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How Do Corporate Taxes Affect Economic Activity? | NBER nber.org/reporter/2023n…

Great piece by my co-author Juan Carlos Suárez and Owen Zidar. And I am also glad to see my honorable mentions at the end. Developing country and emerging economies also have many interesting PF questions. :)

Congrats to my amazing, super smart, kind, and crazy productive colleague Maya Rossin-Slater! 🎉🥳🎈🎈 Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research StanfordHealthPolicy Stanford University aeaweb.org/about-aea/comm….

Well-deserved recognition of SIEPR Senior Fellow/Steering Committee member Maya Rossin-Slater's incredible research! ⤵️

BIG NEWS! Call for Papers Access, Equity, and Education: A Conference in Honor of Rodney J. Andrews, Ph.D. (Mot Juste) to be held at University of Texas, Dallas May 31 and June 1, 2024. Submission deadline is February 9, 2024. Submit now! asc.ohio-state.edu/logan.155/pdf/…

How can lower income countries collect more taxes? That’s a big question on the minds of many government officials and researchers. Gabe Tourek Gabriel Tourek and I offer some answers in our new paper just out in the Journal of Econ Perspectives @aeapubs aeaweb.org/articles?id=10… 1/n

10 years ago my PhD advisors (+&others I admire) co-authored a symposium in the Journal of Economic Perspectives on #tax & #development. Their work was a big source of inspiration for me. Fast forward and we now have a similar JEP sympo on the new knowledge frontier in #Tax4Dev.

How do non-rival inputs affect firm boundaries? What are the macro implications? In latest work w/ @hannahrubinton, we use new data on firm custom software investments to explore impacts of the rise of software on increase in firm scope and concentration👉 dropbox.com/scl/fi/rtc8ajy…

Come work with us Stanford Graduate School of Business by helping direct exciting research on housing policy, urban economics, business taxation, and environmental regulation!

Happy to see this important paper in print! direct.mit.edu/rest/article-a…

Can the provision of public goods increase tax compliance? In a new working paper with Anne Brockmeyer @annebrockmeyer.bsky.social & Juan Carlos Suárez, we study a large public investment experiment and find that local public infrastructure does not improve property tax compliance in Mexico City. 1/

I learned a lot working on this paper. Admin tax data and experimentally allocated public infrastructure allowed us to measure small differences between these lines. Yet there is so much more to learn about the level and slope in this graph!

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19354 The Fiscal Contract up Close: Experimental Evidence from #Mexico City Anne Brockmeyer @annebrockmeyer.bsky.social World Bank Institute for Fiscal Studies UCL, Francisco Garfias UC San Diego, Juan Carlos Suárez Stanford Graduate School of Business ow.ly/T8bo50SXvox #CEPR_DE #CEPR_PE #economics

Prof. Dan Garrett challenges the belief that a lower foreign tax burden of domestic multinational firms will result in more jobs and increased wages at home in a new paper: whr.tn/4dPJ9t9 Prof. Garrett discusses the paper, which he co-authored with Eric Ohrn of

I'm hiring a Pre-Doctoral Research Assistant starting fall 2025. Together, we will build and analyze big data to study inequality in America. Stanford University Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research siepr.stanford.edu/programs/predo…

If you are interested in the semiconductor Chips War, here is an interesting JMP to read.

1. A workshop at the intersection of International and Public Economics 2. Teresa Fort and Mathieu Parenti as keynotes 3. Jakob Miethe and Juan Carlos co-organising 4. Venice and the amazing ifo Staff coordinating everything What else? cesifo.org/en/event/2025-…

Some thoughts Juan Carlos Suarez Serrato and I have on modeling spatial equilibria with heterogeneous firms and workers: aeaweb.org/webcasts/2025/…

Want to go to Venice this summer? Submit your papers on the regulation and taxation of multi-unit groups! We're looking for papers at the intersection of public economics and trade. We'll have great keynotes and fun co-organizers!

Reminder to submit your papers to the NBER Conference on the Economic Analysis of Business Taxation The submission deadline is February 10, 2025 conference.nber.org/confsubmit/bac…