Simon Juul Hviid

Ongoing work

• Macroprudential policies and household behavior

• Drivers of saving 

• Remote work and housing demand

• Household inflation expectations and monetary policy

• Survey expectations and behaviour of firms and households

Working papers

• Working from home and housing demand during the pandemic
  with Kim Abildgren and Andreas Kuchler,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 210, (2025)

• Real Effects of Credit Supply Shocks: Evidence from Danish Banks, Firms, and Workers,
  with Christofer Schroeder,
  Winner of the Ola Bengtsson Award for best paper at the SHoF/SSE 9th National PhD Workshop in Finance
  European Central Bank Working Paper, no. 3001 (2024)

• Measuring household interest-rate sensitivity in Denmark,
  with Stine Ludvig Bech and Jakob Guldbæk Mikkelsen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 183, (2021)

• Labor-cost pass-through to producer prices in Denmark,
  with Tobias Renkin,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 166, (2020)

• Housing collateral and home equity extraction,
  with Alessia De Stefani,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 135 (2019)

• A regional model of the Danish housing market,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 121, (2017)

• Consumption and savings in a low interest-rate environment
  with Andreas Kuchler,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 116, (2017)

• A leading indicator of house-price bubbles,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Working Paper, no. 114, (2017)

• Valuation of Non-Traded Amenities in a Dynamic Demand Model,
  with Christopher Timmins and Rune M. Vejlin,
  in Dynamics Models of the Housing Market, Aarhus University (2015)

• Dynamic Residential Sorting - Investigating the Distribution of Capital Gains,
  in Dynamics Models of the housing Market, Aarhus University (2015)

Refereed articles

• Explosive bubbles in house prices? Evidence from the OECD countries,
  joint with Engsted, Tom and Pedersen, Thomas Q.,
  Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions and Money, vol. 40(C), pages 14-25 (2016) 

Policy notes / other

• The increasing importance of the largest companies
  with Mia Renee Herløv Jørgensen, Tobias Renkin, Morten Spange, and Rasmus Rold Sørensen
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analyse, no. 8, (2025)

• Access to the housing market for younger people with targeted easing of financing,
  with Henrik Yde Andersen, Rikke Rhode Nissen, Jens Halsnæs, and Birger Buchhave Poulsen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analyse, no. 3, (2025)
  Nationalbankens podcast episode 118: Pensionsmidler løser ikke unges boligproblemer

• Big shocks to the economy has fuelled house prices,
  with Kim Abildgren, Asbjørn Klein, Thomas Krause, Andreas Kuchler, Stine Louise von Rüden, and Amy Zhuang,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analyse, no. 14, (2024)

• The pressure on the labour market has eased after a job-intensive expansion,
  with Pernille Borgensgaard, Rasmus Mose Jensen etc.,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analyse, no. 4, (2024)

• Effects of borrower-based regulation on housing demand,
  with Rikke Rhode Nissen, Alessandro Tang-Andersen Martinello, and Christian Sinding Bentzen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Economic Memo, no. 13, (2022),
  SUERF Policy Brief no. 519 (2023)

• Pressure on the labour market during the pandemic,
  with Mikkel Bess, Erik Grenestam, and Filip Rozypal,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Economic Memo, no 2, (2022)

• Housing Market Robustness should be strengthened,
  with Adrian Michael Bay Schmith, Simon Thinggaard-Hetland, and Jesper Pedersen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analyse, no. 16, (2021)

• Corona virus temporarily lowers private consumption,
  with Svend Grenimann Andersen, Stine Ludvig Bech, and Andreas Kuchler,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Economic Memo, no. 7, (2020)

• Moderate setback on the housing market,
  with Svend Grenimann Andersen and Agnete Gad Knudsen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Economic Memo, no. 5, (2020)

• The impact of the housing taxation agreement on house prices,
  with Sune Malthe-Thagaard,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analysis, no. 6, (2019)

• Impacts of 2016 guidelines on mortgaging of homes,
  with Henrik Yde Andersen and Christian Sinding Bentzen,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analysis, no. 18, (2018) 

• Housing taxation agreement stabilises house prices,
  with Paul Lassenius Kramp,
  Danmarks Nationalbank Analysis, no. 14, (2017)

• Regional aspects of the housing market,
  with Erik Haller and Tina Saaby Hvolbøl 
  Danmarks Nationalbank Monetary Review, 4th quarter 2016

• House price bubbles and the advantages of stabilising housing taxation,
  with Asbjørn Klein, Erik Haller, Tina Saaby Hvolbøl, and Paul Lassenius Kramp,  
  Danmarks Nationalbank Monetary Review, 3rd quarter 2016 

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 * Viewpoints and conclusions are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Danmarks Nationalbank