Felipe Del Canto (@pipeton8) 's Twitter Profile
Felipe Del Canto

@pipeton8

PhD student at @HarvardEcon | Formerly Math + Econ at @ucatolica

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linkhttp://pipeton8.github.io calendar_today02-03-2010 23:12:18

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Instituto Economía UC (@ie_uc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🔵 Placement 2023 Instituto de Economía UC 🔵 Felicitamos a los graduados del Magíster en Economía de la Universidad Católica que fueron admitidos en prestigiosas universidades internacionales bit.ly/41HfA6y

🔵 Placement 2023 Instituto de Economía UC 🔵 
Felicitamos a los graduados del Magíster en Economía de la <a href="/ucatolica/">Universidad Católica</a> que fueron admitidos en prestigiosas universidades internacionales bit.ly/41HfA6y
Princeton Economics (@princetonecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Using a wealth of data to model how inflation affects households of different ages and with different levels of education, Felipe Del Canto, John Grigsby, Eric Qian, & @Conor_A_Walsh argue that inflation is neither universally regressive or progressive. bit.ly/43dVq5M

Using a wealth of data to model how inflation affects households of different ages and with different levels of education, <a href="/pipeton8/">Felipe Del Canto</a>, <a href="/JohnRGrigsby/">John Grigsby</a>, Eric Qian, &amp; @Conor_A_Walsh argue that inflation is neither universally regressive or progressive. bit.ly/43dVq5M
Joshua Gans (@joshgans) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have been asked over the last few days about tylercowen and have seen many negative things expressed on this site, including in replies to my criticism of his EJMR research take. So let me try and balance the ship here.

Exante Data (@exantedata) 's Twitter Profile Photo

LATEST RESEARCH Later today at the NBER Meeting on Economic Fluctuations and Growth held at the Chicago Fed, the first paper presented looks at the distributional effects of inflation depending on the source of inflation. “Are Inflationary Shocks Regressive? A Feasible Set

LATEST RESEARCH

Later today at the NBER Meeting on Economic Fluctuations and Growth held at the Chicago Fed, the first paper presented looks at the distributional effects of inflation depending on the source of inflation.

“Are Inflationary Shocks Regressive? A Feasible Set
Estéfano Rubio (@estefanorubio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm grateful to UChicago Economics for highlighting my research. Happy to share the results from my #JMP! Check out all my research on my website: estefanorubio.com I'll be on the 2023-24 #JobMarket, help me with a retweet 🙌#EconTwitter.

I'm grateful to <a href="/UChi_Economics/">UChicago Economics</a> for highlighting my research. Happy to share the results from my #JMP!
Check out all my research on my website: estefanorubio.com
I'll be on the 2023-24 #JobMarket, help me with a retweet 🙌#EconTwitter.
Instituto Economía UC (@ie_uc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

[Egresados] ¡Felicitaciones a nuestras destacadas egresadas y egresados! Estamos orgullosos de anunciar que 12 graduados del Instituto de Economía UC han sido aceptados en programas de doctorado (11) o pre-doctorado (1) en varias de las universidades más prestigiosas del mundo.

[Egresados] ¡Felicitaciones a nuestras destacadas egresadas y egresados! Estamos orgullosos de anunciar que 12 graduados del Instituto de Economía UC han sido aceptados en programas de doctorado (11) o pre-doctorado (1) en varias de las universidades más prestigiosas del mundo.
John Grigsby (@johnrgrigsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great to see this forthcoming! This is an opportune moment to tell you all about this paper about application approval, search behavior and pricing in markets with adverse selection (e.g. markets for mortgages/consumer credit/insurance and arguably labor markets) 🧵👇

Stefanie Stantcheva s-stantcheva.bsky.social (@s_stantcheva) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📈Inflation is hard to understand! It has complex causes, consequences & trade-offs. Our new paper with Francesco Nuzzi & @Al_Bi99studies how people understand inflation & what they want the government to do to fight it. Short summary thread 🧵👇 socialeconomicslab.org/understanding_… 1/

NBER (@nberpubs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new survey sheds light on how people understand the causes, consequences, and trade-offs of inflation, and how they think inflation should be managed, from Alberto Binetti, Francesco Nuzzi, and Stefanie Stantcheva nber.org/papers/w32497

A new survey sheds light on how people understand the causes, consequences, and trade-offs of inflation, and how they think inflation should be managed, from <a href="/Al_Bi99/">Alberto Binetti</a>, <a href="/FraNuzzi98/">Francesco Nuzzi</a>, and <a href="/S_Stantcheva/">Stefanie Stantcheva</a> nber.org/papers/w32497
Javier Mejia (@javiermejiac) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Estoy buscando un RA para que me apoye en mis proyectos de historia económica y política. Bueno con Stata y R. Bueno para la econometría. Pueden enviarme el CV a [email protected]

Harvard Grad Women in Economics (@harvardgwe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Considering applying for an econ PhD? The student-led Duke, Harvard, MIT, and Stanford Economics Mentoring Program (EMP) helps students from underrepresented groups connect with a grad student mentor. Applications are open until July 22nd! Learn more at: economicsmentoringprogram.com

John Grigsby (@johnrgrigsby) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Felipe Del Canto Eric Qian @Conor_A_Walsh and I just posted a heavily revised version of our paper on distributional effects of inflationary shocks in which we now account for arbitrary idiosyncratic risk and constraints, and flesh out the implication of our results for macro models.

Pol Antras (@pol_antras) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/🧵 Today, I would like to tell you about another terrific student of mine: Constanza Abuin (@cotiab_; constanzaabuin.github.io). She is an economist who works on a range of energy and environmental topics, using tools from international trade and industrial organization.

1/🧵 Today, I would like to tell you about another terrific student of mine: Constanza Abuin (@cotiab_; constanzaabuin.github.io). She is an economist who works on a range of energy and environmental topics, using tools from international trade and industrial organization.
UBC Economics (@ubcvse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Pablo (Pablo Valenzuela-Casasempere) is an urban economist interested in history and public economics. His job market paper studies the long-run consequences for individuals displaced by the construction of the highway system in the US. Profile: pvalenzuelac.github.io

Pablo (<a href="/pvalenzuelac/">Pablo Valenzuela-Casasempere</a>) is an urban economist interested in history and public economics. His job market paper studies the long-run consequences for individuals displaced by the construction of the highway system in the US. Profile: pvalenzuelac.github.io
QJPS Editors (@qjps_editors) 's Twitter Profile Photo

From the latest issue of the QJPS, “Exporting Ideology: The Right and Left of Foreign Influence” by Pol Antras Gerard Padro i Miquel. A thread.

John B. Holbein (@johnholbein1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I learned today that--despite being an original command--some Stata users still don't know that the 'beep' command exists! If you put 'beep' into the end of the chunk of code you want to run, it will play a sound to let you know let you know when your do file is done. But

I learned today that--despite being an original command--some <a href="/Stata/">Stata</a> users still don't know that the 'beep' command exists! 

If you put 'beep' into the end of the chunk of code you want to run, it will play a sound to let you know let you know when your do file is done. 

But
Claudio Ferraz (@claudferraz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today Francisco Gallego sites.google.com/view/francisco… leaves his position as scientific diretor for J-PAL LAC after 16 years. Hard to describe everything he did for research and policy evaluation in Chile and LatAm in general in all those years. Gracias Pancho!

QJE (@qjeharvard) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Recently accepted by #QJE, “Are Inflationary Shocks Regressive? A Feasible Set Approach,” by Del Canto (Felipe Del Canto), Grigsby (John Grigsby), Qian (Eric Qian), and Walsh: doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…