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Sept. article in National Tax Journal: “The Impact of Financial Transaction Taxes on Stock Markets: Short-run Effects, Long-run Effects & Reallocation of Trading Activity ” By Sebastian Eichfelder, Mona Noack & Felix North (Felix North)

Sept. 2022 work in National Tax Journal: “Lists: A Novel Experimental Method to Measure Tax Evasion” By Antoine Genest-Grégoire Luc Godbout & Jean-Herman Guay Read more here: bit.ly/3waUOPW

Sept. 2022 work in National Tax Journal: “The Antipoverty Impact of the EITC: New Estimates from Survey and Administrative Tax Records” By Maggie R. Jones and James P. Ziliak Read more here: bit.ly/3PzjR67

Sept. work in National Tax Journal: “Why Is Corporate Tax Revenue Stable While Tax Rates Fall? Evidence from Firm-Level Data” By Clemens Fuest, Felix Hugger, and Susanne Wildgruber Read more here: bit.ly/3SYKMLg

Sept. work in National Tax Journal: “Design and Evaluation of the Finnish Basic Income Experiment” By Kari Hämäläinen and Jouko Verho Read more here: bit.ly/3K3oaFk

New work in National Tax Journal: “The COVID-19 cash transfer study II: The hardship and mental health impacts of an unconditional cash transfer to low-income individuals” By Brian Jacob, Natasha Pilkauskas, Elizabeth Rhodes, Katherine Richard, and H. Luke Shaefer

Sept. work in National Tax Journal: “Universal Cash Transfers and Inflation” By Damon Jones (Damon Jones) and Ioana Marinescu (Ioana Marinescu) Read more here: bit.ly/3wcnzLO By stimulating consumer spending, unconditional cash transfers may increase price levels.

Sept work in National Tax Journal: Universal Cash Transfers and Inflation By Damon Jones and Ioana Marinescu Read more here: rb.gy/rdyfrg

“Revealing Values: Applying the Inverse-Optimum Method to US State Taxes”, by Robert Embree Read more here: tinyurl.com/35zazcvj

This paper applies the inverse-optimum income tax method to quantify social preferences across income groups in all US states. It extends the method to include sales & property taxes, finding weights that decline little above $100ka & that don’t decrease monotonically.

New work in National Tax Journal: “Pillar Two's Built-In Escape Hatch” By Lilian Faulhaber Read more here: bit.ly/41OuV5y

Congratulations to our PhD graduates David Hong, Su Hwan Chung, Andrew Earle, Elise Breshears, Graham Gardner, Mehmet Karaca, Katyln Hettinger, Alexander Johann, Ben Miller, Joshua Brownstein and Kaidi Wu! 🎓 🎉

Calling all AEAMP mentees who expect to be on the economics job market in 2023-24: Please check your email inboxes to sign up for the AEAMP Virtual Job Market Bootcamp. Deadline is July 31. #econtwitter More information available here: aeaweb.org/about-aea/comm…

Join us April 9 at 6:30 p.m. in Wells Hall B117 to hear from our alumni panel and explore what you can do with a major in economics. #MSUEconomics #MSUSocialScience

My #MSUeconomics grad student needs 1 more paper/presenter for National Tax Assoc. 117 Annual Conference in Detroit. If you have a paper on the Take-up of Tax Credits/The Filing Decision Among Low-Income Households email your abstract to Fran Alba or reply to me. #econtwitter #MSUeconomics

Congratulations #MSUEconomics class of 2024! We are so grateful to have been part of your unique journey! 🎓 🙌 🎉 💚

On Oct. 17th (9:00am - 3:45pm CT) join the ChicagoFed and the The Sadie Collective for the 5th Annual Exploring Career Pathways in Economics and Related Fields Conference. Hear opening remarks from Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee and join us for a fireside keynote with me