Juanpa and I are happy to share that after many years of work .... The Incredible Taylor principle | Journal of Political Economy: April 2025 (vol. 133, no. 4). journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.108…

I don’t think this is the current state of research on cronyism and corruption in economics The Economist. More and more papers show how it affects the economy through barriers to entry, misallocation of resources, and dynamic inefficiencies on firm growth and innovation

Ouch! and forgot an R&R at QJE too. Let me mention: we have placed 20 students in the PhDs at Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Yale, Chicago, Stanford and Berkeley in the past 20 years. Your work here will have impact.

Truly honored to be awarded this prize together with my amazing coauthors Chris Edmond and virgiliu midrigan. Bob Lucas has long been an academic hero and a great source of inspiration to me — receiving this prize in his name is so amazing. Thanks JPE committee!

We have an opening for a postdoc position Warwick Economics for a macro-development person! This is funded by my ERC/UKRI Starting Grant - you will develop your own research agenda with no teaching or admin required. Duration: initially for 1 year, extendable to 2+. [1/2]

If you have read, written, or watched papers about monetary policy without money, it may be time to watch this: tinyurl.com/yx44cy47 (Thanks SED Meeting for the invitation and Economía UTDT for the hospitality.)

Jimmy Carter’s legacy is undeniably complex. His post-presidential years were marked by remarkable dedication to humanitarian causes, from combating disease to promoting housing equality through Habitat for Humanity. Yet, his foreign policy decisions—both during and after his

🚨Call for Papers🚨 Our next SED meeting will be held June 26-28, 2025, in Copenhagen! Submit your paper here: editorialexpress.com/conference/SED… before Feb 15 Julieta Caunedo and Kurt Mitman Program Chairs

The Call for Papers for the 2025 RIDGE May FORUM is open. Submit your paper to any of the workshops through this link: ridge.org.uy/ridge-forums/

This should be a good one, apply with your best paper in macro development

Back in 2013 when I was in grad school, Tim Kehoe 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇦, Kim Ruhl, and I wrote a paper on what would happen if US trade deficits were halted by a "sudden stop" like those that plagued emerging economies in the 1970s. The world didn't find that question very interesting at the time, so

Bandas cambiarias para argentina: revivo un hilo del 2018 sobre la literatura económica al respecto. Al final del hilo algo que escribí en su momento.

Que bueno, feliz de volver al ITAM para dos seminários

“No government—regardless of which party is in power—should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue.” - President Alan Garber hrvd.me/GarberRespond3…

In America, health care is big business. In Canada, it’s a right. My government will focus on modernizing public health care so it lives up to its promise to Canadians. That means thousands more doctors, new and renovated hospitals, and giving you access to your own health data.

Today, many of us gathered in Western to celebrate the life and accomplishments of my friend and coauthor Paul Klein.

Nobu speaking at the dinner of the conference in honor of his 70th birthday (in the background a picture of his wedding, where he's between Keiko and Uzawa). A great event marked by a glorious celebratory speech by John Moore which culminated in a ehm... captivating bagpipe

📢 This Friday (5/27), I’m organizing the 2025 Chicago Fed Growth & Development Conference! We have exciting papers by Bernardo Ribeiro (Bernardo Ribeiro @princeton), Ana Maria Santacreu (Ana Maria Santacreu St. Louis Fed), Diego Restuccia (Diego Restuccia University of Toronto), Ezra Oberfield (Ezra Oberfield

The last couple of days to submit your paper. Últimos dias para submeter seu paper lacea2025.org