Mikael Juselius is a Research Adviser in the Monetary Policy and Research Department of the Bank of Finland. He has previously worked for the Bank for International Settlements. His research is focused on applied time-series analysis covering a broad range of macro tropics such as macro-financial interactions, early warning indicators, long-term drivers of real interest rates and inflation, bank capital, and hysteresis effects. He holds a PhD from Hanken School of Economics in Helsinki, where he has a permanent position as an Associate Professor.
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Supply shocks, monetary policy, and scarring
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- Business Cycles 
- COVID-19 
- Monetary Policy
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The ‘real’ illusion: How monetary factors matter in low-for-long rates
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- Economic history 
- Monetary Policy
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Measuring potential output: Eye on the financial cycle
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- Financial Markets 
- International Finance