And that's a WRAP on TimFest! Thank you to all who joined us this weekend, and for the many more who donated to the Tim Kehoe Fellowship! Here's to the past, present, and future scholarship inspired and supported by Tim Kehoe 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇦🥳

The International Economic Review has just published an exciting paper by Daniel Carroll and Sewon Hur on ON THE DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL TARIFFS. It is available through Wiley Economics here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ie…

My friend and co-author Sewon Hur has written this cool fed blog about sovereign defaults and banking crises. Check it out! Based on our joint work, also w/ Zeynep Yom: sosapadilla.github.io/files/papers/W…

Traveling to Buenos Aires (for first time) to present joint work w/ Elisa Belfiori at Di Tella. Looking forward to the visit and hanging out w/ Elisa Belfiori Andrés Neumeyer 🎗️ Manuel Macera

If you wonder how SED Meeting #Cartagena looks like, it looks like this😎🌴 Coming up 4.30pm! A session on #MacroClimate & #Inequality Sewon Hur Dallas Fed Marcelo Pedroni UvA Amsterdam ShaneMahen Cambridge University & me Universidad Torcuato Di Tella Ps.Picture from the conference venue, believe it or not!

May life always find us like this: learning, sharing ideas, and collectively pushing our field forward. But, at the end of the day, with a glass of wine in hand, a smile, and enjoying friends. Cheers, SED Meeting! You are quite an institution and a highlight in our lives🌟🔝🤓

God bless Minnesota Economics. #TogetherEverythingIsBetter #SAET2023 Tim Kehoe 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇦 Rocío Madera @Pau_S_Pujolas Hyunju Lee Sewon Hur Kadidiatou (Kadidja) Doucouré Dr. Jeani O'Brien Marta Garcia Rodriguez

Groundbreaking research shows that a) more steps are better than less, b) less steps are better than no steps, with the caveat that the researchers do not control for anything. apple.news/ACyzSrblYSZKrO…

And there is exactly 1 country in the world with a fertility rate under 1…

My friends over at SMU are hiring! Please consider joining the wonderful econ community in Dallas!

Congrats Joe! I’m just puzzled by the 24% of idiot HOF voters who thought that the MVP award wining catcher with 3 batting titles, 5 silver sluggers, and 3 gold gloves, not to mention the 7th catcher all time in JAWS (the measure of HOF worthiness) would not be HOF worthy

#CarbonTaxes can be regressive (thus unpopular). We study a climate policy that fixes the climate externality & is neutral on the income distribution. The result? A win-win for every consumer!🌟🎖Fun and exciting joint work with Sewon Hur & Dan🇳🇱🌷 T2M@Macro UvA Amsterdam

Looking forward to visiting SMU and discussing research!

🚨SEMINAR MACRO-ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS🌿 On Friday, 12/6, we will have the pleasure of hosting Sewon Hur Sewon Hur, an economist at the Dallas Fed. He will present his work on the macroeconomic impacts of climate policy on income inequality. ⏲️12/6, 3 PM 🏦ULEE 303, SMU

Here we go again: Even if the revenue from tariffs is used to lower existing distortionary taxes, tariffs are welfare reducing for the vast majority of Americans. Daniel Carroll and I showed this in our recent IER.

We have an exciting panel session on climate with speakers Lars Peter Hansen (UChicago), Sewon Hur (FRB Dallas), Kelly Shue (Yale), and moderator Yueran Ma (Booth). Many thanks to our audience for the engaging questions. #EconTwitter