Oleg Itskhoki (@itskhoki) 's Twitter Profile
Oleg Itskhoki

@itskhoki

Professor of Economics @Harvard.
Infrequently tweet thoughts and re-post links, rarely engage on this platform, looking forward to a less toxic social media.

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Trade Diversion (Jonathan Dingel) (@tradediversion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Headed to NBER SI. In addition to seeing the latest research, I'm looking forward to the panels on "The Future Impacts Of Current Trade Policy" (Oleg Itskhoki, Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan, Amit Khandelwal, Rodriguez-Clare) & "The Future of the Global Economy" (Oleg Itskhoki, Paul Krugman, Tesar).

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N. Gregory Mankiw, Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University, presented the 2025 Martin Feldstein Lecture on "The Fiscal Future." youtube.com/watch?v=B916t3…

N. Gregory Mankiw, Robert M. Beren Professor of Economics at Harvard University, presented the 2025 Martin Feldstein Lecture on "The Fiscal Future." youtube.com/watch?v=B916t3…
The Review of Economic Studies (@reveconstudies) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"This paper explains how do trade and financial sanctions affect the exchange rate and fiscal capacity of the target country and what are the costs to sender" New paper from Oleg Itskhoki and Dmitry Mukhin: restud.com/sanctions-and-… #econtwitter #REStud

"This paper explains how do trade and financial sanctions affect the exchange rate and fiscal capacity of the target country and what are the costs to sender"

New paper from <a href="/itskhoki/">Oleg Itskhoki</a> and <a href="/MukhinDA/">Dmitry Mukhin</a>:

restud.com/sanctions-and-…

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#REStud
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[Reading Group IP week 5] Last week, we covered the 2019 Ecma paper by O. Itskhoki and B. Moll, “Optimal development policies with financial frictions.” They ask how governments in emerging countries can accelerate economic development by intervening in labor and capital markets,

[Reading Group IP week 5] Last week, we covered the 2019 Ecma paper by O. Itskhoki and B. Moll, “Optimal development policies with financial frictions.” They ask how governments in emerging countries can accelerate economic development by intervening in labor and capital markets,