PEER-REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES

A tale of two trade-offs: Effects of opening pathways from vocational to higher education (with Ollikainen, J.),  Economics Letters, 2021, vol.205. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2021.109945).

Determinants of prescription opioid use: Population-based evidence from Finland (with Böckerman, P., Haapanen, M., Hakulinen, C., & Maczulskij, T.), Addiction, 2020, vol. 116 (1): 170-175. (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/add.15071)

The intergenerational effects of parental higher education: Evidence from changes in university accessibility (with T. Suhonen),  Journal of Public Economics, 2019, 176: 195-217. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpubeco.2019.07.001)

R&D subsidies and productivity in SMEs (with J. Huovari), Small business economics, 2015, 45(4): 805-823. (https://doi.org/10.1007/s11187-015-9658-9)

BOOK CHAPTERS

Haapanen, M. and Karhunen, H. (2017). Working while in a university: Does it mean greater attachment to the regional labour market? “Where do smart people go? Graduate migration and regional development: an international perspective”, Edward Elgar in the New Horizons in Regional Science Series. (eds. by Jonathan Corcoran & Alessandra Faggian).

WORKING PAPERS AND REPORTS

Modeling Family Leave Policies. Publications of the Government´s analysis, assessment and research activities. 2020:20. (with Carnicell, L., Kanninen, O., Kosonen, T., & Ravaska, T.).

The long shadow of high stakes exams: Evidence from discontinuities. LIER Working paper 329, 2019  (with Artturi, B.) (available from: http://www.labour.fi/?wpfb_dl=4910)

The Intergenerational Effects of Parental Higher Education: Evidence from Changes in University Accessibility, 2017. (with Suhonen)

(available from: http://www.doria.fi/bitstream/handle/10024/148937/wp100.pdf)

Opintotukijärjestelmän uudistaminen – rakenteelliseen malliin perustuvia vaikutuslaskelmia. ETLA Raportit No 59, 2016 (with Määttänen, N. ja Uusitalo, R.) (available from: https://pub.etla.fi/ETLA-Raportit-Reports-59.pdf).

Impact of Tekes activities on productivity and renewal (Final Report). Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation 2013 – TEKES. (with Viljamaa, K., Piirainen, K., Kotiranta, A., Huovari, J.)

Economic Forecasts

• – Still Waiting for the Post-Crisis Boom – Stronger Growth Extends Over Two Years
• – Recovery of trade partners determines the growth of Finnish economy
• – Finland stopped – a fast recovery from the crisis might still be possible
• – Economic forecast Autumn 2019
• – Uncertainty weighs on economic growth – Finland has adjusted well to occupational restructuring
• – Weakening boom reduces unemployment at an unanticipated rate Employment growth differentiated by age group
• – Strong Growth Continues – Finland Wasn’t a Hopeless Case, After All

Working Papers

• 332 – Behavior and Effectiveness of Decentralized Employment Offices
• 329 – The long shadow of high stakes exams: Evidence from discontinuities