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December 12-14, 2024, at Universidad Di Tella in Buenos Aires! The organizers are Sebastian Di Tella (Stanford) and Mike Waugh (MN Fed). Deadline for submissions is September 3rd, 2024 and decisions will be emailed October the 4th, 2024. Registration deadline October 31st. 2/3

How should childcare subsidies vary with family income? In a new paper David Koll, Dominik Sachs, Fabian Stürmer-Heiber, and Hélène Turon study this question in the German context with a dynamic structural model.

Our labor group at ifo Institut is looking for a pre-doc! We are an international and motivated group of economists working on all things labor (gender, family, crime, urban..). Bonus: Everyone is really sweet and we also hang out outside of work. Join us in beautiful Munich😊

FAU WiSo invites applications for a Full Professor of Economics, in particular Economic Theory. We seek to appoint an ecomist with an internationally visible profile with a particular focus on economic theory and microeconomics. fau.eu/people/working…

Replication games are on. Sounds like a very useful exercise. Just before the EEA/ESEM Meetings.

⚠️Final days of our call for papers for the macro & firm heterogeneity conference in Dec in Mannheim. Keynotes are Pablo Ottonello & Yueran Ma. Submit your paper by July 15th. More info here: tinyurl.com/28utf299 #EconTwitter

Sharing this excellent thread. Maybe, one day, this info & pretty clear evidence will reach the right pair of ears.

It’s always seemed odd to me that we literally have a paper *in the AER* showing equal leave policies create gender inequities, yet I have never seen those policies questioned.

Very sad. Rest in peace, Paul.

Fantastic news! Congratulations, Lukas!

We are hiring in macro at the University of Mannheim — both, Assistant Professors & Postdocs. We are particularly interested in labor, family, and monetary macro, but all subfields of macro should apply. Apply through EJM by Nov 17. Department of Economics, University of Mannheim Mannheim Graduate School (GESS)

Had a blast at the annual Frankfurt-Mannheim Macro Workshop today! Thanks to all the participants for sharing great papers and discussions! Miren Azkarate-Askasua Lidia Cruces Marek Ignaszak

An amazing macro day in Mannheim! Many 🙏 to the organizers for including our paper Mattia Colombo Eleftheria Triviza to the program and to our discussant Nicolò Russo for the great feedback! Full paper available 👇 ftp.zew.de/pub/zew-docs/d…

Fantastic to see Hanno‘s original JM paper finally in print. Very interesting work on how alimony payments affect incentives to work of ex-spouses and what this means for welfare. Congratulations, Hanno. Very proud of you!

Macro at LSE is hiring pre docs for September 2025! Come and work in the best city in the world, on cutting edge macro with Joe Hazell, Ethan Ilzetzki, Ricardo Reis, and Ben Moll. Past predocs have gone to places like Harvard, LSE and Northwestern. jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/14…

Thanks for inviting me to Bristol. It was a fun conference on gender, diversity, and human capital.

New Opinion Piece out! Matthias Doepke LSE Department of Economics, Hanno Foerster Boston College, Anne Hannusch Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and Michele Tertilt Department of Economics, University of Mannheim: 'Protection for whom? The political economy of protective labor laws for women'. wol.iza.org/opinions/prote…

More on the political economy of #protectivelaborlaws for #women: IZA Discussion Paper No. 17857 by Matthias Doepke LSE Department of Economics, Hanno Foerster Boston College, Anne Hannusch Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn and Michele Tertilt @conUniMannheim. full text: docs.iza.org/dp17857.pdf