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Vincenzo Quadrini and I organized a special issue of RED to celebrate the 25th anniversary of "Frontiers of Business Cycle Research," a book edited by Tom Cooley in 1995. Please take a look! 1/3 sciencedirect.com/journal/review…

“Credit Frictions in the Great Recession” - a research digest by Managing Editor Doug Clement - summarizes research by Kehoe and Pastorino in which they find that easing household credit constraints might have resulted in a less severe employment loss. bit.ly/39bPTT1

🎓 Econ Job Market Candidate 🎓 Hello #EconTwitter. I am on the job market. My research interests are in macroeconomics/labor economics/public economics. In my JMP, I study how singles and couples should be taxed on their income. Website: sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/emal… #econjobmarket

A solution to the unemployment volatility puzzle in search models that is immune to existing critiques of other explanations, from Patrick J. Kehoe, Pierlauro Lopez, Virgiliu Midrigan, and Elena Pastorino nber.org/papers/w29794

New paper by Kehoe, Lopez (Pierlauro Lopez), Midrigan and Pastorino resolves the unemployment volatility puzzle (Shimer puzzle) by combining asset-pricing preferences and human capital acquisition. restud.com/paper/asset-pr…

Here's the program for this year's installment of the Macro Public Finance session at NBER Summer institute, with exciting topics ranging from the dynamics of tax policy, international policy coordination, and debt, to taxing the rich: conference.nber.org/altsched/si23m… NBER

SED 2023, Cartagena Thanks @Economiauandes and UTB Oficial !! #SED2023 #SED_2023

This year's edition of SED Meeting was really something. Beautiful papers, location, and especially company. Thank you!

New Economic Commentary: Understanding Post-Pandemic Surprises in #Inflation and the #LaborMarket. See the report: clefed.org/4c4FhUF #EconTwitter

How should we tax capital gains due to rising asset prices? On realization? On accrual? Or should we perhaps tax wealth? The existing public finance literature has a big hole making it unsuitable for thinking about these issues: it doesn't model asset prices! 🧵 on a new paper:

Since the #pandemic, the US has experienced rising and falling inflation alongside persistent #LaborMarket imbalances. In a new report, Cleveland Fed economists interpret these #macroeconomic dynamics and explain their findings: clefed.org/4c4FhUF #EconTwitter

Comment s’installe un pouvoir liberticide? Dix leçons tirées de l’observation des évolutions politiques de la Russie. 1/20, 🧶

My latest Wall Street Journal Opinion is about this chart. Today the household survey shows millions more people working than pre-COVID. This increase is 𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙮 due to the increase in foreign-born workers. That's a strong argument 𝙛𝙤𝙧 immigration. wsj.com/articles/immig…

Excelente artículo de Jesús Fernández-Villaverde sobre demografía. Lectura recomendada a Javier Jorrín Rafael Domenech | @BBVAResearch & @UV_EG Rebeca Gimeno Carlos Sánchez spectator.co.uk/article/the-gl…

Do global financial conditions drive borrowing costs for poor countries? While true during one recent period, local conditions typically dominate--per a new economic/statistical analysis by @Fab_Perri, Pierlauro Lopez, YAN BAI & Patrick Kehoe. bit.ly/3FOsBX8

Once again, I'm disappointed to see Autor and co inappropriately extrapolating their DiD results to make conclusions about aggregate effects, and I'm disappointed in the media for giving these unwarranted conclusions space. [1/x] nytimes.com/2025/07/14/opi…

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