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@KirkegaardEmil stands a good chance of having helpful data or insight on this
That Norwegian study is the odd one out. Unfortunately, no one else can really verify the methods or results because it's based on secret register data. I don't really understand their methods , so I don't trust it.
No, these are register data. Very tightly controlled, straight from government files. Only approved professors & underlings can get access to anonymized data.
Only Norwegian professors can apply. After that, there's a lot of red tape. I don't know details, I'm just assuming it works the same way as it does in Denmark because that's the case 95% of the time.
It was Swedish. My mistake in the tweet.
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