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Helsinki Graduate School of Economics
Helsinki GSE is an academic initiative bringing together three Finnish universities – Aalto University, Hanken School of Economics, and University of Helsinki. We are building on and extending the cooperation between our departments and third-parties.
Research Master’s Track in Economics
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Recent News
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Advancing Equality: Steps to Foster Inclusivity at Helsinki GSE
Last spring, Helsinki GSE conducted a climate survey, which was carried out in collaboration with Inklusiiv. Inklusiiv was responsible for both the practical arrangements of the survey and the analysis of its results. The survey was sent to …
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Essays on Structural Change with Labour Market Frictions
Peter Elmgren will defend his doctoral dissertation “Essays on Structural Change with Labour Market Frictions” on January 23rd, 2026.
dissertation
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Macroprudential policy : Drivers, effects and unintended consequences
Anni Norring will defend her doctoral dissertation “Macroprudential policy : Drivers, effects and unintended consequences” on January 9th, 2026.
dissertation
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Essays in Economics of Unemployment
Heikki Korpela will defend his doctoral dissertation “Essays in Economics of Unemployment” on December 4th, 2025. The discussion will be in Finnish.
dissertation
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Transformer Network for Macroeconometric Analysis
Oliver Snellman will defend his doctoral dissertation “Transformer Network for Macroeconometric Analysis” on November 27th, 2025.
dissertation
Upcoming events
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CANCELLED Tanja Saxell
VATT
Allocation and Prioritization in Public Health Care
- VATT
- Seminar
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Jacob Moscona
MIT
Public R&D Meets Economics Development: Embrapa and Brazil’s Agricultural Revolution (with Ariel Akerman, Heitor S. Pellegrina and Karthik Sastry)
- Colloquium
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Dionissi Aliprantis
École Normale Supérieure (ENS) de Lyon
Identifying Long-Run Neighborhood Effects via Race-Based Neighborhood Sorting (with Dan Hartley and Chris Muris)
- Trade, Regional and Urban Economics
- Seminar
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Giacomo Brusco
University of Tübingen
The content of this event has not been announced yet. Please check back later.
- Labor & Public Economics
- Seminar
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CEPR VIOS SEMINAR
Pietro Tebaldi (Columbia University)
Broadcasting of an online seminar: Public Procurement vs. Regulated Competition in Selection Markets
- Industrial Organization
- CEPR VIOS Seminar
Latest research
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Gender Gap in High-Stakes Exams: What Role for Exam Preparation?
Cécile Bonneau and Léa Dousset
In this paper, we show that gender gaps in performance observed in high-stakes exams, relative to low-stakes exams, are partially shaped by the context of exam preparation. We examine the role of …
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Markets, Contracts, and Hierarchies: How Bargaining Frictions Affect Governance
Tore Ellingsen and Topi Miettinen
We develop an organizational governance model with a single buyer and endogenous upstream entry. Investments and control rights over assets and actions are immediately contractable; production is …
Discussion paper
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Life-cycle effects of public childcare: Evidence on children and their parents
Mikko Silliman and Juuso Mäkinen
This paper provides large-scale evidence linking the economic effects of childcare programs to social skills measured in adulthood. We examine Finland’s first national public childcare program, and …
Discussion paper
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Hot Hands or Cold Bots? Belief Reactions to Sequential Predictions from AI, Humans, and Random Sources
Theo Herold, Marco Lambrecht, and Erik Wengström
People often draw inferences from sequences of past performance, sometimes perceiving patterns even in random outcomes. This has fueled debates regarding phenomena such as the hot hand and gambler’s …
Discussion paper
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Helsinki
Arkadiankatu 7,
Economicum building,
room A214
Espoo
Ekonominaukio 1,
Aalto University School of Business,
Department of Economics
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Helsinki Graduate School of Economics
PO BOX 21210
FI-00076 AALTO
FINLAND