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Labour mobility and returns to experience in foreign firms
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
2011 : VOL. 113:3, p. 637-664
 2011 Pesola, H.
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The relevant market for production and wholesale of electricity in the Nordic countries: an econometric study
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
2011 : VOL. 113:1 p. 167-189
 2011 Juselius, M.
Stenbacka, R.
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Income shifting within a dual income tax system: evidence from the Finnish tax reform of 1993
Scandinavian Journal of Economics
2011 : VOL. 113:1 p. 120-144
 2011 Pirttilä, J.
Selin, H.
27.
Using ski destination choice criteria to segment Finnish ski resort customers
Tourism Management
2011 : OCT, VOL. 32:5 p. 1096-1105
 2011 Konu H.,
Laukkanen T.,
Komppula R.,
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Finland's changing public sector: Business, trust and gender in municipalities
Nordiske organisasjons studier
2011 : VOL. 13:2, p. 57-73
 2011 Kovalainen, A.
Østeberg-Høgstedt, J.
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Unintentional coopetition in the service industries: The case of Pyhä-Luosto tourism destination in the Finnish Lapland
European Management Journal
2011 : JUN, VOL 29:3 p. 193-205
 2011 Kylänen, M.
Rusko, R.
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Not roadmaps but toolboxes: Analysing pioneering national programmes for sustainable consumption and production
Journal of Consumer Policy
2011 : MAR, VOL. 34:1, p. 9-23
 2011 Berg, A.
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Whose constituency? Representativeness of the Finnish Paper Workers' Union, innovation strategies, and outsourcing in the Finnish paper industry between 1980 and 2008
Industrial Relations Journal
2011 : JUL, VOL. 42:4, p. 375-391
 2011 Jonker-Hoffrén, P.
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The 'Dogs of the Dow' strategy revisited: Finnish evidence
European Journal of Finance
2011 : MAY-JUL, VOL 17:5-6 p. 451-469
 2011 Rinne, E.
Vähämaa, S.
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Co-movement of the Finnish and international stock markets: a wavelet analysis
European Journal of Finance
2011 : MAY-JUL, VOL 17:5-6 p. 409-425
 2011 Graham, M.
Nikkinen, J.
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