Bank of Finland - Bulletin

n° 5/2011

  • Préface, pp. 1-2
  • Bank of Finland forecasts, p. 3
  • Executive summary, pp. 4-6
  • Recent developments, pp. 7-9
    • Box 1. National accounts for the third quarter of 2011, p. 10
    • Box 2. Model for short-term forecasting of GDP, p. 11
  • Operating environment, pp. 14-21
  • Non-financial corporations, pp. 21-27
    • Box 3. Corporate profitability by sector in Finland, pp. 24
  • Households, pp. 27-29
  • GDP and employment, pp. 29-35
    • Box 4. Estimating potential output is a challenging task, p. 33
  • Public finances, p. 36-43
    • Box 5. Finland’s public finances, pp. .39
  • External balance, pp. 44-45
  • Wage and price trends, pp.  45-51
    • Box 6. Structural features and competition in the distributive trades sector: impact on euro area prices, pp. 47
  • Risk assessment, pp. 51-58
    • Box 7. Alternative scenario: debt crisis escalates into global recession, pp. .54
  • Changes from the previous forecast, pp. 58-60
  • Financial stability, pp. 61-74
  • MÄKI-FRÄNTI Petri - Finnish households’ economic margin, pp. 75-83
  • KINNUNEN Helvi, RAILAVO Jukka - Analysis of the macroeconomic effects of population ageing using a general equilibrium model, pp. 85-93

(Bulltin intégral n° 5/2011)

n° 4/2011

  • Monetary policy and the global economy, pp. 1-26
  • KINNUNEN Helvi, PALOVIITA Maritta - Fiscal policy responses of euro area countries, pp. 27-36
  • VÄLIMÄKI Tuomas - Central banking and balance sheet risks, pp. 37-48
  • HUKKINEN Juhana, KAUKO Karlo - Macroprudential policy tools, pp. 49-55

(Bulletin intégral n° 4/2011)

n° 3/2011

  • Preface, p.1
  • Bank of Finland forecasts, p. 3
  • Executive summary , pp. 4-5
  • Recent development , pp. 6-10
    • Box 1. National accounts for the first quarter of 2011, p. 9
  • Operating environment, pp. 10-16
    • Box 2. Recent euro area monetary policy, p. 14
  • Non-financial corporations, pp.17-19
  • Households, pp. 19-21
  • GDP and employment, pp. 21-24
    • Box 3. Job-matching in the labour market after the recession, p. 24
  • Public finances, pp. 25-32
    • Box 4. Medium-term outlook for public finances, p. 28
    • Box 5. Central and local government financial assets, p. 30
  • External balance, pp. 32-36
    • Box 6. Finland’s net international investment position has improved by less than the current account surpluses indicate, p. 33
  • Price and wage trends, pp. 36-40
    • Box 7. Inflation higher in Finland than in the euro area, p. 38
  • Risk assessment, pp. 40-48
    • Box 8. Alternative scenario: an increase in domestic wage and price pressures, p. 43
    • Changes from the previous forecast, p. 47
  • KINNUNEN Helvi, MÄKI-FRÄNTI Petri - Long-term supply of labour, pp. 49-57
  • NEWBY Elisa, RAILAVO Jukka, RIPATTI Antti - An estimated general equilibrium model for forecasting, pp. 58-66
  • NEWBY Elisa, ORJASNIEMI Seppo - Bank of Finland’s forecast errors in 2004–2010, pp. 67-74

(Bulletin intégral n° 3/2011)

n° 2/2011

  • Preface, p. 1
  • Summary, pp. 2-5
  • Operating environment, pp. 6-16
  • Banking and insurance sector, pp. 17-29
  • Financial market infrastructure, pp. 30-35
  • Financial system policy,  pp. 36-47

Appendix.

  • Infrastructure critical to the Finnish financial market, p. 48

(Bulletin intégral n° 2/2011)

n° 1/2011

  • Monetary policy and the global economy , pp. 1-18
  • Finland’s economic outlook 2011–2013, pp. 19-36
  • How can we indentify risks to macrostability? pp. 38-50
  • Macroprudential policy and its relationship to monetary policy, pp. 52-66
  • New facilities help safeguard financial stability in Europe, pp. 67-75

(Bulletin intégral nr 1/2011)

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