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If anyone is interested, here are the lecture notes on General Equilibrium from my class at the LSE MRes/PhD in Economics. personal.lse.ac.uk/GOTTLIED/publi…

Here's a link to the program for the NBER Macro Annual to be held on April 18 and 19. I'll post a Zoom link when available so that people can enjoy the sessions remotely. nber.org/conferences/39…

🧵The Bank of England Agenda for Research (BEAR) sets our key research questions. Alongside the multi-year document published in 2020, we also publish a set of annual "Priority Topics" for each calendar year. 2024's are just out! Read on for more info… bankofengland.co.uk/research/bank-…

👇👇New #WeekInEurope Podcast 👇👇 Macroeconomic Forecasting at the ECB with Oscar Arce (Director General Economics) We discuss about the #Euro #Area's macro outlook, past forecast errors, and the difficulties associated with producing forecasts. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Read the #EconomicBulletin for updated estimates of the natural interest rate for the euro area ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-b…

The UK was the birthplace of the modern welfare state (see the Beveridge Report). But it's now suffering an existential crisis. This new IPPR report by Melanie Wilkes and Henry Parkes outlines some key policy solutions to fixing the UK's social security system 👇

After a long Covid break, my colleagues at School of Economics & Finance at Queen Mary are bringing back to life the Annual Workshop in Quantitative Macro, E1Macro. The deadline to submit is February 29th. See details below👇 #econtwitter spread the word. p.s. April is a great time to visit London 🙂

Hi #EconTwitter! 📈 Interested in 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 #econometrics and forecasting? For those who missed it: check out the material (slides, assignments, data, code) from Bruce Hansen's (UW–Madison) course "Advanced Time Series and Forecasting"! It includes 500 slides

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10 Books that Changed the Way I Think (2) 1)The Declining Worker Power Hypothesis- Anna Stansbury +Summers Examines rising markups and increasing capital share, focusing on worker power. Particularly insightful imo is the focus on distribution of econ rents, based on bargaining

MACROFINANCE 2024 online summer school on starting end of next week. Lectures: videos to watch on your own Review session: live on zoom initiative.princeton.edu/2024-macro-fin… If interested, send email to [email protected]

Episode 169: Heterodox Economists, Part 1: Michał Kalecki In the first installment of their miniseries on heterodox economists, Adam Tooze and Cameron Abadi look at the life and ideas of Polish economist Michał Kalecki: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/het…

"Inflation and the Macroeconomy." I wrote up my comments as a Grumpy Economist essay. Also link to the video of a great panel discussion with Jason Furman, Christina Romer and Ben Bernanke. Links in the first reply below.

Is euro zone unemployment rate unsustainably low? Does the record-low unemployment rate imply a tight labour market? I think the answer to both questions is “No”. A longish 🧵motivated by Bob Elliott. 1/

New at THE OVERSHOOT (free!) Contra Krugman on Current Account Controversies theovershoot.co/p/contra-krugm… <-- The surpluses of Edwardian Britain were not benign and should not be used to justify similar surpluses in Japan, Germany, and elsewhere.

Bruegel DNB Conference 9-4-25 youtu.be/03oUUKhCNC8?fe… via YouTube My remarks on what Europe should be doing to strengthen its position in the new international monetary order. (Time stamp: 2:31:59)

A program update is available for the 3rd edition of the UEA Time Series Workshop, May 22-23, at University of East Anglia, Norwich. Registrations are open until April 29th via store.uea.ac.uk/conferences-an…

I had great time presenting our paper on nonlinear hysteresis effects (co-authored with Omar P. Carnevale) at the UEA Time Series workshop. Big thanks to Martin Bruns and the organizers for the opportunity!

Great experience presenting my paper "Are Hysteresis Effects Nonlinear?" (w/ Omar P. Carnevale ) at #IAAE2025 in Turin. Happy to receive an Honorable Mention from the committee, and to be part of a session with a great lineup of papers. 👇