Ole Kristian Dyskeland

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Researcher

Norwegian Defence Research Establishment, FFI

About Me

I am an industrial economist and researcher at Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI). I’m a PhD candidate in ‘Business Economics’ at the Department of Business and Management Science at NHH Norwegian School of Economics. I am an affiliated PhD Fellow at Bergen Center for Competition Law and Economics, BECCLE.

My research interests are mostly within applied theoretical industrial organisation; my PhD work focuses on media platform competition, whereas I am shifting focus over to defence economics.

My supervisors are Øystein Foros, and Malin Arve.

Email: ole.dyskeland@nhh.no.

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Interests

Industrial organisation
Public economics
Media markets
Defence markets

Education

PhD in Business Economics, (expected 2026)
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
MSc in Economics and Business Administration, 2020
NHH Norwegian School of Economics
BSc (Hons.) in Economics, Finance and International Business, 2017
Oxford Brookes University

📚 My Research

I am an industrial economist. I work with media economics and defence economics.

Working Papers

Malin Arve, Ole Kristian Dyskeland, Øystein Foros (2025). Channel Coordination on Exclusive vs. Non-Exclusive Content under Endogenous Consumer Homing. NHH Dept. of Business and Management Science Discussion Paper No. 2025/17.

PDF Source Document

Ole Kristian Dyskeland (2020). A Study in Print: Competition in Prices and Quality Between Newspapers and Magazines. BEECLE WP.

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Work in Progress

John Sæten Lilletvedt, Ole Kristian Dyskeland (2025). Do Capacity Constrained Bots Collude?. Work in progress.

Ole Kristian Dyskeland (2025). The Effect on Newspaper Competition and Investigative Journalism of Government Intervention: A Case of Platform Competition with Endogenous Consumer Homing in an Uncovered Market. Work in progress.

Publications

Ole Kristian Dyskeland, Øystein Foros (2023). Multihoming and market expansion: Effects on media platforms’ pricing and content creation incentives. Economics Letters, (232)111327.