I am very happy and honored to receive the Best Paper Award. Thank you FIW - Research Centre International Economics for this great conference with so many inspiring presentations. I am happy that I could be part of it !

📣It’s equal pay day - check the stats! Mit kleinem Input von mir :)

New WP: "New Trade Models, Same Old Emissions?" We ask: How does #firm heterogeneity affect the aggregate #emission impact of international #trade? Summary in @JoschkaWanner's thread and detailed results here: ide.go.jp/English/Publis…

Now online as DIW Berlin DP as well! Check out @JoschkaWanner, Yuta Watabe and my work on the impact of #trade on #emissions in different #quantitative trade models and how firm #heterogeneity affects the #emission effect of trade : diw.de/de/diw_01.c.89…

Very happy to see this out as my first NBER working paper! We (Oliver Pfäuti, Jonathan Zinman, and I) study how heterogeneity in cognitive skills and overconfidence about those skills matters for observed household heterogeneity, the macroeconomy and fiscal policy. Short thread:

Recently published in REStud, ``Does Pricing Carbon Mitigate Climate Change? Firm-Level Evidence from the European Union Emissions Trading System,'' from Jonathan Colmer, Ralf Martin, Mirabelle Muuls, and Wagner: restud.com/does-pricing-c…

For anyone interested in #WebTracking, #MachineLearning, or #CompetitionPolicy: please check out our new discussion paper👇

We’ve had an exciting two days at our Summer School with @Econ_UW and DIW Berlin! PhD students from the DIW Graduate Center—Till Köveker, @MeisterLorenz, and Yogam Tchokni—presented their latest research findings. Great insights and discussions! #EconResearch #PhD #DIW

It was a lot of fun to present the paper "New Trade Models, Same Old Emissions?" Boston College! Thank you very much for the invitation to present in your PhD class and for the great discussion about research in #trade and #environment Farid Farrokhi!

📢 Nur noch eine Woche, um sich für diese spannende Stelle  zu bewerben: diw.de/sixcms/detail.… 📈 Arbeite mit uns an der Schnittstelle zwischen #Forschung und #Politikberatung zu Themen der #Wettbewerbs- und #Industriepolitik! 📅Bewerbungsfrist: 10. November

New working paper on solving and estimating models of combinatorial choice! adrkul.github.io/pdf/spatial_po…

There's been a lot of debate about what economic theory says regarding tariffs. Drawing on my research with quantitative economic models, here's a thread explaining the textbook logic for why "tariffs are bad" for revenue generation. 🧵 Let’s dive in!

Thank you @JoschkaWanner for these kind words and for promoting my JMP! I can only second how much I have learned from you- both through our joint paper and in general - and look forward to many more projects together!

Thank you Pol Antras for these kind words and for all the time and invaluable advice you have dedicated to my JMP and other research projects over the past three months!

We are incredibly excited to have Robin Sogalla tomorrow (11/20/24) at Clark University. Please join us for an insightful guest lecture on carbon pricing and international trade! clarku.edu/events/event/l…

🚨 I’m on the job market! 🚨 Check out my JMP: Designing Debt Restructuring: The Adverse Effects on Labor Market Outcomes. Bonus: fun insights on examiner/judge IV designs. Very brief summary: 👇

Thank you very much Kensuke Suzuki for the invitation to present my JMP and the great day Clark University ! I had lots of fun, received great comments and had many inspiring conversations about research in #trade and #environment!

We were excited to feature Robin Sogalla (Robin Sogalla) from DIW Berlin, who delivered a special lecture on carbon pricing and international trade. His terriffic work highlights how heterogeneous firms shape the emission and welfare implications of EU climate policies

🚨New paper!🚨 “The End of Oil” asks how oil suppliers might respond to an anticipated long-run decline in global oil demand. The answer: disinvestment is likely to outweigh the “green paradox”, leading to lower extraction in both the short and long-run. Comments welcome.