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In her job market paper, Annie (Annie Lee) shows that currency mismatch on lenders is a key determinant of foreign exchange rate risk premia and the currency composition of emerging market sovereign external debt. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/lee-soye…

In his job market paper, Joel (Joel McMurry) shows how accounting for variation in the availability of informal child care is crucial to understanding the effects of policy on early life inequality. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/mcmurry-…

Adibah Abdulhadi JMP: "Selection in Disability Insurance Market" Website: sites.google.com/view/adibahabd…

In his job market paper, Mark quantifies the role of firm IP protection investments and patent litigation in shaping product entry barriers and creating superstar firms. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/rempel-m…

In his job market paper, Ziwei (Ziwei Wang) proposes a notion of stability to study matching with incomplete information. He provides a robustness foundation and an epistemic characterization for his solution concept. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/wang-ziw…

Looking for a health economist? Check out @cici_mcnamara’s jmp and other amazing work!

In his job market paper, Anson (Anson Zhou) shows that endogenous fertility and demographic structure are key to assessing the macroeconomic consequences of child-related benefits on human capital and social mobility. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/zhou-ans…

In his job market paper, Wanjia quantifies various effects of leasing on the profitability and market power of durable goods oligopolists. He studies how these effects depend on quality depreciation and market structure. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/zhu-wanj…

In her job market paper, Xinrong (Xinrong Zhu) infers the presence & prevalence of Category Captaincy, a confidential vertical contract between retailers & manufacturers, and quantifies its impact on retail industry. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/zhu-xinr…

Hans is a brilliant labor economist and a kind friend! He asks creative policy-relevant Qs and is an expert in both design-based methods and structural modeling. He's generous with his time, gives v helpful feedback and is patient beyond belief. I'd hire him in a heartbeat🌟

In her job market paper, Adibah finds that as premiums of an optional disability insurance rose, covered individuals claimed less benefits, which gives rise to advantageous selection in the market. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter econ.wisc.edu/staff/abdulhad…

🎉 Just accepted for publication at Economics of Education Review! 🎉 "Making College Affordable? The Impacts of Tuition Freezes and Caps" (with Minseon Park) Full paper here: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… Thread 1/n

My first published paper is out! This article coauthored with Carlos Madeira on the impact of Climate Change on the GDP growth of different industries in Chile is now in PLOS One: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

@JoannaVenator and I show that women make defensive investments in more effective methods when they fear a loss of abortion access. But this has a cost: people trade off efficacy against other important method attributes. Welfare falls even for women who don't get pregnant. #Roe

It's almost official: Lorenzo Neri & I will be hiring a postdoc in Fall, 2-3 yrs, Warwick Economics. You'd work on research on pollution and human capital collaboratively w/ us & could teach if interested. Get in touch if you/someone you know are interested. Official JD coming soon.

I am excited to be hosting the 9th Annual Northeastern Economics of Education Workshop at West Point on 7 Oct 2022. This is a one day gathering for researchers across the northeast to present early-stage work. Please submit here by 5 August: forms.gle/M5CKZUwgPoGrs2…

Pretty excited that my paper with Ludovica Gazzè and Sandra Spirovska on the spillover effects of lead poisoning is coming out in The Journal of Labor Economics! You can read it here: journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.10…

Recently published in J of Labor Econ: "The Long-Run Spillover Effects of Pollution: How Exposure to Lead Affects Everyone in the Classroom" by Ludovica Gazzè, Claudia Persico (@claudiapersico.bsky.social), and Sandra Spirovska doi.org/10.1086/723175