Helsinki
Macroeconomics Research Away Day (HMRAD) is a workshop
organized jointly by Research
Unit of the Bank of Finland and the Macroeconomics group of Helsinki GSE.
The idea is to get together macroeconomics (in a broad sense)
researchers in Helsinki outside their office
buildings while
still avoid traveling.
Programme
Date: Thursday, October 30, 2025, 10.15 - 17.00 + beer time
Occupational Labor Supply and Structural Inequality
11.15
Laurence Malafry
Immigration shocks in the presence of income effects
Lunch
13.30
Eero Mäkynen
Knowledge Diffusion and Innovation Policy: Subsidizing the Licensing of Innovations
14.30
Aino Silvo
Corporate Debt Composition, Access to Credit, and Monetary Policy
Break
15.45
Jisu Jeun
Firm Expectations, Innovation and Growth (with Georg Duernecker, Marek Ignaszak, and Leo Kaas)
17.00
Thirsty Scholar
Beer time
Previous research away days
The next HMRAD will be held on Wednesday June 5, 2024, 9.30 - 16.00 in
University of Helsinki Main Building Unioninkatu
34 (by the Senate Square), 3rd floor, room U3039
Program
9 June 2023
Programme
9.15 Peter
Elmgren
Industry
Growth and Displacement
Costs
10.15
Jaakko
Nelimarkka Macroeconomic and Financial
Market
Implications of Credit Easing Policies
Break
11.30
Niku
Määttänen
Informational Constraints and Intergenerational Mobility of Education
Lunch break
13.45
Michaela
Elfsbacka-Schmöller The
Cycle is the Trend: Firm-level Evidence on Hysteresis Effects in TFP
14.45
Oskari
Vähämaa
Uncertainty, Misallocation and the
Life-cycle Growth
of Firms
Break
16.00
Martin Ellison
The Economic Impact of Recession
Announcements
The
next HMRAD will be held on Monday October 24 2016, 10.00 - 16.00, in Helsinki
University Observatory, Argelandander
Hall. Address
is Kopernikuksentie 1, Helsinki.
Programme
10.00 Fabio Verona: Forecasting the
Equity Premium with Frequency Decomposed Predictorss
joint with
10.50
Marlène Isoré: An extensive margin of financial accelerator: Assessing
search frictions on the credit market
joint
with Thomas Brand
(CEPREMAP) and Fabien Tripier (University of Lille and CEPII)