Søren Leth-Petersen

Business & Economics

1. Household 100%
2. Tax Reform 59%
3. Income 57%
4. Military Service 55%
5. Fiscal Stimulus 48%
6. Economic Journals 47%
7. Ownership 39%
8. Crime 39%
9. Consumer Response 39%
10. Panel Data 38%
11. Purchase 37%
12. Economic Policy 33%
13. Credit Constraints 33%
14. Car 32%
15. Savings 32%
16. Wealth Inequality 30%
17. Habit Formation 30%
18. Liquidity Constraints 29%
19. Wealth 29%
20. Income Shocks 28%
21. Electricity 27%
22. Pensions 27%
23. Interest Rates 26%
24. Censoring 26%
25. Wages 25%
26. Housing Consumption 25%
27. Consumption and Saving 25%
28. Housing Wealth 24%
29. Microeconometrics 24%
30. Retirement Saving 23%
31. Natural Gas 23%
32. Econometric Modelling 22%
33. Wealth Distribution 22%
34. Crowd-out 21%
35. Labour Market 21%
36. Heating 21%
37. Buyers 21%
38. Exogenous Shocks 21%
39. Multinomial Logit Model 21%
40. Electronic Mail 21%
41. Panel Study 21%
42. Electricity Consumption 21%
43. Equity 20%
44. Tax Incentives 20%
45. Tax Subsidies 19%
46. Energy Use 19%
47. Unobserved Heterogeneity 19%
48. Retirement 19%
49. Random Effects 19%
50. Discounting 19%