Research

The research function at the Bank of Finland builds on expertise to support the Bank’s active membership of the Eurosystem. High academic quality and visibility of the Bank's research function enhance its influence within the Eurosystem.

Research seeks to meet high academic standards and to be of practical policy relevance. In addition to publications in refereed international academic journals, active participation in scientific meetings and close cooperation with the academic research community are integral parts of the research objectives and means to screen the quality of the Bank’s research.

 

 Topical issues

 
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 Recent research

 

Bank of Finland Research Discussion Papers

• Kaushik Mitra – George W. Evans – Seppo Honkapohja: Fiscal policy and learning
 
 
• George A. Waters: Quantity rationing of credit
 

 Events

 

Forthcoming Research Seminar

Friday 10 Feb 2012 at 13.30
Prof. Per Krusell, University of Stockholm
 
 

Recent conferences

• Bank of Finland Workshop on Frequency Domain Research in Macroeconomics and Finance, 20–21 October 2011, Helsinki. Papers and presentations updated on 24 October 2011. 
 
• Bank of Finland/CEPR/SUERF conference in co-operation with the Journal of Financial Intermediation: The Future of Risk Management, 22–23 September 2011, House of the Estates, Helsinki.
Papers and presentations updated on 23 September 2011.
 
• Bank of Finland 200th Anniversary Conference "Monetary Policy Under Resource Mobility", 5–6 May 2011, Scandic Marina Congress Center, Helsinki
Papers and presentations updated on 6–9 May 2011. Conference summary updated 31 May 2011.
 

 Research Newsletter 4/2011

 

Research Newsletter 4/2011 has been published on 5 December 2011. Contents:

  • ​Risk concentrations and the length of the financial intermediation chain
  • News shocks and boom-bust cycles
  • Professor Koen Schoors is the new BOFIT research fellow
  • Events: Recent appointments at the Research Unit, scientific conferences and seminars
  • Research publications

Research Newsletter 4/2011 (PDF)

 

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