Adjusting productivity for carbon emissions: A new perspective on the growth slowdown Maarten De Ridder Lukasz Rachel ow.ly/9L0u50WHoC9

My favorite slide from the #LSEEnvironmentWeek. Michael Greenstone showing just how much narrower (and lower) the range of forecasted increase in global temperatures has become in just 10 years time. Easy to forget amid all the challenging news

⏳⏳ Just 10 days left to subit your paper to our macroeconomics workshop in amsterdam, 15-15 December. We've already got a great set of submissions - don't miss out!

Thrilling news for LSE Department of Economics and Centre For Macroeconomics that our colleague and co-author Philippe Aghion has won the Nobel prize in economics

Congratulations to Philippe Aghion on receiving the Nobel Prize in economics. A proud moment for Europe and a strong reminder that innovation and openness are the foundations of our shared prosperity. Philippe’s contributions helped shape Mario Draghi’s vision for European

Join us for our upcoming panel discussion "New views on r*: are higher interest rates here to last?", with Charles Goodhart, Lukasz Rachel and Ricardo Reis Ricardo Reis. 📅 Monday 03 November ⏲️6.00pm to 7.00pm To find out more visit: lse.ac.uk/cfm/events-and… #LSECFM

CFM Director Ricardo Reis congratulates LSE academic Philippe Aghion, at breakfast reception, for jointly winning the Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences with Joel Mokyr and Peter Howitt

Yes, partially! These estimates contains information about trend and dispersion, but not about the level of markups. Great to work on this with Maarten De Ridder and Giovanni Morzenti

Bursting with pride to hear this praise from tylercowen about the PhD students from LSE. We have many great students, and I am lucky to be writing letters for two of them, I'll be Tweeting about them shortly.

Joe Hazell Marta Guasch Rusiñol If you are looking for a talented a promising macro-economist, please look at Marta Guasch Rusiñol's job market paper. sites.google.com/view/martaguas…

Stephan Hobler (@sjhobler) is on the market! A long-standing idea is that growth happens through diffusion of radical technologies. Stephan's view: technology is embodied in workers, so search frictions in the labor market determine diffusion and growth. (1/5)

🚨 𝗝𝗼𝗯 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 𝗣𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗿 🚨 “The Sentiment Channel of Fiscal Policy”, with Maury_bellifemine (LSE) & J. Tozzo (Bank of Italy) How does government spending stimulate the economy? We uncover a new transmission mechanism: the sentiment channel. 𝗜𝗻 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝗿𝘁: Government

Don't miss the opportunity to interview Johannes if you are hiring in finance or macro. He is truly stellar