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17.6.2005
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Alcohol Mortality, Drinking Behavior, and Business Cycles: Are Slumps Really Dry Seasons?
Johansson Edvard
Böckerman Petri
Prättälä Ritva
Uutela Antti
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Discussion Papers no. 986
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alkoholikuolleisuus, alkoholinkulutus, suhdanteet JEL: E32, I12, R11
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alcohol mortality, drinking, business cycles
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E32,I12,R11
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Public Sector Wage-Setting: Can an Export-Led Labour Market Model Be Created in Finland?
Kauhanen Antti
The Finnish labour market model has been undergoing a transformation since 2007, and the role of the public
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158
Ex-Nokians Eagerly Became Entrepreneurs and Business Angels: Nokia Experience Fueled Rapid Growth of Startups’ Turnovers
Rouvinen Petri
Breznitz Dan
Pajarinen Mika
This brief examines entrepreneurship and business angel activity in Finland following the challenges Nokia’s mobile telephony business faced
in
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157
Public Finance Perspective from Recent Studies on Finnish Pharmaceutical Markets
Jokelainen Antto
Markkanen Jaakko
Siikanen Markku
Toivanen Otto
Petteri Orpo’s government program plans to reform pharmaceutical and pharmacy regulation in Finland. In this memo, we review
some
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A Clean Tariff? Effects and Challenges of EU CBAM
Kaitila Ville
Kuusi Tero
Pajarinen Mika
Wang Maria
This study examines the impacts of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on corporate costs, adaptation
strategies,
