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BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr “for having identified the prerequisites for sustained growth through technological progress” and the other half jointly to Aghion and Howitt “for the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction.”
#NobelPrize
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Today is a very, very sad day. My colleague Ed Prescott died this morning.
Needless to say, he was one of the great minds of modern economics. Ed influenced many of us in multiple ways. He will be missed greatly.
SVR-Mitglied Malmendier: Neue Wirtschaftsweise sieht sich in „patriotischer Mission“ via @faznet faz.net/1.8233809?GEPC=s3
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Call for Papers: 4th European Midwest Micro/Macro Conference (#EM3C). Date: Frankfurt, December 2-3, 2022. Deadline: 30 June 2022. Conference will focus on role of microdata for macroeconomics. Both broadly defined, so please apply and retweet! Details: benjaminborn.de/files/CfP_EM…
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Congratulations to @itskhoki of @UCLA, winner of the 2022 John Bates Clark Medal! aeaweb.org/about-aea/honors-…
Putin's invasion of Ukraine could be the death knell of the entire world order as we know it. But it can be saved, write John Micklethwait and @adwooldridge bloomberg.com/opinion/articl… via @bopinion
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Energie-Embargo gegen Putin: Das wären die Folgen laut russischen Professoren (mit Oleg @itskhoki )
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This week's paper is "How to Build an Economic Model in Your Spare Time", an essay from Hal Varian. While the essay is meant for economics graduate students conducting original research, it contains wisdom that can apply to anyone seeking ideas.
📝 fermatslibrary.com/p/e2e6484…
On the matter of divisa indexes when preferences are non-homothetic and change over time, here is a paper that states its assumptions and coherently derives conclusions, so one can actually, um, discuss it: econ.ucla.edu/arielb/unstabl…
@DBaqaee @arielburst
Xian is an excellent and promising scholar - look at her and read her paper!
Replying to @DukeEcon
Xian Jiang studies how firms behaviors, like geographic organization and investment, respond to technology improvements and government policies.
xian-jiang.com/
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My working paper with @ezrao surveys the voluminous literature on the declining labor share. We highlight pitfalls in the literature and explain why the phenomenon is "explained" many times over.
The Elusive Explanation for the Declining Labor Share nber.org/papers/w29165#.YSRR…
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Our NEW #Business Dynamics Statistics (BDS) Explorer provides access to the entire BDS dataset via line charts, bar charts, and thematic maps.
Check it out: bds.explorer.ces.census.gov/
#CensusEconData
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I wrote an article for the Journal of Economic Perspectives issue, which is out today, on using administrative micro data for empirical macro research aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
Arrived at my new home for the next academic year @BeckerFriedman & @UChi_Economics. Looking forward to many great interactions in a vibrant environment!
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Occupational Licensing reform will be a key piece of Biden Admin's labor competitiveness strategy according to a report in today's @nytimes by @Neil_Irwin. It cites work on licensing that @BobbyWYChung and I have done that is R&R @restatjournal: nytimes.com/2021/07/07/upsho…
Enjoying great interactions at @SEDmeeting! I am happy to present my paper “Returns to Scale, Productivity and Competition” (w/ Wei Gao) in a session with Sarah Johnston & @FlavienMoreau at 4pm tomorrow: editorialexpress.com/confere…, looking forward to seeing you (2-233) and online!























