Herra Erkki Haaksluoto 16/2 1970

Kirje 16.2.1970

Professori Jan-Magnus Jansson 26/5 1970

Kirje 26.5.1970

Globalization and culture shaping the gender gap: A comparative analysis of urban Latin America and East Asia (1970 - 2000)

In this paper we present: 1. The available data on comparative gender inequality at themacroeconomic level and 2. Gender inequality measures at the microeconomic and case studylevel. We see that market openness has a significant effect on the narrowing of the human capitalgender gap. Globalization and market openness stand as factors that improve both the humancapital endowments of women and their economic position. But we also see that the effects ofculture and religious beliefs are very different. While Catholicism has a statistically significantinfluence on the improvement of the human capital gender gap, Muslim and Buddhist religiousbeliefs have the opposite effect and increase human capital gender differences.In the second global era, some Catholic Latin American countries benefited from market opennessin terms of the human capital and income gender gap, whereas we find the opposite impact inBuddhist and Muslim countries like China and South Korea where women s economic positionhas worsened in terms of human capital and wage inequality.

Tohtori Johannes Virolainen 8/7 1970

Kirje 8.7.1970

Generaldirektör Antero Piha 28.5.1970

Kirje

The role of Mexico in the first oil shortage: 1918-1922, an international perspective

In 1921 Mexico produced a quarter of world s petroleum, making the country the secondlargest producer in the world, but by 1930 it only accounted for 3 per cent of world sproduction. To date the discussion has mostly relied on events taking place in Mexico forexplaining the decline of the industry. Very little attention has been placed todevelopments in petroleum industry elsewhere, except Venezuela. Practically noattention has been paid to the reasons for the rise of oil output in Mexico. This neglectsthe massive changes taking place in the petroleum industry worldwide during the GreatWar years and its aftermath, and overall ignores the shortage of oil that occurred in theworld s markets between 1918-1921. These are crucial events in order to understand theearly rise of the Mexican oil industry and set the basis for a better understanding of thesubsequent sudden decline.

Professori Raoul Palmgren 8/3 1970

Kirje 8.3.1970

Estadísticas de los desembarques de la pesquería marina peruana 1970-1982

Presenta las estadísticas de los desembarques de la pesca peruana desde 1970-1982

Jordbrukare Arvo Moilanen 27.4.1970 Laukas

Kirje

Eco-rastreo - Agosto 1970 Operación Eureka XVII (ERK - 7008)

Resume los resultados de la Operación Eureka XVII, incluyendo datos de las embarcaciones bolicheras e información relevante que puede ser utilizada por la flota anchovetera.