Monday 29 September: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.2.04
Antonio Iavarone (Benjamin Moll and Jane Olmstead-Rumsey): US-China, Tech War and Francisco Líbano-Monteiro (Wouter Den Haan): The Impact of the Minimum Wage on Inequality: Cross-Sectional vs Lifetime Perspectives
Monday 29 September: Job Market Seminar
12:30-14:00
SAL.1.04
Adrien Couturier (Benjamin Moll): The Sentiment Channel of Fiscal Policy
Tuesday 30 September: Job Market Seminar
11:00-12:15
SAL.1.04
Marta Guasch Rusiñol (Ethan Ilzetzki): Debt without Investment
Monday 06 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.2.04
Wei Wang (Matthias Doepke and Rachel Ngai) Unequal Parental Altruism and the Reversal of Gender Education Gap and Charles Nourse (Ethan Ilzetzki) Consumption Elasticities to Anticipated Income Fluctuations
Wednesday 08 October: Job Market Seminar
11:00-12:15
SAL.1.04
Johannes Matt (Francesco Caselli): The Impact of Pension Fund Investment on Economic Growth
Thursday 09 October: Job Market Seminar
12:30-14:00
SAL.1.04
Ananya Kotia (Benjamin Moll): When Competition Compels Change: Trade, Management, and Firm Productivity
Monday 13 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.2.04
Salomé Fofana (Ricardo Reis): Polarizing Time Preferences: the Ambivalent Role of Uncertainty in Precautionary Savings and Marco Bellifemine (Ricardo Reis): Crises without FIRE: Animal Spirits and the Financial Accelerator
Tuesday 14 October: Job Market Seminar
11:00-12:30
SAL.1.04
Yuhao Qian (Benjamin Moll and Dmitry Mukhin): Capital Misallocation and Earnings-based Borrowing
Tuesday 14 October: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Martin Eichenbaum, Northwestern University: Non-Ricardian Equivalence, joint with Joao Guerreiro and Jana Obradovic
Wednesday 15 October: Job Market Seminar
12:30-14:00
SAL.1.04
Soroush Sabet (Matthias Doepke and Benjamin Moll): The Unproductive Wealth of Nations: The Case of Gold in India
Monday 20 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.2.04
Paula Patzelt (Ricardo Reis): Production reallocation across electricity markets and Abhijit Tagade (Philippe Aghion and Xavier Jaravel): On the shoulders of giants: A theory of financial spillovers in innovation networks
Tuesday 21 October: Job Market Seminar
12:45-14:00
SAL.1.04
Lukas Wiedemann (Matthias Doepke, Benjamin Moll and Rachel Ngai): The Dual Role of Inequality for Structural Change: Cause and Consequence
Thursday 23 October: Job Market Seminar
11:00-12:15
SAL.1.04
Stephan Hobler (Wouter DenHaan): Worker Mobility and the Diffusion of Radical Technologies
Thursday 23 October: Job Market Seminar
12:30-14:00
SAL.1.04
Sitong Ding (Ricardo Reis): Who Moves the Long End? The Dynamics of Gilt Market Segmentation
Monday 27 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-12:00
SAL.2.04
Kazunari Tanabe: Cross-Country Productivity Differences and Intermediate Input Intensity in Agriculture (Matthias Doepke and Benjamin Moll)
Monday 03 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.1.04
Jasper Bechtold (Matthias Doepke): Hysteresis: Directed Search with Liquidity Constraints and Weijie Zhang (Benjamin Moll): Unkink MPCs
Tuesday 04 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Neng Wang, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business: "Implementing an Optimal Tax Plan with Short Term Debt", joint with Wei Jiang and Thomas Sargent
Tuesday 04 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Morten Ravn, UCL: Brothers in Arms: Monetary-Fiscal Interactions Without Ricardian Equivalence
Monday 10 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.1.04
Brayan Segura Solano (Ethan Ilzetzki): The Housing Cost Channel of Fertility and Marina Santos Feliciano (Ethan Ilzetzki): The Political Procurement Cycle: Evidence from Municipalities in Portugal
Tuesday 11 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Ethan Ilzetzki: Fiscal Policy and Labor Mobilization: Labor Demand and Supply Effects
Tuesday 11 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Amir Kermani, University of California, Berkeley: In the Fed’s Mind
Monday 17 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.1.04
Marie Fuchs (Ricardo Reis): When One Size Doesn't Fit All: How Credit Card Heterogeneity Affects Monetary Transmission and Edward Manuel (Ricardo Reis): Identification in General Equilibrium: The Missing Intercept Problem Revisited
Tuesday 18 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Claudia Macaluso, Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond: Job Dynamics with Staffed Labor, joint with Andrea Atencio and Chen Yeh
Tuesday 18 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Marti Mestieri, Universitat Pompeu Fabra: Engel's Treadmill: A Demand-Driven Theory of Structural Change
Monday 24 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.1.04
Tuo Fan (Silvana Tenreyro): Economic Performance under COVID: A Comparison Between the US and China and Diego Ferreras Garrucho (Silvana Tenreyro): Resisting Fiscal Dominance: Managing Central Bank Reputation Under Political Pressure
Tuesday 25 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Dmitriy Sergeyev, Bocconi University: Perceived Budget Constraint of the Government
Tuesday 25 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Paul Bouscasse, Sciences Po: Canst Thou Beggar Thy Neighbour?
Monday 01 December: Student Work in Progress Seminar
10:30-12:00
SAL.1.04
Ornella Torres: Public Debt and the Climate Transition in Emerging Markets and Cristian Arcidiacono: Great Expectations: Perceptions of Labor Market and Inflation
Tuesday 02 December: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Mariia Kovaleva: Fertility and Parental Careers: How Beliefs Shape Intra‑household Choices
Tuesday 02 December: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Venky Venkateswaran, NYU Stern School of Business: Scalable Expertise: How Standardization Drives Scale and Scope