Newcastle University

Introduction

Mich Tvede joined Newcastle University in April 2011. Before coming to England he was professor of Economics at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. He has a doctoral degree from CBS, Denmark and master degree from University of Copenhagen.

Mich is a theoretical economist. He works with general equilibrium theory including financial markets and production, overlapping generations economies and some game theory. In addition he applies theory to areas such as sports leagues, internet economics and productivity analysis.

Qualifications

• Cand.Polit. (~M.Sc. in Economics), University of Copenhagen, 1990
• Ph.D., CBS, 1993

Previous Positions

• Professor of Economics, University of Copenhagen, 2006-2011
• Affiliated Professor, HEC Paris, 2006-2008 

Modules:

• Economic Appraisal of Projects
• The Economics of Risk and Uncertainty

Office hours: Tuesdays 11-12:30 or by appointment 

• Cres H, Tvede M. Production externalities: internalization by voting. Economic Theory 2012. In Press.
• Hougaard JL, Tvede M. Truth-Telling and Nash Equilibria in Minimum Cost Spanning Tree Models. European Journal of Operational Research 2012. In Press.
• Balasko Y, Tvede M. General equilibrium without utility functions: How far to go?. Economic Theory 2010, 45(1-2), 201-225.
• Balasko Y, Tvede M. Individual preference rankings compatible with prices, income distribution and total resources. Economic Theory 2010, 45(3), 497-513.
• Hougaard JL, Tvede M. n-Person Nonconvex Bargaining: Efficient Proportional Solutions. Operations Research Letters 2010, 38(6), 536-538.
• Tvede M. Overlapping Generations Economies. Basingstoke, UK; New York, USA: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010.
• Hougaard JL, Tvede M. Selling digital music: business models for public goods. Netnomics 2010, 11(1), 85-102.
• Tvede M. Fluctuations in Overlapping Generations Economies. BE Journal of Theoretical Economics 2009, 9(1), Article 16.
• Cres H, Tvede M. Production in incomplete markets: Expectations matter for political stability. Journal of Mathematical Economics 2009, 45(3-4), 212-222.
• Balasko Y, Tvede M. The geometry of finite equilibrium datasets. Journal of Mathematical Economics 2009, 45(5-6), 391-396.