
David Hémous
@davidhem
Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Zurich. Growth / Climate Change / inequality / innovation
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03-04-2011 22:26:43
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If there was a Nobel Prize for advising, Daron Acemoglu would likely win that too. In 2018, Donghee Jo and I mapped out his past advisees. 117 since 1994, or roughly 5 per year (~1/4 of a typical cohort!) [1/2]
![Matt Lowe (@hmmlowe) on Twitter photo If there was a Nobel Prize for advising, Daron Acemoglu would likely win that too. In 2018, <a href="/dongheejo68/">Donghee Jo</a> and I mapped out his past advisees. 117 since 1994, or roughly 5 per year (~1/4 of a typical cohort!) [1/2] If there was a Nobel Prize for advising, Daron Acemoglu would likely win that too. In 2018, <a href="/dongheejo68/">Donghee Jo</a> and I mapped out his past advisees. 117 since 1994, or roughly 5 per year (~1/4 of a typical cohort!) [1/2]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GZ4DOvNbcAARunD.jpg)






Labour market policies influence firms' innovation dynamics, as a UZH study shows. Higher minimum wages encourage automation, while rising wages for highly skilled workers slow it down: news.uzh.ch/en/articles/me… Economics at Zurich David Hémous


A summary of our “recent” paper with Morten Olsen Antoine Dechezleprêtre and Carlo Zanella

Big congratulations to my great colleague D. Yanagizawa-Drott for sharing this prestigious award! We're proud this is the second time the award goes to Economics at Zurich, after Fabrizio Zilibotti won it in 2009.

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20378 Transition to Green Technology along the Supply Chain Philippe Aghion Collège de France INSEAD, Lint Barrage ETH Zurich, Eric Donald Pitt Economics, David Hémous, Ernest Liu ow.ly/K4sZ50Wg0zB #CEPR_MG #CEPR_CCE #EconTwitter


Analyzing a model of green technological transition along a supply chain, from Philippe Aghion, Lint Barrage, Eric Donald, David Hémous, and Ernest Liu nber.org/papers/w33934




