Ole Kristian Dyskeland

Economist | Researcher

I am a research economist at Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI).

My primary research is applied theory within industrial organization, but I also work on public economics issues. In addition to defence markets, and procurement issues related to defence build-up, I focus on digital media markets and platform competition.

I am also affiliated with Bergen Center for Competition Law and Economics, BECCLE.

Email: ole-kristian[dot]dyskeland[at]ffi[dot]no

CLEEN Workshop 2026

Date: 15-16th January, 2026

Location: BECCLE at the University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway

Event: CLEEN Workshop 2026 

 

Title: Media Policy and Newspaper Competition with Consumer Multihoming in av Uncovered Market

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47th Annual Meeting of the Norwegian Association of Economists

Date: 24-25th November, 2025

Location: NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway

Event: Samfunnsøkonomenes Forskermøte

Title: Media Policy and Newspaper Competition with Consumer Multihoming and Endogenous Hinterlands

Co-author(s): na.

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Anskaffelseakademiet FoU-dag

Date: 11th November, 2025

Location: Nord University, Bodø, Norway

Event: Anskaffelsesakademiets forskning- og utdanningsdag

 

Title: Project Versus Portfolio Cost Risk in Public Procurement: A Study of Norwegian Defence Investments

Co-author(s): Magnus Akre Thorup

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NORIO 2025

Date: 12-13th June, 2025

Location: NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway

Event: 14th Nordic workshop on Industrial Organization

Title: Channel Coordination on Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Content under Endogenous Consumer Homing

Co-author(s): Malin Arve and Øystein Foros

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BECCLE conference 2025

Date: 5-6th June, 2025

Location: NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway

Event: BECCLE Competition Policy Conference 2025

Title: Channel Coordination on Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Content under Endogenous Consumer Homing

Co-author(s): Malin Arve and Øystein Foros

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I had two papers represented at the BECCLE Conference 2025. In addition to my presentation, my co-auhtor John Sæten Lilletvedt will present ‘Do Capacity Constrained Bots Collude?

Oligo workshop 2025

Date: 2-3rd June, 2025

Location: Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Event: 13th Oligo Workshop

Title: Channel Coordination on Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Content under Endogenous Consumer Homing

Co-author(s): Malin Arve and Øystein Foros

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NHH Brownbag seminar

Date: 30th April, 2025

Location: NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway

Event: Department of Business and Management Science Brownbag series

Title: The Effect on Newspaper Competition and Investigative Journalism of Taxation: A Case of Platform Competition with Consumer Multihoming and Market Expansion

Co-author(s): na.

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This was a very early draft of current paper “Media Policy and Newspaper Competition with Consumer Multihoming and Endogenous Hinterlands”

BECCLE Lunch Seminar

Date: 23rd April, 2025

Location: University of Bergen, Norway

Event: Bergen Center for Competition Law and Economics (BECCLE) lunch seminar

Title: The Effect on Newspaper Competition and Investigative Journalism of Taxation

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SWERIE 2025

Date: 24th February, 2025

Location: Stockholm School of Economics (SSE), Stockholm, Sweden

Event: SWEdish Researchers in Industrial Economics (SWERIE) Workshop

Title: Channel Coordination on Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Content under Endogenous Consumer Homing

Co-author(s): Malin Arve and Øystein Foros

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BI: Guest Lecture

Date: 13th February, 2025

Location: BI Norwegian Business School, Bergen, Norway

Event: Guest Lecture in course on applied microeconomics

Title: Korleis kan bedrifter ta i bruk prisrobotar for å effektivt sette prisar i marknaden, og kva er konsekvensane for konkurransen?

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Guest lecture in undergradudate course on applied microeconomics, using idea of paper about capacity constrained collusion to show how the theories of Bertrand, collusion, and the Folk Theorem have practical relevance.

Partly based on paper “Do Capacity Constraint Bots Collude?”, joint with John Sæten Lilletvedt