Report
Five-year self-assessment report for a five-year-old Helsinki GSE
The Helsinki Graduate School of Economics (GSE) was founded in the spring of 2018. It is now time to evaluate the progress made so far and to chart the future.
An alliance of three Finnish universities bringing together the best in economics education and research
- High quality research.
- Societal impact.
- Cooperation between economics and other disciplines.
- Quality of teaching.
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.
Report
Helsinki GSE Climate Survey 2023
The Climate Survey Report offers a comprehensive overview of the findings from our survey on the studying and working environment, conducted spring 2023.
Online Education
Open Online Course on Economic Fundamentals
Miten talous toimii? (‘How Does The Economy Work?’) is the first extensive Finnish MOOC on the impacts of the economy on our lives.
Recent News
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Propagation of fiscal and monetary policy shocks
On the 5th of April, Alfan Mansur, will defend his doctoral dissertation “Propagation of fiscal and monetary policy shocks”.
dissertation
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Essays in Economics of Education and Migration
On the 15th of March, Aino Kalmbach, will defend her doctoral dissertation “Essays in Economics of Education and Migration”.
dissertation
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Studies on labor force participation and paternity leave reforms
On the 9th of February, Lauro Carnicelli will defend his doctoral thesis “Studies on labor force participation and paternity leave reforms”.
dissertation
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Bayesian Inference on non-Gaussian Structural Vectorautoregressions
On the 15th of December, Jetro Anttonen will defend his doctoral dissertation “Bayesian Inference on non-Gaussian Structural Vector Autoregressions”.
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Banks, non-bank funding sources and the allocation of credit to firms
On the 1st of December, Saara Tuuli will defend her thesis “Banks, non-banks and the allocation of credit to firms”. The thesis consists of three essays, which cover the impact of capital reform on firms’ credit conditions, the economic impact of …
dissertation
Upcoming events
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Tuomo Virkola
VATT
Incentivizing Integration: Evidence from Social Impact Bonds (with Hanna Pesola and Matti Sarvimäki)
- VATT
- Seminar
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Jonathan de Quidt
Queen Mary University of London
How Much Should We Trust Observational Estimates? Accumulating Evidence Using Randomized Controlled Trials with Imperfect Compliance (David Rhys …
- Colloquium
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Claudia Troccoli
Åbo Akademi University
Evolution of the Child Penalty (joint with Kristiina Huttunen)
- VATT
- Seminar
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CANCELLED: Matz Dahlberg
Uppsala University
The content of this event has not been announced yet. Please check back later.
- Colloquium
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Kimmo Palanne
VATT
Public Transportation Pricing and Car Use
- Lunch Seminar
Latest research
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Information requirement for efficient decentralized screening
Saara Hämäläinen
We establish new efficiency results for decentralized markets with quality uncertainty. Buyers encounter a succession of passing trade opportunities and related asset information, allowing them to …
Discussion paper
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The extent and consequences of teacher biases against immigrants
Ellen Sahlström and Mikko Silliman
We study the extent and consequences of biases against immigrants exhibited by high school teachers in Finland. Compared to native students, immigrant students receive 0.06 standard deviation units …
Discussion paper
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Welfare Effects of R&D Support Policies
Tuomas Takalo, Tanja Tanayama, and Otto Toivanen
We conduct a welfare analysis of R&D subsidies and tax credits using a model of innovation policy incorporating externalities, limited R&D participation and financial market imperfections. We …
Discussion paper
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Complexities in the simple optimization of wood production and carbon sinks
Samuli Korhonen and Olli Tahvonen
To resolve several open issues in the forestry and carbon literature, we apply an analytically solvable stand-level model for optimizing the values of wood production and carbon sinks. Nonmonotonic …
Discussion paper
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Visiting Address
Helsinki
Arkadiankatu 7,
Economicum building,
room A214
Espoo
Ekonominaukio 1,
Aalto University School of Business,
Department of Economics
Postal Address
Helsinki Graduate School of Economics
PO BOX 21210
FI-00076 AALTO
FINLAND