Aquaculture economics
Economic performance in salmon farming, including production costs, biological risk, productivity, regulation, investment and industry structure.
Research
Research connecting finance and economics with the markets, regulation and operating conditions of seafood and energy industries.
Economic performance in salmon farming, including production costs, biological risk, productivity, regulation, investment and industry structure.
How economic rent taxation and other fiscal instruments affect investment decisions, neutrality, company value and the distribution of economic rent.
Valuation of companies and projects, financial statement analysis, accounting choices and the value relevance of financial and operational information.
Spot and futures markets, price volatility, hedging, derivatives and risk management in salmon, natural gas, petroleum and other commodities.
Current projects
Projects addressing food systems, sustainable inputs and the economic conditions of aquaculture.
Examining seafood as part of the wider food system and connecting questions of production, markets, sustainability and resource use.
NVA project record ↗Exploring mussel protein as a sustainable feed ingredient. The economic and sustainability work is led through NORCE.
FHF project page ↗Methods and application
The research combines financial economics, applied econometrics and industry analysis.
Questions are framed around actual investment decisions, market institutions, company reporting and policy design. This connects academic research to decisions made by firms, regulators and other participants in resource industries.