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A theory of labor markets with inefficient turnover in the form of quits and layoffs to study the propagation of aggregate shocks, from andres blanco, Andres Drenik, Chris Moser, and Emilio Zaratiegui nber.org/papers/w32409

Income inequality declines following major currency devaluations, driven by differences in labor mobility and heterogeneous bargaining power across the wage distribution, from andres blanco, Andres Drenik, and Emilio Zaratiegui nber.org/papers/w32494

You can now submit your paper to our first winter meeting happening in Buenos Aires, December 12th to the 14th, 2024. The deadline for submissions is September 3rd, 2024: editorialexpress.com/conference/SED… Sebastian Di Tella and Mike Waugh, Program Co-chairs

🔊 We are excited to announce the plenary speakers for our first Winter meeting in Buenos Aires 🥁: - Cristina Arellano (Minneapolis Fed) - Tom Sargent (NYU) - Ricardo Lagos (NYU) Deadline for submissions approaching! Submit your papers by September 3rd editorialexpress.com/conference/SED…

get your papers in!!!!! SED Meeting Buenos Aires

I just participated in the "Technology-Enabled Disruption" conference organized by the Federal Reserves of Atlanta, Boston, and Richmond. atlantafed.org/news/conferenc…. There was a great keynote by Nick Bloom. My part on international wages for remote work can be seen here:

One week left to register for this year’s Winter SED meeting happening in the Argentinian summer! Don’t miss the deadline, do it before October 31st! editorialexpress.com/cgi-bin/confer…

We have three great macro students on the job market this year! Check them out and feel free to contact any of our affiliated faculty in case you have questions. Short threads about them follow (in alphabetical order). Here’s a link to all of them: sites.utexas.edu/macro/welcome/…

We are looking for research assistants #predoc #EconTwitter Econ RA Listings PREDOC.org If you're interested in working with us on topics related to macro- & international economics, please apply. Details & how to apply: aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph… Nitya Pandalai-Nayar Andres Drenik Oliver Pfäuti

I am on the Job Market! In my JMP, I study optimal capital controls considering previously overlooked effects on investment and productivity using a sufficient statistic approach Estimating productivity losses using microdata, I find that capital flows should be incentivized 🧵

Inflation can cause a rise in the vacancy-to-unemployment ratio during a period of falling real wages and highlights how workers were made worse off from the recent inflation, from @hafrouzi, andres blanco, Andres Drenik, and Erik Hurst nber.org/papers/w33233

Tempting to read the recent labor market as a hot one, but what kind of hot job market has falling real wages? Simon Mongey highlights new findings from Erik Hurst/Andres Drenik & Gianluca Violante that can help avoid misreading labor market cues in the future. bit.ly/4dh5sZv

The fact that there is not one but two Argentinean universities is on this list is impressive. Not surprised based on my years doing admissions. But still… hat tip to Economía UTDT and Universidad de San Andrés.

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Read more about how #inflation made the labor market appear 🔥 (Research via Columbia Business School's Hassan Afrouzi, Andrés Blanco of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Andres Drenik of UT-Austin Economics, and Chicago Booth’s Erik Hurst) ms.spr.ly/6019S7wg9