Jón Þór Sturluson, dósent og forstöðumaður
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Menntun

2003 Stockholm School of Economics, Ph.D. í hagfræði
1998 Háskóli Íslands, M.Sc. í hagfræði
1994 Háskóli Íslands, B.Sc. í hagfræði

Starfsferill

2010 - Ritstjóri Tímarits um viðskipti og efnahagsmál
2009 - Dósent
2007- 2009 Aðstoðarmaður viðskiptaráðherra.
2006-2007 Háskólinn í Reykjavík, dósent og forstöðumaður M.SC. náms í fjármálum og reikningshaldi.
2004-2006 Háskólinn á Bifröst, dósent og forstöðumaður Rannsóknaseturs verslunarinnar.
2002-2004 Hagfræðistofnun Háskóla Íslands, sérfræðingar og stundakennari.
1998-2000 Stockholm School of Economics, Aðstoðarkennari.
1995 Áhættustjórnun ehf., sérfræðingur og ráðgjafi.
1993-1998 Hagfræðistofnun Háskóla Íslands, rannsóknir og kennsla.
 

Kennsluferill í HR

2010-1V-102-FJARFjármál I
2010-1V-102-FJARFjármál I
2009-2V-102-FJARFjármál I
2009-1V-625-REIIRekstrarhagfræði II
2008-1V-625-REIIRekstrarhagfræði II
Meira...

Kennsla utan HR

Kennsla í þjóhagfræði, rekstrarhagfræði, áhættustjórnun og leikjafræði við Háskóla Íslands og Haskólann á Bifröst. Aðstoðarkennsla við Háskóla Íslands og Stockholm School of Economics, í rekstrarhagfræði, þjóðhagfræði og tölfræði.


Rannsóknir

Atvinnuvegahagfræði, auðlindahagfræði, tilraunahagfræði og fl.

Tengsl við atvinnulíf

Í bankaráði Seðlabanka Íslands, 2005-2007

Margvíslegar álitsgerðir fyrir fyrirtæki og stjórnvöld.

Hluthafi og stjórnmaður í KRML ehf., Langisandur ehf. og Þrísker efh.


Þjónusta

Gestaritstjóri hjá Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 2006.
 
Ritrýni fyrir European Economic Review, Fjármálatíðindi, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, Journal of Industrial Economics, Tímarit um viðskipti og efnahagsmál.

Útgáfur

Baldursson, Fridrik M. and Jon Thor Sturluson (2010). Fees and the Efficiency of Tradable Permit Systems: an Experimental Approach. Paper accepted for publication in Environmental and Resource Economics.

Hvað um evruna?, (book written in Icelandic, transl: What about the Euro?). University of Bifröst, 2008. Co-author: Eiríkur Bergmann Einarsson

International Trade: Welfare and Economic Growth, B.S. Thesis, University of Iceland, 1994. (in icelandic)

