Hello from Aalborg - The capital of Denmark!
Hey guys!
It sounds like you all are having exiting experiences at this semester. At my 9. semester I have returned to the macro line, where I am studying labor market economics and macro economics from an European perspective, which is about optimal currency areas etc..
I would like to thank Carlos for his initiative to establish this network of promising and hopefully best innovators in the world:-)
I hope that the the network will function as a source to great inspiration across different but related topics within the area of our proffession.
At my 9. semster i plan to write a project about the relationship and interrelatedness between the Danish labor market model (Flexicurity) and innovative activity acrross different sectors.
Hope that much more members will participate in the network. As you know:" Successive innovation is not created in isolation"!
Kind regards
Henrik Winther
It sounds like you all are having exiting experiences at this semester. At my 9. semester I have returned to the macro line, where I am studying labor market economics and macro economics from an European perspective, which is about optimal currency areas etc..
I would like to thank Carlos for his initiative to establish this network of promising and hopefully best innovators in the world:-)
I hope that the the network will function as a source to great inspiration across different but related topics within the area of our proffession.
At my 9. semster i plan to write a project about the relationship and interrelatedness between the Danish labor market model (Flexicurity) and innovative activity acrross different sectors.
Hope that much more members will participate in the network. As you know:" Successive innovation is not created in isolation"!
Kind regards
Henrik Winther
posted by Henrik Winther at 7:52 AM
1 Comments:
Henrik! nice to see you. First to say thanks for your words, but it was not my initiative. Many students expressed the willing to create a network between us.
We have heard so many times from our professors about the importance of trust us so we can exchange our knowledge. And of course we can't have any trust if we are all apart now.
Anyways, I'm very interested in the issue of flexicurity. I'm looking forward to read your work.
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