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Andrea Wilson (Princeton) - 19.10.2022
We explore a novel model where authors of heterogeneous papers submit to ranked journals with admission standards on noisy referee evaluations. Journal caliber ...
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Micro Theory Seminar
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Harry Pei (Northwestern) 26.10.2022
A patient seller decides whether to build a reputation for exerting high effort in front of a sequence of consumers. Each consumer decides whether to trust the ...
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Micro Theory Seminar
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Jeanne Commault (Sciences Po), 17.04.2024
The distribution of marginal propensities to consume (MPCs) is central to the transmission of shocks and policies to the economy. Recent empirical findings ...
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MEF-Seminar Summersemster 2024
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Thomas Drechsel (University of Maryland), 24.04.2024
This paper combines new data and a narrative approach to identify shocks to political pressure on the Federal Reserve. From archival records, I build a data ...
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MEF-Seminar Summersemster 2024
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Sergio de Ferra (Oxford), 08.05.2024
What is the relationship between international differences in income risk and countries' external asset positions? We study income risk and its higher-order ...
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Simon Scheidegger (Lausanne), 29.05.2024
This paper presents a comprehensive method for efficiently solving stochastic Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) and performing parametric uncertainty ...
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Joachim Hubmer (University of Pennsylvania), 05.06.2024
Do larger firms have more productive or more scalable technologies? Are wealthy households more likely to invest in one over the other? We estimate ...
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MEF-Seminar Summersemster 2024
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Lukas Mayr (University of Essex), 19.06.2024
We study optimal unemployment insurance in a dynamic environment with heterogeneous agents, who face potentially binding liquidity constraints, and where ...
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MEF-Seminar Summersemster 2024
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Kieran Larkin (IIES Stockholm), 10.07.2024
This paper investigates how to recover households' expectations from consumption data when the consumption basket undergoes dramatic changes. I study ...
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Sebastian Dyrda (University of Toronto), 12.06.2024
We study the macroeconomic consequences of tax policies designed to reduce international profit shifting by multinational enterprises (MNEs) using a model that ...
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