“Protectionism and Interest Groups”, Visbending 12(36) 1994. (in icelandic)
“Protectionism and Interest Groups” in, ed. F. Jonsson, Research in Social Sciences 1995, University Press, University of Iceland, 1995. (in icelandic)
“EU’s and Public Finance in Iceland” in Iceland and the European Union - a Collection of Research Reports, ed. R. Gardarsson, University Press, University of Iceland, 1995. (in icelandic)
“EU’s Structural Policy” in Iceland and the European Union - a Collection of Research Reports, ed. R. Gardarsson, University Press, University of Iceland, 1995. (in icelandic)
Demand for Automobiles - Report to P. Samuelsson Inc. (Toyota Iceland), Risk Management Inc., 1995. (in icelandic)
Saving, Risk Diversification and Economic Growth in Iceland. Institute of Economic Studies, Report R96:01.
Short-Run Inflation Forecast. Institute of Economic Studies, Report R96:03.
The State of the Publishing Industry in 1995. Institute of Economic Studies, Report C97:05. (in icelandic)
“Competition in the Electricity Supply Industry” in, ed. F. Jonsson, Research in Social Sciences 1997, University Press, University of Iceland, 1997. (in icelandic)
“The Effect of Pension Funds’ Investment Policies on Economic Growth in Iceland.” Morgunblaðið April 1997. (in icelandic)
Competition and Lumpy investment: Deregulation of the Icelandic Electricity Supply Industry. M.Sc. Thesis, University of Iceland, 1998.
“The Viking CGE Model” 1998. IoES Working Papers Series. (With Axel Hall and Leianne A. Clements)
“Testing a CGE model: The tax-free year in Iceland as a natural experiment”, 2000, in ed. M. Gudmundsson, T. T. Herbertsson and G. Zoega, Macroeconomic Policy: Small Open Economy in an Era of Global Integration, Institute of Economic Studies, Reykjavik. (with Axel Hall).
Topics in the Industrial Organization of Electricity Markets, Ph.D. Thesis from the Stockholm School of Economics, May 2003.
 “Oligopoly in the Laboratory”, in Reacherch in Social Sciences IV, ed. by Ingjaldur Hannibalsson. Iceland University Press, 2003. (In Icelandic)
 “The Economic Impact of Kyoto – Icelandic behavioural equations”, IoES Research Report (R03:02), 2003 (in Icelandic).
 “How to Determine an Efficiency Requirement in Electricity Distribution”, IoES Research Report (C04:08), 2004 (in Icelandic).
 “The National Power Company’s Finances and Energy Intensive Industry in Iceland”, in Ed. Sigrún Pálsdóttir, Saga Landsvirkjunar. Landsvirkjun, Reykjavik, 2005. (in Icelandic)
 Skattlagning vöru og þjónustu á Íslandi (Indirect taxation in Iceland). RSV Research Report 05:1 2005. With Björn Atlason.
 Endurmerking innfluttra matvæla frá Bandaríkjunum (Relabeling of imported grocery goods from the United States). RSV Research Report 06:1 2006. With Guðrún Árnadóttir.
 Áhrif gjaldtöku á hagkvæma nýtingu auðlinda: Rannsókn byggð á tilraunum. Fjármálatíðindi, 2006 53(1):3-21.
 Experiments in Natural Resource Economics (editorial). Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization. 61(2). 2006.
 
 
Í vinnslu / Working papers
 
Economic Instruments for Decoupling of Environmental Pressures from Economic Growth (for the Nordic Council of Ministers’ working group on economics and the environment)
Consumer Search and Switching Costs in Electricity Retailing
Price Duopoly in a Default Service Market with Search and Switching Costs
Power to Cheat? with Niclas Damsgaard.
Does Your Opponent’s Experience Matter? Experimental Evidence from a Quantity Precommitment Game, with Chloé Le-Coq.
The allocative efficiency of resource permit fees, with Fridrik Mar Baldursson
A Note on Alternative Abatement Opportunities for Iceland - Based on the Green Viking CGE Model. Incomplete application of the IoES CGE model.
Partitioning of voters and the Majority Rule.

Annað

Valin erindi
Testing Montomery’s theorem: The effects of fee imposition on the efficiency of resource utilization. Erindi á: Workshop on Behavioral and Experimental Economics, Olsó, Noregi, Nóvember 2006.
 
Hagsveiflan og krónan – Eggið og hænan. Erindi á Ársfundi Alþýðusambands Íslands, október 2006.
 
Do resource fees affect efficiency in utilization? An experimental approach. Erindi á NEMIEC final conference, Hótel Búðir, September 2006.
 
Hvað kostar íslenska landbúnaðarkerfið. Erindi flutt á fundi SVÞ og FVH í janúar 2006.
 
Neysluviðmið – Aðferðir og viðhorf (Budget Standards – Methodology and Perception), Arsfundur Ráðgjafastofu um fjármál heimilanna, Maí 2005.
 
Price Duopoly in a Default Service Market with Search and Switching Costs – NORIO workshop, Reykjavik, Iceland, June 2005.
 
International Price Comparison, Federation of Trade and Services, Annual meeting, March 2005.
 
Taxation and the allocative efficiency of resource permit fees, Fjarmalatidindi Aniversary Conference, December 2004.
 
Electricity Retailing: Lessons From Game Theory – SAMORKA Annual Meeting, Egilsstadir, April 2004.
Does Your Opponent’s Experience Matter? – International Society for Industrial Economics conference, Chicago, April 2004.
 
The Importance of Consumer Search- and Switching Costs for Competition in Electric Power Retailing – EARIE annual conference, Madrid, September 6, 2002.
 
___________  – Nordic conference on energy effectivity, Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Iceland, April 18, 2002.