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Vendors in Chile selling fish illegally learn and adapt, making illegal behavior harder to catch. High frequency monitoring worsens the problem, from Andres Gonzalez Lira and @mushfiq_econ nber.org/papers/w28610

“La hierba es para las vacas.” One last time on the courts with Andres Gonzalez Lira

Ultimos días para postular! Andres Gonzalez Lira Gaston Illanes

[Investigación] Andrés González Lira asistió a un encuentro nacional organizado por CENABAST, en donde presentó parte de los resultados de un estudio sobre la eficiencia en la compra de medicamentos para hospitales💊 Revisa más detalles en esta nota: bit.ly/3PfMlF9

🔎📚| Andrés González, académico de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, presentará: "Competition under Incomplete Contracts and the Design of Procurement Policies" 📆 Miércoles 23 de agosto, 12:30 PM 📍 Sala 401, Beauchef 851, Piso 4

A toda la comunidad de Economistas UC, les invitamos a enviar sus mejores papers! 🥳 Josefa Aguirre Gaston Illanes Andres Gonzalez Lira

🌐 Work with us! The Business School, of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, is seeking for new Assistant Professor in the areas of Industrial Organization/Strategy, Finance and Marketing.

Happy to announce the 3rd Workshop in IO at RIDGE , w/support from Instituto Economía UC! May 14-15, 2024 in Santiago, Chile Call 4 papers: tinyurl.com/IORIDGE2024 Deadline to submit is Jan 31, here: ridge.org.uy/2024-may-forum/ Really looking forward to another excellent meeting!

🚨We are hiring two postdocs for AY 24-25 at the Pricing Lab at Harvard Business School. The position is open to those with and without AP offers. You can work with industry data alongside Alberto Cavallo (macro side of the lab) and myself. Link for microeconomics: academicpositions.harvard.edu/postings/12981

New working paper studying complementarities in the residential demand for rooftop solar and battery storage. We use nationwide household-level data and a dynamic demand model to evaluate the effects of battery availability, power outages, and incentives on solar adoption.

The deadline of the call 4 papers for the workshop on Industrial Organization RIDGE is rapidly approaching! Deadline to submit is *Jan 31*, here: ridge.org.uy/2024-may-forum/ Call 4 papers: tinyurl.com/IORIDGE2024 Meeting: May 14-15, 2024 in Santiago, Chile at Instituto Economía UC Please RT

Data linking individuals' characteristics to their choices aids the identification of demand, with no need for “BLP instruments.” Own/cross-price elasticities are often identified even when non-price choice characteristics are endogenous and uninstrumented econometricsociety.org/publications/e…

Excited and grateful to join the Stigler Center Chicago Booth as an affiliate fellow

Forthcoming IJIO article by Claudia Allende SC Juan Pablo Atal Penn Rodrigo Carril UPF Barcelona José Ignacio Cuesta Stanford University Andrés González-Lira: "Drivers of Public Procurement Prices: Evidence from Pharmaceutical Markets" doi.org/10.1016/j.ijin…

New working paper w/ @m_bombardini Andres Gonzalez Lira and Bingjing Li! We find positive employment effects of government purchases and evaluate the costs per job of current and future Buy American provisions

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🗓️🇦🇷@SEDMeeting Buenos Aires is nearly here! Dec 12-14 Economía UTDT! Interested in energy/environmental econ? I'm organizing a session with an exciting lineup of researchers: Andres Gonzalez Lira➡️solar☀️ Luming Chen➡️wind💨 Rafael Araujo➡️deforestation🌳 Don't miss it!

‘Buy national’ provisions serve as non-tariff barriers to trade and are often defended as tools for job creation and industrial policy. Findings indicate that while these policies may increase domestic employment, they come with rising welfare costs, write @m_bombardini,