
Researcher introduction: Annika Nivala
We interviewed Annika Nivala for our researcher introduction series. Read the text below to see what Annika is working on.
BLOG 16.6.2022
We interviewed Annika Nivala for our researcher introduction series. Read the text below to see what Annika is working on.
BLOG 9.6.2022
We interviewed visiting researcher Nicola Mauri for our researcher introduction series. Read the text below to see what Nicola is working on.
PRESS RELEASE 3.6.2022
As of 2020, at least half of students for higher education institutions have been selected based on their matriculation examination certificate or vocational education and training grades. Compared to the previous, fragmented application system, the change made student admissions more efficient, shows a recent study by VATT and LABORE.
BLOG 17.5.2022
We start our researcher introduction series with specialist researcher Terhi Ravaska. Read the text below to see what Terhi is working on.
PRESS RELEASE 25.3.2022
Social and healthcare service salaries are largest in Eastern Uusimaa and smallest in South Savonia. In basic healthcare, salaries in Helsinki are near lowest in the country, based on the VATT study published today.
PRESS RELEASE 18.2.2022
An empirical study published in the Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM) finds that residents in low-income and rural areas are disproportionately affected by increases in fuel carbon taxes. The study reveals that a diesel carbon tax increase was fully passed on to consumer prices in these areas, while in higher-income and urban areas the pass-through was lower.
PRESS RELEASE 17.2.2022
Cutting taxes affecting firms is commonly seen as a way of increasing growth and the level of investment. In a new SNS report, however, economists Jarkko Harju, Aliisa Koivisto and Tuomas Matikka argue that this strategy is not a given, as they see no clear evidence that reduced corporate taxes result in small corporations investing more.
PRESS RELEASE 26.1.2022
Government support expedited the economic recovery in 2021. The chosen supportive fiscal stance for 2022 is appropriate given worsened economic outlook. To preserve sustainability a plan about consolidating public finances should be devised without delays.
NEWS 21.1.2022
Economic Policy Council will publish its annual report on the economic policy of the government and fiscal sustainability on January 26, 2022. An open online seminar will be held for anyone interested in the report.