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Manuel Amador (Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis) 10.11.2021
We provide sufficient conditions for the feasibility of a Pareto-improving fiscal policy when the risk-free interest rate on government bonds is below the ...
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Matthes Rognlie (Northwestern University) 27.10.2021
Introducing heterogeneous households to a New Keynesian small open economy model amplifies the real income channel of exchange rates: the rise in import prices ...
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Kjetil Storesletten (University of Oslo) 13.10.2021
We construct a model of firm dynamics with heterogeneous productivity and distortions. The productivity distribution evolves endogenously as the result of the ...
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Christina Patterson (Univ. of Chicago) 03.11.2022
We analyze a quasi-experiment of monetary policy and the labor market in Sweden during 2010–2011, where the central bank raised the interest rate substantially ...
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Camille Landais (London School of Economics) 20.10.2021
Joint with Katrine Jakobsen, Henrik Kleven, Jonas Kolsrud. Work in progress, slides available at https://econ.lse.ac.uk/staff/clandais/cgi-bin/.
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Greg Kaplan (University of Chicago) 06.10.2021
We demonstrate the importance of distinguishing between the traditional use of labor for production, versus alternative uses of labor for overhead, marketing ...
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Yuriy Gorodnichenko (University of California), 29.09.2021
We study empirically and theoretically the role of preferred habitat in understanding the economic effects of the Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing (QE) ...
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Pawel Doligalski, University of Bristol, 06.07.2022 (cancelled)
(cancelled) "Half of the jobs in the U.S. feature pay-for-performance. We derive novel incidence and optimum formulas for the overall rate of tax progressivity ...
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Victor Rios-Rull, UPenn, 29.06.2022
We look at environements where workers differ on wealth and wages and where they choose which wage/job to look for. They sometimes quit, lose their jobs or ...
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