New update: Our US tariffs paper now includes data through June 26. Explore the latest trends here: pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker/

🗓️11/7 🕧13:30hs Seminario de Investigación del IIE - Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas "Tracking the Short-Run Price Impact of U.S. Tariffs" ⚪️Presenta: Franco Vazquez (Departamento de Economía - U. de San Andrés) 🔗Inscripción: forms.gle/BFNh8UNAf34vqn… 🔗Zoom: zoom.us/j/94901716778 +info: bit.ly/seminarioInv11…

Why have recent tariff shocks had muted effects on US inflation? The Economist breaks it down—with a graph from our paper: economist.com/finance-and-ec… (with Paola and Franco Vazquez)

This article includes findings and a graph from our paper! Read below 👇 Alberto Cavallo Franco Vazquez

En esta nota de The Economist aparecen hallazgos y un gráfico de nuestro paper con Alberto Cavallo y Paola : “Tracking the Short-Run Price Impact of U.S. Tariffs” 👇

Despite rising trade tensions in recent days, prices have not yet increased meaningfully in large retail stores. In fact, over the last few weeks, prices have fallen for most imported goods — except those from Canada, which are rising again. See paper and data through July 11

🚨Our tariff passthrough research is featured today in the @NYTimes. 📈See how tariffs are impacting prices: nytimes.com/2025/07/16/bus… #Inflation #Tariffs

Prices of Chinese and Canadian goods rebounded this week. See the updates to the paper and data in our HBS Pricing Lab tariff tracker: pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker/

Gráficos y resultados de nuestro paper aparecen en esta nota publicada por The New York Times hace unos días. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

📈 Price pressures are back. Domestic and imported goods prices rose again after the July 7 tariff letters were sent. 🧾 New data through July 26 in our paper "Tracking the Short-Run Price Impact of U.S. Tariffs" (Cavallo, Llamas & Vazquez, 2025) 📊See pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker

Big update to our U.S. tariff paper! Now includes 5 large retailers 🛒, breakdowns by product category and 19 countries 🌍, plus comparisons to pre-tariff trends 📉. Retail import prices rose most for goods from Turkey, Poland, the UK, Japan, Thailand, Italy, and China—less so

It is awesome to see Alberto Cavallo get more well-deserved attention for his work on #tariffs and pass through to #inflation. For much much more, the podcast we did in the wake of Liberation Day is essential podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/str…

As more reciprocal tariffs take effect, it's worth noting that prices for many retail goods have been steadily rising since March. The increases may seem modest, but they are adding up. See pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker We just updated our paper with an event study showing that—after

It’s the first time a quote of mine appears in the news. I’m truly happy, and excited about the work we’re doing Alberto Cavallo Franco Vazquez

US tariffs update: Imported goods cost 5% more, domestic goods 3% more than pre-tariff trends predicted. Data now runs through Aug 8 — and we push the history back to Jan 1, 2024 (Appendix), showing a full year of stability before tariffs broke the trend. pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker

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Happy to share my first NBER working paper with Sebastian Galiani! Using the Bisin and Verdier cultural transmission model, we show that high-fertility groups within countries can expand and trigger fertility reversals, highlighting composition effects in demographic change.

With tariff uncertainty rising, prices for imports and domestic goods remained steady in August. See the latest results 👉 pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker

Are Tariffs Raising U.S. Retail Prices? econofact.org/are-tariffs-ra… via @econofactorg with Paola and Franco Vazquez

New update to our tariff tracker 📊 with data through Sept 8. We added charts so you can see the impact on more detailed sectors like ☕ coffee and 🛠 appliances See pricinglab.org/tariff-tracker/