Henri Salokangas
hrwsal@utu.fi +358 50 520 2273 Rehtorinpellonkatu 3 Turku : 471 |
Health economics, labor economics, economic history
INVEST-flagship
I am a senior researcher in the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) and a visiting researcher in INVEST-flagship in University of Turku. I did my PhD in health economics in University of Turku, department of economics.
Primary e-mail: henri.salokangas@thl.fi
I am an applied economist working at the intersection of health economics, labor economics, epidemiology and sociology. My research studies how life events — including health shocks, job loss, migration and exposure to warfare — shape individuals' labor market trajectories and family outcomes, with a focus on causal identification using Finnish administrative register data. For more info see my personal webpage.
- Current coursesPast courses
- 2017-> KT31 Taloushistoria
- 2018-> KT31 Economic history (exchange students)
- 2020-> HOIT0321 Introduction to Health Economics
- 2021 KT042131 Economic history as a laboratory for empirical research
- Lessons from the Finnish Basic Income Experiment (2026) Beyond the Nordic Welfare State : Extending Social Investments with Interventions Salokangas, Henri; Sirniö, Outi; Hiilamo, Heikki; Moisio, Pasi
- The effect of age-specific stay-at-home recommendation on healthcare utilization: Evidence from Finland’s COVID-19 policy (2026)
- European Journal of Health Economics
- A family affair? Long-term economic and mental health effects of spousal cancer (2025)
- Journal of Population Economics
- Childhood adversities and long-term sleep problems: The mediating role of affective symptoms. A prospective population study (2025)
- Sleep Medicine
- Parental Job Loss and Children's Socioeconomic Disadvantage (2025) Eskelinen, Niko; Jernström, Laura; Salokangas, Henri
- Taloustieteilijät monitieteisessä tutkimusyhteisössä: Kokemuksia INVEST-lippulaivasta (2025)
- Kansantaloudellinen Aikakauskirja
- Effects of childhood adversities on alexithymia features vary between sexes : Results of a prospective population study =
Los efectos de las adversidades infantiles sobre los rasgos de la alexitimia varían según el sexo : Resultados de un estudio poblacional prospectivo (2024)- European Journal of Psychotraumatology
- Gender differences in the association between adverse childhood experiences and premature mortality : A prospective population study (2024)
- Child Abuse and Neglect
- Family Affair? Long-Term Economic and Mental Effects of Spousal Cancer (2023) Bockerman Petri, Kortelainen Mika, Salokangas Henri, Vaalavuo Maria
- Kvasikokeelliset menetelmät terveydenhuollon ja terveystaloustieteen vaikutusarvioinneissa (2023)
- Sosiaalilääketieteellinen Aikakauslehti



