 153–170. doi: 10.15678/EBER.2016.040410.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2014). Sustainable Government Debt: The Case Of Poland. International Business & Economics Research Journal. ISSN 1535-0754. 13(6), s. 1383–1390. doi: 10.19030/iber.v13i6.8928.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2013). Comparisons of labour productivity and per capita income in the nordic countries (2000-2010). International Business & Economics Research Journal. ISSN 1535-0754. 12(8). doi: 10.19030/iber.v12i8.7990.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2011). Turning Poland Around - The Polish Economy 1990-2009. Journal of Business Case Studies (JBCS). ISSN 1555-3353. 7(5), s. 71–100. doi: 10.19030/jbcs.v7i5.5607. Vis sammendrag
This article gives a description of the policy pursued by the Polish Government and the National Bank of Poland in the transformation of the Polish economy from a central planning economy to a market economy. There is special focus on the monetary economy, and most focus is laid on the first years of the transformation process. The article also gives a presentation of the development of the main macroeconomic figures for the whole period since the introduction of the new economic system in Poland.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2010). Poland - Twenty Years With Market Economy. International Business & Economics Research Journal. ISSN 1535-0754. 9(11), s. 93–106.

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Jacobsen, Gorm (2016). Norwegian-Polish Bilateral Trade Developments since 1990.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2013). Comparisons of labour productivity and per capita income in the nordic countries (2000-2010).
Jacobsen, Gorm (2011). Turning Poland Around - The Polish Economy 1990 - 2009.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2010). Poland - Twenty Years With Market Economy.
Jacobsen, Gorm (2010). Poland - Twenty Years With Market Economy.

Se alle arbeider i Cristin

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