Seminars

1. Research
2. Seminars

We organize seminars for researchers on Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. The seminars are held either in the seminar room (Economicum, Arkadiankatu 7, 4th floor), in hybrid format, or via Teams. You can see how the event is arranged from the seminar title. The research presentations at the seminar mainly consist of ongoing research projects, and the purpose of the seminar is to discuss and comment on questions related to the research. The presentations made in the seminars are not intended for publication.

FORTHCOMING

2026
21.1. Sami Jysmä (Labore): Estimating the Effects of Firm Size-Based Regulation: A New Approach and Evidence from a Payroll Tax Notch (hybrid).

 

PAST SEMINAR

• 5.2. Thang Dang (Turku yo & INVEST-lippulaiva): Homeland Insecurity and Mental Health.
• 12.2. Allan Seuri: TBC – Opintotuen tason vaikutukset opintoihin ja toimeentuloon – oppimateriaalilisän käyttöönotto.
• 5.3. Merja Kauhanen, Jeremias Nieminen, Ohto Kanninen & Milla Nyyssölä (Labore): Oleskeluluvalla Suomeen tulevien toimeentuloedellytyksen kehittämisvaihtoehdot ja niiden vaikutukset.
• 12.3. Juho Alasalmi (PTT): How many of the currently employed immigrants came for work?
• 26.3. Ozan Yanar & Labore researchers: Guarantee pension.
• 25.4. Paolo Fornaro (Labore) & Mika Maliranta (Labore & Turun kauppakorkeakoulu): Yritysten tuottavuus ja työvoiman korkeakouluosaaminen.
• 14.5. Jani Kuhakoski (Labore): Stars aligned: The effect of birth month on cognitive and non-cognitive skills.
• 21.5. Jussipekka Salo (Helsingin yo): The Impact of Rising Interest Rates on Household Financial Beliefs and Behavior.
• 12.11. Nurfatima Jandarova (Tampere University): The impact of genetic factors for educational attainment on income, health and employee sorting.
• 19.11. Christian Philip Hoeck (University of Southern Denmark): Demand Shocks and Prices—Micro Evidence and Macro Implications.
• 10.12. Anna Baiardi (Erasmus University Rotterdam): The Impact of Banning Women from STEM: Evidence from Iran.