David Cesarini (@daddaces) 's Twitter Profile
David Cesarini

@daddaces

Professor of Economics, New York University.

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Do you care about industrial policy? Do you care about growth and innovation? Do you wake up at night in a cold sweat screaming about the third country impacts of recent trade wars? Then read this paper now!

William Witheridge (@willwitheridge) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How does monetary policy affect inflation in emerging economies? In my JMP, I find an increase in interest rates: → inflation increases in emerging markets, opposite to advanced economies Why? The interaction with fiscal policy #EconTwitter #Econjobmarket

How does monetary policy affect inflation in emerging economies?

In my JMP, I find an increase in interest rates:

→ inflation increases in emerging markets, opposite to advanced economies

Why? The interaction with fiscal policy

#EconTwitter #Econjobmarket
NYU Economics Department (@nyufasecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

William Witheridge (William Witheridge) is a macroeconomist in international finance and monetary economics, who studies monetary policy and inflation in emerging-market economies. Learn more at willwitheridge.com

William Witheridge (<a href="/WillWitheridge/">William Witheridge</a>) is a macroeconomist in international finance and monetary economics, who studies monetary policy and inflation in emerging-market economies. Learn more at willwitheridge.com
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Hi #EconTwitter! Kenji Wada is excited to share with you his #EconJMP. He studies the decision making under parameter and state uncertainty, and its implications for equilibrium dynamics and credible policy promises in a general environment. 1/11

Hi #EconTwitter! Kenji Wada is excited to share with you his #EconJMP.

He studies the decision making under parameter and state uncertainty, and its implications for equilibrium dynamics and credible policy promises in a general environment. 1/11
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Yusufcan Demirkan is microeconomic theorist whose work focuses on individual decision-making models influenced by vision science and social group dynamics, examining their effects on markets. More information is available at yusufcandemirkan.com.

Yusufcan Demirkan is microeconomic theorist whose work focuses on individual decision-making models influenced by vision science and social group dynamics, examining their effects on markets. More information is available at yusufcandemirkan.com.
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Jimena Galindo is an experimental economist who uses theory-based experiments to study how people learn. Learn more at jimenagalindo.com

Jimena Galindo is an experimental economist who uses theory-based experiments to study how people learn. Learn more at jimenagalindo.com
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Xiaoye Liao is a microeconomic theorist who works on information economics and dynamic interactions, including strategic information transmission and sequential information acquisition in coordination games. Learn more at sites.google.com/site/econxylia….

Xiaoye Liao is a microeconomic theorist who works on information economics and dynamic interactions, including strategic information transmission and sequential information acquisition in coordination games. Learn more at sites.google.com/site/econxylia….
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Wonseok Yoo is a behavioral and experimental economist who studies how individuals’ behavioral biases in decisions affect learning patterns in the lab. Learn more at sites.google.com/view/oneyoo

Wonseok Yoo is a behavioral and experimental economist who studies how individuals’ behavioral biases in decisions affect learning patterns in the lab. Learn more at sites.google.com/view/oneyoo
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Using data on Swedish lottery players to estimate the effect of wealth on players' own crime and the delinquency risk of their children, from David Cesarini, Erik Lindqvist, Robert Ă–stling, and Christofer Schroeder nber.org/papers/w31962

Using data on Swedish lottery players to estimate the effect of wealth on players' own crime and the delinquency risk of their children, from <a href="/daddaces/">David Cesarini</a>, <a href="/eriklindqvist1/">Erik Lindqvist</a>, <a href="/robertostling/">Robert Ă–stling</a>, and Christofer Schroeder nber.org/papers/w31962
Nicholas A. Christakis (@nachristakis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Inventive, important, elegant new NBER paper by David Cesarini Eric Lindqvist Robert Östling & Christofer Schroeder indicates that poverty per se may not be a fundamental cause of crime. It’s well known that poor people commit more crimes. But why? One set of theories relates

Erik Ă–berg (@ek_oberg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Exciting times at @EconomicsUU! Excited to share that Fredrik Sävje (Yale) will soon join us as an Associate Professor. Guillaume Nevó (NYU) will soon join us as an Assistant Professor on tenure track.

Exciting times at @EconomicsUU! Excited to share that 

Fredrik Sävje (Yale) will soon join us as an Associate Professor. 

Guillaume NevĂł (NYU) will soon join us as an Assistant Professor on tenure track.
Patrick Turley (@patrickaturley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here's a pretty good summary of the state of the field for how genetic data can be applied in economics research. On top of tying much of the field together in a consistent framework, there are also a handful of novel theoretical results. Excited to see this out!

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Wealth shocks from lotteries reduce support for wealth, real-estate, and inheritance taxes but have no discernible effects on overall ideology or political participation, from Brännlund, David Cesarini, Lindgren, Erik Lindqvist, Oskarsson, and Robert Östling nber.org/papers/w32777

Wealth shocks from lotteries reduce support for wealth, real-estate, and inheritance taxes but have no discernible effects on overall ideology or political participation, from Brännlund, <a href="/daddaces/">David Cesarini</a>, Lindgren, <a href="/eriklindqvist1/">Erik Lindqvist</a>, Oskarsson, and <a href="/robertostling/">Robert Östling</a> nber.org/papers/w32777
LoĂŻc Yengo (@loicyengo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new paper is accessible here: nature.com/articles/s4158…. Thanks to all our study participants (across 6 cohorts) and all our co-authors for their hard work, especially Julia Sidorenko and Peter Visscher.

David Cesarini (@daddaces) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Elevator conversation with janitor in our building: Me: "So, who do you think will win next week?" After a five-second pause, he furrows his brow and replies, "The Dodgers." Oddly refreshing to meet someone who isn’t on pins and needles about next week's political drama.

Maria M Stenergard (@mariastenergard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Idag är det 35 år sedan Berlinmuren föll. Det var en vändpunkt i Europas historia, när en symbol för förtryck revs av en frihetstörst som inte gick att släcka. 1989 års anda behövs fortfarande, nu mer än på länge.