``We develop a model of the international monetary system that centers on the international demand for safe dollar assets. The global financial cycle is a dollar cycle.'' From Zhengyang Jiang, Hanno Lustig and Arvind Krishnamurthy: restud.com/dollar-safety-…

congrats Hanno Lustig Zhengyang Jiang and Arvind Krishnamurthy!!

big congrats to Karsten Müller and Emil Verner for this incredible paper and the fantastic public good they provide to the profession by putting this exciting new dataset online!

I had the pleasure to listen to @m_bombardini, itw by the fantastic Chad P. Bown about her insightful research on lobbyists in the US. I cannot recommend more #EconTwitter

The latest article in Microeconomic Insights MicroEconInsights uses the 1866 London banking crisis to look at the effect of financial shocks on patterns of global trade.

French workers who joined the technology sector from 1994-2002 earned 6% lower wages 15 years out relative to similar workers starting in other sectors, presumably driven by faster skill obsolescence. Johan Hombert Adrien Matray edwardconard.com/macro-roundup/…

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18795 EXIM's Exit: The Real Effects of #Trade Financing by Export #Credit Agencies Poorya Kabir NUS, Adrien Matray Stanford Graduate School of Business, Karsten Müller NUS, Chenzi Xu Stanford Graduate School of Business ow.ly/RGP650QwI63 #CEPR_ITRE #CEPR_PE #CEPR_BCF

Do ExIm banks work? Short answer is yes! Follow the link to get the non-technical summary of our paper on VoxEu

I am organizing a #SITE session on "Trade and Finance" Stanford Economics July 25-26 with Juliane Begenau Chenzi Xu and Linda Goldberg. The submission link is here: economics.stanford.edu/site/paper-sub… Deadline is April 15. All papers in intl/finance/banking welcome. Please retweet!

Phenomenal choice: a great intellectual, a fantastic mentor and teacher, a splendid team member. Congrats Emanuele and well done Eu competition!

congrats Matteo Maggiori

congrats Felipe Lobel