Finnish Economic Papers

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Volume 7, issue 2, 1994

Rationality of limited rationality: some aggregate implications pp. 83-93

Uri M. Possen and Mikko Puhakka

Risk aversion, multivariate proxies and the behavior of asset returns pp. 94-107

Kim Nummelin

Testing weak exogeneity by multivariate cointegration techniques: the demand for labour in Finnish manufacturing pp. 108-119

Jaakko Pehkonen

Time-dependent effects of unemployment benefits pp. 120-129

Juha Kettunen

An n-person bargaining game pp. 130-132

Klaus Kultti

Volume 7, issue 1, 1994

Daily distribution of Swedish OMX-index returns over intraday-to-intraday time intervals pp. 3-16

Lars Norden

Evolutionary metaphors and the justification of economic efficiency pp. 17-29

Marina Bianchi

On the Lakatosian apple of discord in the history and methodology of economics pp. 30-41

Andrea Salanti

Finnish monetary policy in the credit rationing era pp. 42-55

Juhana Vartiainen and Anders Vredin

Finnish banking crisis: can we blame bank management? pp. 56-68

Risto Murto

Decision and negotiation support for transboundary air pollution control between Finland, Russia and Estonia pp. 69-80

Vladimir Bushenkov, Veijo Kaitala, Alexander Lotov and Matti Pohjola

Volume 6, issue 2, 1993

Incidence effects of proposed reforms for the payroll tax in Finnish manufacturing pp. 67-78

Pasi Holm, Seppo Honkapohja and Erkki Koskela

Marketing of public debt: the fixed-price technique pp. 79-88

Graziella Bertocchi

Mitigating the trade-off between equality and dynamic efficiency pp. 89-95

Clas Eriksson

Inventory investment in Swedish manufacturing firms pp. 96-107

Claes-Håkan Gustafson and Henry Ohlsson

Some distributional properties of monthly stock returns in Sweden 1919-1990 pp. 108-122

Per Frennberg and Björn Hansson

On the use of the Black & Scholes model in a stochastic interest rate economy pp. 123-130

Krister Rindell

Volume 6, issue 1, 1993

Symposium on mass unemployment in Finland: an introductory note pp. 3-4

Kyösti Pulliainen and Heikki Taimio

Mass unemployment: international experience and lessons for policy pp. 5-12

Richard Jackman

Temporary active labour market programmes - potential effects on unemployment pp. 13-24

Outi Aarnio

Unemployment benefit system and unemployment duration in Finland pp. 25-37

Reija Lilja

Financial shocks, wage-setting and employment pp. 41-49

Jaakko Kiander

Increasing incentives for reemployment pp. 51-60

Juha Kettunen

Volume 5, issue 2, 1992

Learning by doing and adverse selection: the importance of commitment pp. 79-90

Ian E. Novos

Spectral estimation of secular and cyclical elasticities for bilateral trade pp. 91-97

Jaime Marquez

An econometric diffusion model of exchange rate movements within a band: implications for interest rate differential and credibility of exchange rate policy pp. 98-109

Olavi Rantala

Stochastic and deterministic trends in Finnish macroeconomic time series pp. 110-116

Mikael Linden

On the behaviour of the Finnish stock index options markets pp. 117-128

Vesa Puttonen

A search theoretical analysis of the Finnish unemployment insurance system pp. 129-138

Juha Kettunen

Volume 5, issue 1, 1992

Differential information and excessive volatility in financial markets pp. 3-11

Torben M. Andersen

Credit markets with asymmetric information: a survey pp. 12-26

Gerhard Clemenz and Mona Ritthaler

Employment determination in the Swedish wood industry: a test of the labor demand model pp. 27-37

Per Skedinger

Discrete exchange rate changes with real wage resistance pp. 38-46

Tapio Palokangas

The development of regional underutilisation of labour resources in Finland 1972-89 pp. 47-60

Hannu Tervo

Do economists suffer from physics envy? pp. 61-68

Philip Mirowski

Volume 4, issue 2, 1991

Intertemporal decentralization pp. 79-103

Mukul Majumdar and Tapan Mitra

An analysis of SO2 negotiations between Finland and the Soviet Union pp. 104-112

Veijo Kaitala, Matti Pohjola and Olli Tahvonen

Why there is a lower bound on the central bank's foreign reserves pp. 113-129

Alpo Willman

Corporate tax exhaustion and financial policy: evidence on Finnish data pp. 130-141

Kimmo Virolainen

The interest rate elasticity of aggregate consumption: a time varying parameter approach pp. 142-153

Christian C. Starck

A note on the joint movements of the Phillips and beveridge curves pp. 154-162

Jaakko Pehkonen

Volume 4, issue 1, 1991

The effects of risk on efficient labor contracts pp. 2-9

Noel Gaston and Randall Wright

The economics of crowding out pp. 10-23

Simon Benninga and Uri M. Possen

Monopolistic competition, overlapping generations, and the role of monetary policy pp. 24-32

Roberto Chang

Testing the cointegration of house and stock prices in Finland pp. 33-51

Kari Takala and Pekka Pere

The impact of infrequent trading on betas based on daily, weekly and monthly return intervals: empirical evidence with Finnish data pp. 52-64

Teppo Martikainen

Acidification and timber supply with endogenous soil protection: a two-period model pp. 65-74

Ville Ovaskainen

Volume 3, issue 2, 1990

The current account, supply shocks and accommodative fiscal policy: interpretations of Swedish post-war data pp. 89-107

Peter Englund and Anders Vredin

The impact of trading volume on stock return distributions: an empirical analysis pp. 108-124

Tom Berglund and Eva Liljeblom

Distributional characteristics and proportionality of market-based security ratios pp. 125-133

Jukka Perttunen and Teppo Martikainen

Productivity in the Finnish customs pp. 134-145

Eero Lehto

Estimating the technical efficiency of a firm by eliminating the effects of exogenous factors pp. 146-155

Urmas Sepp

Optimum taxation of interest and imputed rent from consumer durable goods pp. 156-160

Vidar Christiansen

A note on depreciation allowances, taxation and risk-taking pp. 161-165

Kai Konrad

Quality choice, signalling, and moral hazard pp. 166-171

Hannu Salonen

Volume 3, issue 1, 1990

Evaluations of Swedish labor market policy pp. 3-13

Anders Bjorklund

Repressed financial systems as instruments of taxation: evidence from Iceland pp. 14-25

Thrainn Eggertsson

Do trade unions care about employment?: reduced-form test results from the Finnish paper and textile industries pp. 26-40

Jaakko Pehkonen

Housing investment in Finland pp. 41-53

Kari Takala and Matti Tuomala

Some small sample properties of cointegrated labour demand models pp. 54-60

Mikael Linden

A note on-the-job amenities and supply of labor: the Cobb-Douglas case pp. 61-63

Heikki P. Niemeläinen

Does methodology matter?: how should it be practiced? pp. 64-71

Bruce J. Caldwell

Thirteen theses on progress in economic methodology pp. 72-76

D. Wade Hands

Methodology of economics: complaints and guidelines pp. 77-84

Uskali Mäki