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Forthcoming in the AER: "Managers and Public Hospital Performance" by Pablo Muñoz and Cristóbal Otero. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

🚨Week before the deadline‼️ 🙌Send us your best Macrodevelopment papers! STEG Annual Conference & Theme Workshops, January 2026 — big ideas, great discussions, and a bonus point: secret location🌍🤫 Deadline: 31 August 2025 → How to apply👇 ow.ly/Gkvv50WEtsi CEPR

My paper "Barriers to Global Capital Allocation" with E.Spolaore and Romain Wacziarg is in print at the QJE. 🌎🌍🌏 In today's VoxDev column we provide a reader-friendly breakdown of our study. #econtwitter #development #fintwitter

🥳🥳 Our paper Discrimination in the Formation of Academic Networks: A field Experiment on #EconTwitter has just been published in the American Economic Review: Insights. with Bruno Ferman and Pedro Sant'Anna

“By enabling senior workers to accomplish more tasks independently, AI may inadvertently reduce entry-level opportunities, raising concerns about how future generations will acquire essential expertise” and potentially lowering growth in per capita GDP. edwardconard.com/macro-roundup/…

Very excited for the publication of our new work on inequality and taxation in Brazil -- please join us for the live conference with minister Fernando Haddad starting now! Paper: taxobservatory.eu//www-site/uplo… Conference: youtube.com/@MinFazenda

Mi niño lindo 😍

Ahora sí, amigos. Hoy salió mi nuevo libro. Lo conseguís en tu librería amiga (en Argentina, pronto en otros países) y en ebook. Escribí el libro que me hubiera gustado leer cuando estaba eligiendo qué carrera estudiar, cuando empecé a estudiar economía. Me cuentan.

This semester, we'll organize a PhD reading group on Industrial policy at Columbia Economics, with CBS, SIPA, and CPE, with Lucía Casal and Filip Milos (both postdocs at CBS) We'll cover recent advances in IP at the intersection of macro, growth, firm dynamics, trade-spatial, public

Somo el mejor país de Sevilla 😅🇨🇱

Everyone’s talking about Erik Brynjolfsson, Bharat Chandar & Ruyu Chen’s excellent new paper Canaries in the Coal Mine. It shows entry-level jobs shrinking in AI-exposed occupations. But wait: earlier studies found AI helps novices most. So why are entry-level jobs disappearing? (1/n)

Now that we are getting some clearer signals from the labor market about how AI may be affecting employment of different groups, Enrique Ide provides a terrific thread tying together the key results with his new paper on AI in the Knowledge Economy with Eduard Talamas.

A great thread making sense out of the emerging stylized facts on the labour market impact of AI, on the basis of the forthcoming JPE paper by Enrique Ide and Eduard Talamàs

Felicitaciones, qué buena noticia!

1/7 New research from our faculty Berkeley Economics reveals how America's wealthiest people avoid paying taxes. A team of UC Berkeley economists has put concrete numbers on the effective tax rate for the country's richest individuals.

Working in intersection of Finance and Development?! Submit your paper by November 16th 📆 2026 edition of WEFIDEV Conference 👇

I'm hiring a predoc to work w/ me on empirical IO/applied micro projects starting in Fall '26! Details below and instructions here: shoshanavasserman.com/call_for_predo… International students (who need J1) are welcome & non-econ bgs are fine given interest + curiosity. Please apply :)

Do households adjust their portfolios when central bank rates move? What triggers adjustments? We tackle these questions in this paper! We study nearly identical safe liquid assets where moving funds is free and instantaneous Yet most households barely respond to spreads!🧵