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Thank you @orianabandiera! My paper shows that when we take selection into account, we find that minorities (women in economics) are not those who suffer from under-representation. On the contrary, the majority group (men in economics) benefits from being over-represented.

Had a really great time SED Meeting — among the highlights, I first met Fabio Bertolotti in real life after working with him for 2 years!! Eugene Tan Alessandro T. Villa Vytautas Valaitis

Downward adjustment in demand for durable-goods quality, related to my paper with Alessandro Gavazza and Fabio Bertolotti

Smart intuition, powerful implications! Awesome paper!!!

A look back at 2022 with my favorite innovation economics papers of the year (that I first encountered this year). Writing this made me excited for the year to come! Here we gooooo...

4. Fabio Bertolotti's work on the very difficult question of intellectual property investment dynamics in the context of patent terms split.to/CZQRygg

Pictures that defined an era 🏆 History was made 📚 Le foto che hanno fatto la Storia

Very excited to be in Cartagena for SED Meeting, hearing from great researchers and presenting new work with Andrea Lanteri on “Capital Replacement and Innovation Dynamics” at the Innovation session, June 29 2.45pm room 10! See you there!

*** Continuation of an academic debate I agree with Olivier Blanchard that price-level determination is at the core of monetary policy and short-run macro. Especially because it is fundamentally different from price-theory classical micro where the price level is indeterminate. 🧵

Excited to share my #JMP: Place-Based Industrial Policies and Local Agglomeration in the Long Run ❓Can PBIPs foster local agglomeration and structural change? ✅Novel evidence of virtuous cycle promoted by PBIP ⚙️Key channel: knowledge-intensive services 🧵👇 #EconTwitter

What is the state of academic science? It’s hard to tell with so many unobservables… so, we ran a big survey at ~150 US institutions to generate new findings about professors and their research. Our first draft is out with 7 key (preliminary) results using this new data:

How does funding uncertainty affect science? Every Oct, we get headlines bemoaning the impact of the federal budgeting process on science. Does it matter that grant $$ takes a bit longer to get out the door, or is it just a nuisance we can deal with?

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18869 #Capital Replacement and #Innovation Dynamics Andrea Lanteri Duke University Duke Economics, Fabio Bertolotti Banca d'Italia Ufficio Stampa della Banca d'Italia ow.ly/tpsg50QJbLj #CEPR_MEF, #CEPR_MG #economics

DP19099 Investment-Goods Market Power and Capital Accumulation cepr.org/publications/d… # via CEPR with Andrea Lanteri and Fabio Bertolotti

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19099 Investment-Goods Market Power and #Capital Accumulation Fabio Bertolotti Banca d'Italia Ufficio Stampa della Banca d'Italia, Andrea Lanteri Duke University Duke Economics, Alessandro T. Villa ChicagoFed ow.ly/nqRk50S0nFn #CEPR_MEF #CEPR_MG

1/ New paper alert 👇👇👇 Did you ever imagine having conversations with thousands of people to better understand their views, beliefs, etc? In a new paper with Friedrich Geiecke, we introduce an open-source platform to run robust AI-led interviews: xavierjaravel.com/_files/ugd/bac…

Developing a method to estimate producers' productivity beliefs in settings where output quantities and input prices are unobservable and using it to evaluate allocative efficiency in the market for science, from Fabio Bertolotti, @kroymyers, and Wei Yang Tham nber.org/papers/w34000