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Vaccine winners curse: when it turns out to be surprisingly easy to get a vaccine appointment you infer that people value them less than you do. Only this time it makes you want it even more!

❗️❗️❗️ New Data Alert ❗️❗️❗️ Hello #EconTwitter and #PoliSciTwitter. I digitized and translated the statistical reports from the Russian Empire spanning 1863-1917. Details: sites.google.com/a/umn.edu/emal… Please, contact me if you have any questions or interested in collaboration. [1/3]

We are launching a new Women in Economic Theory student conference! Our goal is to use this platform to encourage women authors in the field. The call for papers is now open at sites.google.com/view/wiet2022. Will be happy to see your submissions! #EconTwitter

We're so excited to announce that our keynote speakers will be Marina Halac (Professor of Economics Yale Department of Economics) and Ellen Muir (Prize Fellow at Harvard and incoming AP at MIT Sloan School of Management)!! 🤗 Call for papers is open until July 31--submit at sites.google.com/view/wiet2022

New: "Exchange rate policy and heterogeneity in small open economies" by Aleksei Oskolkov (Aleksei Oskolkov). How do exchange rate regimes shape the distributional effects of external shocks? doi.org/10.1016/j.jint… 1/2.

We are delighted to share our department's 2023-24 Job Market Candidates! This week, view individual profiles here. To see a full list of this year's candidates, visit: economics.uchicago.edu/node/26670

Marcos Sorá studies international trade, macroeconomics, and labor. In his job market paper, he explores the role of uncertainty on labor mobility across sectors during commodity booms. More details: marcossora.com

Aleksei Oskolkov studies macroeconomics and international finance. His job market paper provides an explanation for the unequal exposure of countries to foreign shocks and quantifies the heterogeneity in the impact of the global financial cycle. Learn more at: alekseioskolkov.com

Santiago Franco research focuses on Macroeconomics, Spatial Economics, and International Trade. In his job market paper, he studies differences in output market power across U.S. cities and how they lead firms to locate inefficiently across space: santiago-franco.com

Pauline Mourot JMP: "Should Top Surgeons Practice at Top Hospitals? Sorting and Complementarities in Healthcare" Website: paulinemourot.com

Chang He JMP: "Inelastic Financial Markets and Foreign Exchange Interventions" Website: misschanghe.com

📢📢As in previous years, I have put together the list of JMCs in International Finance (inspired by Trade Diversion (Jonathan Dingel)'s list in International Trade). Check out the candidates on my website! chenzi-xu.com/misc.php 📢📢 #EconTwitter #JMCs

Excited to see this paper with Aleksei Oskolkov out at the JIE! Firms in emerging markets borrow in foreign currency from households, who value insurance against depreciation. Should governments limit foreign currency debt in this setting? How much? [1/6] sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

1/🧵 Today, I will start with Maxim Alekseev (Maxim Alekseev; maximalekseev.com), who is a very broad economist with interests in international trade, political economy, macroeconomics and financial economics. His work combines theoretical and empirical methods.

As we say farewell to our departing Cowles post-docs, they leave us with reflections on the program's impact on their research, their careers and their friendships. cowles.yale.edu/news/240722/de…