Camilla Skovbo Christensen
Camilla Skovbo Christensen
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I am a Postdoc at the Centre for the Analysis of Taxation, International Inequalities Institute, London School of Economics and at the Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality (CEBI), Department of Economics, University of Copenhagen.
I completed my PhD in the Fall of 2024 from the University of Copenhagen. Supervisors: Søren Leth-Petersen and Claus Thustrup Kreiner.
My research lies at the intersection of public economics and household finance, where my main research topics are tax policy, saving behavior and inequality.
CV: Available here
Email: csch@econ.ku.dk / c.s.christensen@lse.ac.uk
Twitter/Bluesky: Camilla_skovbo / camillaskovbo
Research
Research
Publications
"Do Tax Subsidies for Retirement Saving Impact Total Private Saving? New Evidence on Middle-income Workers."
with Bastian Emil Ellegaard
Scandinavian Journal of Economics 125(4), 2023, pp. 933-955. https://doi.org/10.1111/sjoe.12540
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Working papers
"Does Cohabiting with a Partner Affect Stock Market Participation?"
with Isabel Skak Olufsen
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"Are People Systematically Inactive Across Financial Decisions? Linking Evidence from Mortgage and Retirement Saving Decisions "
with Henrik Yde Andersen, Claus Thustrup Kreiner and Søren Leth-Petersen
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Work in progress
"The Economic Consequences of Retirement: How Firms Respond when Workers Retire"
with Arun Advani and Violetta van Veen
"Incentives vs. Insurance in Pension Design: Evidence from Earnings- and Means-tested Pension Benefits"
"Couple Formation and Financial Decisions"
with Arna Olafsson
"Intra-household Responses to Tax Incentives"
"Network Effects in Passive Behavior"
with Ida Maria Hartmann
"Retirement and Tax Policy"
with Arun Advani and Violetta van Veen
Teaching
Teaching
Teaching Assistant in the first-year course Economics in Society (Fall 2021)
Teaching Assistant in the second-year course Econometrics I (Spring 2020)
Teaching Assistant in the third-year course Microeconomics III (Fall 2018)
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