Marko Melolinna

Senior Economist - Structural Economic Analysis Division

Biography

Marko joined the Bank in 2014 and works as economist in the Structural Economic Analysis Division. Before joining the Bank, Marko worked at the Bank of Finland and the European Central Bank. He holds a PhD in economics from the Helsinki School of Economics. Marko’s current research interests include empirical time series econometrics, business investment, productivity and other supply side issues of the UK economy.
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Marko's Bank publications

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The size-centrality relationship in production...

The size-centrality relationship in production networks
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What is productive investment? Insights from...

What is productive investment? Insights from firm-level data for the United Kingdom
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The empirics of granular origins: some challenges...

The empirics of granular origins: some challenges and solutions with an application to the UK
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Trend and cycle shocks in Bayesian unobserved...

Trend and cycle shocks in Bayesian unobserved components models for UK productivity
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Marko's Bank Underground Blog posts

UK productivity puzzle – a production network perspective - December 2022
UK productivity growth from 2008 to 2018: weakness was structural, not cyclical - July 2020
How important are large firms for aggregate productivity growth in the UK? - May 2020
How do firms grow as they age? - February 2019
How does uncertainty affect how UK firms invest? - January 2018
How financial variables can help in identifying the output gap in the UK - April 2016
Productivity in the UK vs the US - can we play catch up again? - November 2015

Marko's selected academic publications

What has driven inflation dynamics in the Euro area, the United Kingdom and the United States - European Central Bank Working Paper No 1802 (2015)
What is the role of Emerging Asia in global oil prices? - BOFIT Discussion Papers (2014)
Macroeconomic shocks in an oil market VAR - European Central Bank Working Paper No 1432 (2012)
What explains risk premiums in crude oil futures? - OPEC Energy Review (2011)
Using Financial Markets Information to Identify Oil Supply Shocks in a Restricted VAR - Finnish Economic Papers (2011) 

 

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