09.01.2020 Briefs Publications 83 Chinese Export Competition Affects the Exports of Firms from Finland Nilsson Hakkala Katariina China’s export competition has decreased the total export value of Finnish firms’ products, primarily through price cuts. Firm-level analysis
16.12.2019 Other publications Publications The Economic Impact of EU Free Trade Agreements on Finland and the EU Nilsson Hakkala KatariinaKaitila VilleKuusi TeroLehmus MarkkuWang Maria Economic policies of the European Union (EU) are based on promoting open and predictable international trade. EU Free Trade
30.10.2019 Publications Working Papers 71 Emerging Trade Battlefield with China: Export Competition and Firm’s Coping Strategies Nilsson Hakkala KatariinaPan Yao This paper analyzes how intensified Chinese export competition affects the exports and product ranges of firms from Finland. Using
30.10.2019 Publications Working Papers 70 Service Imports, Workforce Composition, and Firm Performance: Evidence from Finnish Microdata Ariu AndreaNilsson Hakkala KatariinaJensen J. BradfordTamminen Saara This paper uses unique Finnish firm-level micro data on service imports, workforce composition, and firm characteristics to examine changes
26.03.2019 Books Publications Suomen kasvu (Finnish Economic Growth) Holmström BengtHonkapohja SeppoHuhtala AnniHyytinen AriKauhanen AnttiKoski HeliKuusi TeroMaliranta MikaNilsson Hakkala KatariinaPoutvaara PanuRouvinen PetriToivanen OttoVihriälä Vesa The book attempts to shed light on the preconditions for Finnish economic growth in the next 10–15 years. Based
28.11.2018 Briefs Publications 73 Tariffs and Threats: President Trump’s Trade Policy and Its Consequences to Finland Nilsson Hakkala KatariinaWang MariaKuusi Tero This Brief analyzes president Trump’s trade policy and its implications for Finland. We focus on the import tariffs imposed
18.01.2018 Academic Publications Publications Multinationals, competition and productivity spillovers through worker mobility Nilsson Hakkala KatariinaSembenelli Alessandro Multinational firms are believed to impact the productivity of domestic firms through worker mobility. Fosfuri et al. (J Int
