Terhi Maczulskij Labour Institute for Economic Research, Pitkänsillanranta 3 A, 00530 Helsinki, Finland Email: terhi.maczulskij@labour.fi or teanmacz@gmail.com, Cell: +358 50 3230180 or +35840 9402832 Research interests Labour Economics, Health Economics Currents Positions Scientific director, Yrjö Jahnsson foundation (part-time, 8/2016 -) Senior researcher, Labour Institute for Economic Research (9/2014 -) Adjunct professor, University of Jyväskylä School of Business and Economics (12/2017 -) Previous Positions Post doc researcher, University of Jyväskylä (7/2013-9/2014) University teacher, University of Jyväskylä (1/2013-6/2013) Researcher, University of Jyväskylä (6/2007-5/2013) Research assistant, University of Jyväskylä (5/2006-5/2007) Assistant accountant, Cooperative Suur-Savo office (5/2003-8/2003) Other Member, Young Academy Finland YAF (2017-2021) Non-professional experience Number of part-time and temporary jobs mostly in sales and services, such as bartender, receptionist, factory worker, sales worker, day-care center worker and handicraft worker (1999-2006) Education 2014 M.Sc. in Statistics, University of Jyväskylä 2013 Ph.D. in Economics, University of Jyväskylä 2007 M.Sc. in Economics, University of Jyväskylä 2005 Bachelor of Business administration (BBA) in accounting, University of Applied Sciences in Mikkeli
Other education 2012 25 th ERSA summer school Fiscal federalism, mobility and policy evaluation University of Umeå, Sweden, July 2-12 2007 2010 PhD level courses in University of Helsinki: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Labour economics I, Applied econometrics I Refereed journal articles (in English) 1. Is personality related to permanent earnings? Evidence using a twin design Journal of Economic Psychology, 2018 (with Jutta Viinikainen) 2. Unfit for work: Health and long-term labor market prospects Scandinavian Journal of Public Health (forthcoming, with Petri Böckerman) 3. Who becomes a public sector employee? International Journal of Manpower 38, 2017 4. Alcohol consumption and long-term labor market outcomes Health Economics 26, 275-291, 2017 (with Petri Böckerman and Ari Hyytinen) 5. Higher education and public sector employment: Evidence from Finland using data on twins International Review of Applied Economics 30 (5), 605-619, 2016 6. Devil in disguise: Is alcohol related to disability pension? Preventive Medicine 86, 130-135, 2016 (with Petri Böckerman and Ari Hyytinen) 7. Education-health nexus: fact and fiction Social Science & Medicine 150, 112-116, 2016 (with Petri Böckerman) 8. "Employment sector and pay gaps: genetic and environmental influences Labour Economics 23, 89-96, 2013 9. Public-private sector wage differentials and the business cycle Economic Systems 37, 284-301, 2013 10. Spot market wages, implicit contracts and technological change: Skill-level evidence from Finland Applied Economics 45, 2715-2723, 2013 (with Sanna-Mari Hynninen) 11. Public-private sector pay gaps in Finland: A quantile regression analysis Finnish Economic Papers 24, 111-127, 2011 (with Jaakko Pehkonen) Articles in review process 1. Harsh times: Do stressful life events lead to labor market losses? (with petri Böckerman) 2. Within and between firm trends in job polarization. Role of globalization and technology (with Sari Pekkala Kerr and Mika Maliranta)
3. If you drink, don t smoke: the joint associations of risky health behaviors on labor market outcomes (with Petri Böckerman, Ari Hyytinen and Jaakko Kaprio) 4. Where do workers from declining routine jobs go and does migration matter? (with Merja Kauhanen) Other writings (in English and Finnish) 1. Tutkimuksia palkkaeroista ja julkisen sektorin työmarkkinoista, Kansantaloudellinen aikakauskirja 4/2013, vsk. 109, ss. 561-564. 2. Education and the choice of working in the public sector. In: Wage differentials and public sector labour markets (eds. Tuomo Takala), Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics, pp. 122-143. 3. Julkisen ja yksityisen sektorin välinen palkkaero ja alueelliset työmarkkinat, Talous ja yhteiskunta 4/2014, ss. 28-33. 4. Työmarkkinoiden polarisaatioon pitää reagoida nopeasti, Talous ja yhteiskunta 1/2015. 5. Lukuvihje: Katsaus eriarvoisuuden määritelmistä. Talous ja yhteiskunta 1/2015. 6. Insinöörit ja työmarkkinoiden polarisaatio. Insinööri 3/2015. 7. Lukuvihje: Suomen todelliset köyhät. Talous ja yhteiskunta 3/2015. 8. Ohentaako juominen palkkanauhaa? (with Böckerman, P. and Hyytinen, A), Talous ja yhteiskunta 4/2015. 9. Lukuvihje: Taloustieteen oppikirja on tullut nykyaikaan. Talous ja yhteiskunta 1/2016. 10. Työmarkkinoiden polarisaatio ja työvoiman liikkuvuus. Mihin rutiininomaista työtä tekevät työntekijät päätyvät? (with Kauhanen, M). Kansantaloudellinen aikakauskirja 3/2016 (forthcoming) 11. Työttömyyskassoihin kuulumattomilla on suuri työttömyysriski. Talous ja yhteiskunta 3/2016. 12. Työmarkkinoiden rakennemuutos yrityksissä ja yritysrakenteissa (with Maliranta, M. and Pekkala Kerr, S.), Talous ja yhteiskunta 4/2016 13. Lukuvihje: Vievätkö robotit kaikki työt? Talous ja yhteiskunta 2/2017. 14. Työmarkkinoiden polarisaatio ja ammatillisen keskiasteen suorittaneiden nuorten työttömyys (with Hannu Karhunen), Talous ja yhteiskunta 3/2017 15. Ketkä päätyvät työskentelemään julkisella sektorilla? Talous ja yhteiskunta 4/2017 16. Terveys avain menestykseen työmarkkinoilla? (with P. Böckerman), Yhteiskuntapolitiikka
