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Register now for the next Search and Matching in Macro and Finance seminar! 🎓 👩‍💻Presenter: Katarina Borovickova (Richmond Fed Research) ⏰When: Monday, April 7, at 12:00pm ET (9am LA, 5pm London) 📄Paper: "Assortative Matching and Wages" with Rob Shimer Registration: essex-university.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Ioannis Kospentaris

Welcome to Philadelphia Fed to our new president Anna Paulson!

My book with Pierre-Olivier Weill and Julien Hugonnier on the Economics of Over-the-Counter Markets is officially in stock and ready to ship! If you are interested in ordering the book from Princeton University Press, discount code 👇

Interesting Russ Roberts pod w Noah Smith. Russ criticized competitive model & seemed to be searching for...models of decentralized trade! Thankfully there is a huge lit based on search models doing almost exactly what he described. May I humbly suggest: tinyurl.com/ax8ks298

On my way to the SED Meeting. Can’t wait to see everyone in Copenhagen!

We splurged and bought a new Thermador refrigerator. Just over a year later and the ice machine breaks. You’d think they might stand by their product and replace it, since it’s barely outside of the warranty window? Nope. No wiggle room. Super disappointing.

🔖 The Search and Matching in Macro and Finance Fall 2025 schedule is LIVE! I'm thrilled to announce our lineup of virtual speakers in Macro and Finance. 📅 Sep 8: Randall Wright 📅 Oct 6: Brendan Daley 📅 Nov 10: Guillaume Rocheteau 📅 Nov 24: Saki Bigio All seminars are at 12pm ET on Zoom. Register on

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The International Economic Review has just published a new exciting paper by Yuko Imura and Julia Thomas on the Productive Misallocation and International Transmission of Credit Shocks. It is available through Wiley Economics here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ie…

The CMSG is one of the most special conferences in the profession. Little budget. Everyone pays their way. Even discussants. And yet…always amazingly high quality and fun. So sorry to miss it this year, but happy my paper made it on the program. Wish I could be there.

Huge congrats to my colleague Allison Shertzer and her co-authors!