Abstract

This research paper explores the impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on Finland’s economy, with a focus on trade, investment, and economic stability. Domains like Finland's GDP growth, export-import dynamics, employment rates, and overall economic performance were significantly affected by the disruption caused by the conflict. By assessing how important sectors such as energy, public expenditure and supply were affected by the conflict, the correlation between Finland’s entry into NATO and the Russia-Ukraine war can be deemed as more concrete. This paper also looks into the steps Finland took to offset the negative consequences of interference with long term regional and trade dynamics.

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