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Just published in Journal of Public Economics: "Avoidance Responses to the Wealth Tax" By Mariona Mas-Montserrat, Jose Maria Durán-Cabré, & Alejandro Esteller Moré sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #econtwitter

Hope for our species?

A new Glaeser-Gyourko working paper is a big event for housing economists. The latest is "AMERICA'S HOUSING SUPPLY PROBLEM: THE CLOSING OF THE SUBURBAN FRONTIER?" Let's dig in. 🧵

In questo tweet di tre mesi fa la parte più facile non era la previsione di non raggiungimento del quorum (che pure era molto facile). La parte più facile era che la banda di incompetenti che guida PD e CGIL farà finta di nulla e resterà al suo posto.

There is a great new paper out by Ed Glaeser & Joseph Gyourko: The housing supply problem isn't just expensive coastal cities anymore, the "suburban frontier" is also closing. Tl;dr "Insiders increasingly use regulations to protect their own rents and keep outsiders out."🧵

Once the child reaches adulthood, the funds can be used for expenses such as college tuition or a down payment on a home. Read more: unusualwhales.com/news/trump-to-…

I (seem to) remember a paper by Ed Prescott (and possibly co-authors) - on General Equilibrium theory with incomplete markets - where the incompleteness had to do with inherited abilities at birth ... andf lotteries where involved. I asked around but nobody seems to remember

New paper: Applying computation tools to over 2000 years of textual data in Chinese, we test the hypothesis that the organization of families (kin-based institutions) shapes our psychology. Mohammad Atari Edward Slingerland Kevin Hong Jonathan Schulz

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20340 Economic Models of Cultural Transmission Alberto Bisin alberto bisin New York University, Thierry Verdier Paris School of Economics @EcoledesPonts ow.ly/bJIt50W6kTH #CEPR_DE #CEPR_EH #CEPR_PoE #EconTwitter

Pessima idea, dannosa alla democrazia. Non firmate.

We hosted a fantastic conference on “Beliefs and the Macroeconomy.” Lots of questions to reflect on at the intersection of behavioural and macroeconomics— ambiguity, cognition and the role of beliefs in macro. See below for a short write up. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…

Pochi giorni fa l'ex Presidente del Consiglio Giuseppe Conte sosteneva che il Superbonus non fa aumentare il debito e che "i notevoli costi differiti dei Superbonus saranno assorbiti dall'Italia in modo relativamente agevole". È chiaramente una menzogna. Questo grafico dell'UPB

Campus at University of Miami. Let me also note that, unlike many schools, we are recruiting this year in Economics. Reach out.

City owned grocery stores? Really? Never could I have imagined this was a “thing” in NY.

Twenty years after the nationalization of grocery stores in NYC, New Yorkers will visit grocery stores in Texas and they will be as unable to comprehend the abundance as future Russian president Boris Elstine was when he visited a grocery store in Texas in the 1980s

Yesterday, EIEF - Einaudi Institute for Economics and Finance hosted the inaugural RoME Alumni Conference, which I had the pleasure of co-organizing with @FrancescoBoninsegna (NYU)! The event brought together alumni of the Rome Master in Economics (RoME). 👇 A short thread highlighting this year's speakers! 1/n