Working papers and reports 1. Where do workers from declining routine jobs go and does migration matter? Palkansaajien tutkimuslaitos, Working papers 314 (with Kauhanen) 2. Harsh times: Do stressors lead to labor market losses? Palkansaajien tutkimuslaitos, Working papers 313, 42 s. (with Böckerman). 3. Harsh times: Do stressors lead to labor market losses? IZA working papers No. 10773 (with Böckerman). 4. Job market (in)flexibility. Labour Institute for Economic Research Reports No. 34, 2017 (with Böckerman, Keränen and Kosonen) 5. Within and between firm trends in job polarization. Role of globalization and technology. PT työpapereita 308, 2016 (with Pekkala Kerr and Maliranta) 6. Kekä jäävät työttömyyskassojen ulkopuolelle? PT työpapereita 304, 2016 7. Personality characteristics and long-term labor market outcomes: evidence from twins. PT working papers, 299, 2015 (with Viinikainen) 8. Who chooses to become a public sector employee? PT working papers, 301, 2015 9. Higher education and public sector employment: evidence from Finland using data on twins. PT working papers, 296, 2015. 10. Public-private sector wage gaps by industry, quantile and gender, University of Jyväskylä working papers, No. 362, 2011 (with Pehkonen) 11. The spot market and implicit contracts with high-skilled wages, University of Jyväskylä working papers, No. 361, 2011 (with Hynninen) 12. Public-private sector pay gaps and centralized wage setting: Aggregate and industry data evidence, University of Jyväskylä working papers, No. 357, 2009 (with Pehkonen) 13. Public sector pay in Finland, University of Dundee working papers, No. 213, 2010 (with Chatterji and Pehkonen) Work in progress 1. Public pay premiums and regional mobility (with Pehkonen) 2. Wage curve in real time 3. Blinder-Oaxaca decomposition revisited: Another interpretation with an application to gender wage gap (with Nyblom) 4. Does a job loss affect migration and future earnings? (with Böckerman and Kosonen) 5. The effect of debt enforcement on labor supply (with Kanninen and Karhunen)
International and domestic conference and seminar participation 2017 Finnish Economic Association XXXIX Annual Meeting in Jyväskylä, HECER seminar, VATT-seminar, Labour Institute for Economic Research Seminar in Helsinki, EALE Conference 2016 Finnish Economic Association XXXVIII Annual Meeting in Pori; Työttömyyskassojen yhteisjärjestö, Helsinki; TYJn Neuvottelupäivät, Helsinki; SOLE Conference, Seattle; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; EALE Conference, Ghent. 2015 Labour Institute for Economic Research Seminar in Helsinki; Finnish Economic Association XXXVII Annual Meeting in Helsinki; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; Eurasian Business and Economic Society (EBES) conference in Istanbul, Turkey; Nordic Health Economics Group Meeting (NHEGM) in Uppsala, Sweden; European Regional Science Association (ERSA) conference in Lissabon, portugal 2014 Allecon seminar with University of Tampere; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä 2013 Finnish Economic Association XXXV Annual Meeting in capital of Åland; Regional Studies Association Conference (RSA), European meeting in Tampere; European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Congress in Palermo, Italy; European Association of Labour Economics (EALE) Congress in Turin, Italy 2012 Finnish Economic Association XXXIV Annual Meeting in Vaasa; Regional Science Association International (RSAI) Congress in Timisoara, Romania; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Summer school in Umeå, Sweden; European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Congress in Bratislava, Slovakia; Nordic Seminar in Jyväskylä 2011 Finnish Economic Association XXXIII Annual Meeting in Oulu; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; Eurasia Business and Economics Society (EBES) Congress in Zagreb, Croatia; Work Research Conference in Tampere 2010 Finnish Economic Association XXXII Annual Meeting in Tampere; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; Work Research Conference in Tampere; Allecon seminar with University of Tampere 2009 Summer Seminar for economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Congress in Lodz, Poland; Allecon seminar with University of Tampere 2008 European Regional Science Association (ERSA) Congress in Liverpool, UK; Summer Seminar for Economic Researchers in Jyväskylä; FDPE Workshop on Labour Economics in Helsinki
Referee Demographic, Applied Economics, International Review of Applied Economics, Global Journal of Health Science, Defense and Peace Economics Teaching 2013 Macroeconomics I 2009-2014 Lectures in Topics in Spatial Labour Markets 2011 Microeconomics I 2009 2013 Exercises in Macroeconomics I and Microeconomics II Grants Finnish Cultural Foundation (2013) Yrjö Jahnsson Foundation (2007) Languages: Finnish (mother language), English (fluent), Swedish (good)