🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

📢Join us on April 17th for our colloquium on Inequality and the Macroeconomy! Academic presentations by Minsu Chang (Georgetown) on monetary policy & inequality, and Selin Secil Akin (AU) on gender inequality & fiscal policy. #Economics #Inequality

Congratulations to Megan Wysocki and Mackenzie Shultz for their winning entry to our student developed course competition--Swiftonomics: The Economics of Taylor Swift. Register now! american.edu/cas/news/swift…

Read all about the Institute for Macroeconomic and Policy Analysis' latest symposium on macroeconomics and inequality at impa.american.edu/reports/inequa…

Another nice story on the Department's student- designed course on Taylor Swift’s economic impact - WTOP News (wtop.com/education/2024…)

Congrats to Institute for Macroeconomic & Policy Analysis IMPA on the release of its new brief on the impact of taxing capital gains and dividends! Check out thehill.com/business/47155… and politi.co/4ceahB7 via POLITICO

news.bloombergtax.com/tax-insights-a… Great op-ed today in Bloomberg by Institute for Macroeconomic & Policy Analysis IMPA co-directors Nacho González and Juan Antonio Montecino with Joseph E. Stiglitz

🎓 Join us at the next #EconomicsResearchSeminar featuring Natsuki Arai from Gettysburg College! 🗓️ 11 September, 2024 ⏰ 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM 📍 Kreeger 100. 🔗 Learn more: american.edu/cas/economics/… #ResearchSeminar #AmericanUniversity #EconomicsResearch

🎓 Excited to invite you to our next #EconomicsResearchSeminar with Nathan Larson on Multitasking in Government Hierarchies! 📅 Sept 18th, 12 PM. Don't miss it! 📷 Learn more: news/research-seminars.cfm… #ResearchSeminar #AmericanUniversity #EconomicsResearch

Mary Hansen from Institute for Macroeconomic & Policy Analysis IMPA discusses Harris' economic plan. spectrumnews1.com/ca/southern-ca…

📢 Join us for the next Research Seminar at the Department of Economics about sustainability and climate policy! #ClimatePolicy #Sustainability #NetZero #Economics #ResearchSeminar #AmericanUniversity #TheWorldBank #DoE #DepartmentofEconomics

AU Econ Students on WTOP today: wtop.com/education/2024…

📢 Join us for the next Research Seminar at the Department of Economics this month, every Wednesday from 12pm to 1:15pm! #Economics #ResearchSeminar #AmericanUniversity #PGAE #DoE #DepartmentofEconomics

A huge congratulations to our board member Simon Johnson and his fellow laureates Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson on receiving the Nobel Prize! 🎉 A well-deserved honor!

We are one week to the election--see what our faculty say is at stake for the economy: american.edu/cas/news/harri…

Congrats to PhD alum Natalia Leszczyszyn (linkedin.com/in/natalia-les…) on her appointment as Chief of the Regulatory Analysis Division at NHTSA! (nhtsa.gov)

Congrats to the Department's Institute for Macro Policy Analysis Institute for Macroeconomic & Policy Analysis IMPA on being selected for AU’s Signature Research Initiatives Research Informed Civic Engagement cohort, part of the Translating Research into Action project (american.edu/centers/trac/).

Join us this Wednesday, April 23, as we host Joseph E. Stiglitz, Ilyana Kuziemko, Vanessa Williamson, and more for a timely conversation on U.S. economic policy—and the values that underpin it. 🕥 10am–12pm 📍 AU campus, SIS Building 🔗 RSVP here: impa.american.edu/tax-policy-ine…

Did you hear the talk about some Republicans being open to raising taxes on top earners? If anyone is still worried about higher taxes on the rich hurting economic growth, we have good news: they don’t. What they undeniably do is raise revenue and reduce income inequality.

IMPA’s new research on the long-run costs of cutting federal R&D funding is featured in today’s The New York Times The findings are clear: plausible cuts would shrink U.S. GDP for generations. 📉 Read the article: nytimes.com/2025/04/30/bus…

The House reconciliation bill would extend—and raise to 23%—the QBI deduction. IMPA’s analysis finds no economic justification: no impact on investment or growth, substantial revenue loss, and regressive distributional effects. Read our full report here: impa.american.edu/effects-of-ext…