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Þórólfur Geir Matthíasson - Professor Emeritus

Þórólfur Geir Matthíasson

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School of Social Sciences

Þórólfur Geir Matthíasson

Professor Emeritus

Labor market economics, public economics, fishery management

Location
Oddi / O-318
Phone
525 - 4530 6910812
Email
totimatt [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Economics
Website
http://~totimatt

Published works

2023

Social Pact on Fisheries Stewardship

2022

Hver er skilgreiningin á almannafé?
Hvers vegna eru stýrivextir hér langt yfir meðaltali í Evrópu?

2021

Arctic economies within the Arctic nations
An un-concentrated effort to clarify the concentration rules in Icelandic fisheries

2020

Splitting the catch, remuneration of Icelandic fishermen in a Sea of changeMarine Policy

2019

Trust and power as determinants of tax compliance across 44 nationsJournal of Economic Psychology
Basic Income—an early Icelandic experiment**Nordic Tax Journal

2018

The effect of wind energy production on cross-border electricity pricingEconomic Analysis and Policy
Borgaralaun: Fjarstæðukenndur draumur eða raunhæf hugmynd? Lærdómur af íslenskri tilraun frá árinu 1974Skírnir : tímarit Hins íslenska bókmenntafélags

2017

Profit and resource rent in fisheriesMarine Resource Economics
A long-term analysis studying the effect of changes in the Nordic electricity supply on Danish and Finnish electricity pricesEconomic Analysis and Policy

2016

Framleiðni í byggingariðnaði á Íslandi og í Noregi
Samanburður á slátrunar- og vinnslukostnaði landbúnaðarafurða á Íslandi og nágrannalöndunum
Consolidation and distribution of quota holdings in the Icelandic fisheriesMarine Policy

2015

Six myths and few facts, Recovery of the Icelandic economy post October 2008Nordic Journal of Political Economy
Individual Transferable Quotas Allocation in Icelandic Fisheries: A Community-Oriented Inequality Analysis
Tax Evasion, Tax Avoidance and The Influence of Special Interest Groups: Taxation in Iceland from 1930 to the PresentNordic Tax Journal

2014

Hrunið og hlutdeild launa í þáttartekjum lands og þjóðar

2013

The Icelandic response to the collapse of the Financial sector in October 2008Nordic Tax Journal
Verðtrygging, þjóðarsátt og inntak kjarasamningaIcelandic Review of Politics & Administration
Indexation, national consent, and collective bargaining agreementsIcelandic Review of Politics & Administration
On Europe, Hong Kong, Canada, London, Brazil, lawyers, Lou ReedEconomist (United Kingdom)
Verðtrygging og inntak kjarasamninga

2012

Geta yfirskuldsett fyrirtæki verið lífvænleg
ITQs in a Rough Water
Comment on Cremer, Pestieau and Ponthiere: The economics of long-term care: A surveyNordic Economic Policy Review
National Economic Report Iceland
Right based fisheries management and economic and financial crisis

2011

Growth of intangible assets by industry in Iceland 2003-2009
Kostnaður við þekkingarmiðlun og áherslur í skólastarfiTímarit um menntarannsóknir
National Economic Report Iceland

2010

Benefits of traceability in fish supply chains - case studiesBritish Food Journal
Property rights in Icelandic fisheries
Yfirfjárbindingarhætta í eignakvótakerfi

2009

Spinning out of control, Iceland in crisis
Over-Securitization of the Icelandic Fishing Industry

2008

Icelandic Economic National Report
Effects of forshortening of transferred quota in an ITQ market
Giskað á verðbólguspá sveitarstjórnarmanna
Spinning out of control, Iceland in crisisNordic Journal of Political Economy
ForewordTímarit um viðskipti og efnahagsmál
Adapting Budgetmaking to Inflation, Icelandic Municipalities in a Volatile EconomicTímarit um viðskipti og efnahagsmál
Rent collection, rent distribution, and cost recoveryMarine Resource Economics
Early discharge and home intervention reduces unit costs after total hip replacementInternational Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics
Positioning fisheries in a changing worldMarine Policy

2007

Are ITQs the soluton to all our problems?
Foreshortening and the price of quota?

2006

Towards a market-oriented management model for straddling fish stocksMarine Policy
Fjárhagslegur ávinningur af menntun á Íslandi á árunum 1985-1999
Possible stakeholder conflicts in quota-regulated fisheries
Whom should the rent accrue

2005

Reducing costs after total hip replacement
Possible stakeholder conflicts in quota regulated fisheries?

2003

Closing the open seaNatural Resources Forum

2001

The Icelandic debate on the case for a fishing feeMarine Policy

1999

Cost sharing and catch sharingJournal of Development Economics

1997

Consequences of local government involvement in the icelandic ITQ marketMarine Resource Economics

1996

Why fishing fleets tend to be "Too big"Marine Resource Economics

1992

Principles for distribution of rent from a 'commons'Marine Policy

Keywords for Specialisation:

Fishery management

Revenue sharing in fisheries

Creation and distribution of resource rent

Labor Market Economics

Cost- benefit analysis