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Estonia in Global Value Chains

Ali-Yrkkö JyrkiMattila JuriSeppälä Timo
In this study, we analyse Estonia’s position in global value chains using World Input-Output Data and firm-level data. We
Publikationer Working Papers 47

Small and Medium Firms, Aggregate Productivity and the Role of Dependencies

Fornaro PaoloLuomaranta Henri
We analyze the productivity contribution of firms in the Finnish business sector, using data from 2002 until 2014, and
Publikationer Working Papers 46

Nowcasting Finnish Turnover Indexes Using Firm-Level Data

Fornaro PaoloLuomaranta HenriSaarinen Lauri
We adopt a series of shrinkage and factor analytic methodologies to compute nowcasts of the main Finnish turnover indexes,
Publikationer Rapporter 68

Smart Contracts – How will Blockchain Technology Affect Contractual Practices?

Lauslahti KristianMattila JuriSeppälä Timo
Unlike conventional contracts established through speech, written words, or actions, smart contracts are algorithmic, self-executing and self-enforcing computer programs.
Aktuellt Publikationer Rapporter 67

Developments in New Entrepreneurial Activity in Finland

Kotiranta AnnuPajarinen MikaRouvinen Petri
About half of all new business activity in Finland can be categorized as being entrepreneurial. The number of this
Aktuellt Publikationer Rapporter 66

Characteristics of Finnish Startups

Kotiranta AnnuPajarinen MikaRouvinen Petri
In this study, we analyze the characteristics and development of Finnish startups based on firm-level data available in public
Aktuellt Publikationer Rapporter 65

Initial Aspirations, Size, and Being a Limited-liability Company Cause Growth Among Startups

Kotiranta AnnuPajarinen MikaRouvinen Petri
In this report, we study the development of Finnish startup firms based on both survey and register data. The
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Earnings-related Unemployment Security, Employment and Lifetime Income

Määttänen NikuValkonen Tarmo
Earnings-related unemployment benefits weaken markedly the economic incentives for searching and accepting a job. This study estimates that the
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Situation of Young NEETs Needs Better Interpretation

Asplund RitaVanhala Pekka
Over the past months there have been lively discussions about Finnish NEETs, i.e. those young people who are Not
Aktuellt Publikationer Rapporter 64

Employment Mediation Via Job Banks

Asplund RitaKauhanen AnttiVanhala Pekka
In this report, we follow up the situation of individuals having re-entered the labour market with the help of
Aktuellt Publikationer Rapporter 63

Predicting Housing Prices with Google Searches in Finland

Widgrén Joona
This report examines whether Google search queries can be used to predict the present and the near future house
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Switching to Full Wage Indexing of Earnings Related Pension Benefits Would Be Costly

Lassila JukkaMäättänen NikuValkonen Tarmo
A recent citizens’ initiative calls for a switch from indexing pension benefits to consumer prices (80%) and wages (20%)
Publikationer Rapporter 62

Finland in Global Value Chains

Ali-Yrkkö JyrkiRouvinen PetriSinko PekkaTuhkuri Joonas
This report uses an international input-output dataset to present an analysis of Finland’s position in global value chains. The
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Servitization in contract manufacturing – Evidence from Polar Business Cases

Viitamo EsaLuoto SeppoSeppälä Timo
This paper contributes to the scholarly debate on the origins and nature of industrial servitization. By resorting to contract
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The Future of Work: Challenges for Men and Women

Kauhanen Antti
Occupational restructuring is one of the most significant recent changes in the labor markets. Occupational gender segregation means that
Publikationer Rapporter 61

The Next Phase in the Digital Revolution: Platforms, Abundant Computing, Growth and Employment

Zysman JohnKenney Martin
This report argues that computer-intensive automation (CIAutomation) is likely to change the nature of work and manufacturing value creation
Publikationer Rapporter 60

Firm Subsidies, Wages and Labor Mobility

Maliranta MikaMäättänen NikuPajarinen Mika
The bulk of innovation subsidies in Finland are allocated to firms in industries where the employment share of “innovators,”
Publikationer Rapporter 59

Reforming Student Financial Aid – Estimates from a Structural Model

Karhunen HannuMäättänen NikuUusitalo Roope
We analyse how alternative reforms of the student financial aid would influence average study duration, government expenditures, and tax
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What Kind of Entrepreneurs Start High Productivity Businesses?

Maliranta MikaNurmi Satu
The Finnish economy is suffering from a prolonged hollow in productivity. For a solid bounce, arguably Finland would need
Publikationer Rapporter 58

Growing Pains of Industrial Renewal – Case Nordic Cleantech

Tahvanainen Antti-JussiAdriaens PeterKotiranta Annu
To steer economies onto a sustainable path in a way that is compatible with the urgent priorities of economic
Publikationer Rapporter 57

Smart Contracts – How will Blockchain Technology Affect Contractual Practices?

Lauslahti KristianMattila JuriSeppälä Timo
Unlike conventional contracts established through speech, written words, or actions, smart contracts are algorithmic, self-executing and self-enforcing computer programs.
Publikationer Rapporter 56

Dividend Taxation of Non-listed Companies, Resource Allocation and Productivity

Määttänen NikuRopponen Olli
We consider the taxation of non-listed companies and their owners in Finland. We analyse how the current highly non-linear
Publikationer Rapporter 55

The Lack of Boundaries Resources Hinders the Growth of Industrial Internet

Castren KlausKortelainen AleksiSeppälä Timo
We analyze 51 medium-sized manufacturing industry companies identified by Ali-Yrkkö and Rouvinen in their earlier research in 2015. Currently,
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Brexit and the Finnish Economy

Lehmus MarkkuSuni Paavo
Leaving the EU reduces the UK output significantly relative to the baseline in all three trade scenarios (EEA, FTA

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