Reminder:

Any advanced PhD students, assistant profs, recent associate profs in macroeconomics: Come and join us for fun and research at NorMac 16 in Denmark, August 6-9.

Deadline for submissions this Sunday 7th of April.

Here's the UK version (3 years below trend)

This book can complement or substitute existing graduate macro textbooks, and provides a fresh 1st year graduate level treatment of much of macroeconomics.

Everyone teaching graduate macro should have a look!

Many thanks to marina azzimonti Alisdair McKay Toshihiko Mukoyama Per Krusell

All juniors in macro:

Come to the 16th Nordic Summer Symposium in Macroeconomics, August 6-9, 2024 in Denmark!

We can promise lots of good papers, discussion and fun, beach and - hopefully - sunshine.

Website: sites.google.com/view/normac202…

Appl. deadline: April 7th.

My daughter's first publication, very proud 😀

Simulations and Maximum Likelihood estimation .... tools familiar even to a macroeconomist.

BTW, interesting to see the use of paper recommendations and making referee feedback public.

Mariadaria Ianni-Ravn

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Don’t miss this opportunity to present your research to top academics and policymakers at the #ECBForum on Central Banking and to win € 10,000!

Enter the #YoungEconomistPrize by 12 February ecb.europa.eu/pub/conference…

Economist planning response to referees' comments.

Did the parody account hijack Rishi's X account?

Seems odd to celebrate making the UK a less appealing option for foreign students, and to make those with families who choose to come anyway miserable.

Gorman Conference group picture which does not allow for aggregation. UCL Economics

Wrap up of first day of the Gorman Conference, great papers by Karin Kinnerud, Alisdair McKay, Monika Piazzesi and Ludwig Straub. Learned a lot today! UCL Economics