Lukas Mann’s (Lukas Mann) job market paper develops a new method to measure geographic sorting of workers and firms and applies it to estimate a structural model of spatial search on German matched employer-employee data. lfmann.github.io/files/papers/2…

Francisco Cabezon (@cabezonfran) is a Public Finance candidate with a background in IO and Finance whose job market paper combines theory and empirics to study how high informality in the labor market influences the optimal design of pension systems. dropbox.com/scl/fi/5d722eh…

How does the concentration of skilled workers in a handful of cities affect human capital accumulation? You can find out the answer in in my job market paper!

I had the privilege to advise two brilliant students on the market from Princeton Economics this year, Hugo Lhuillier and Lukas Mann. They both work at the intersection of macro, labor and spatial economics. Short 🧵on both, in alphabetic order.

I am very happy and excited to share my job market paper joint with Antoine Mayerowitz and Sonja Dobkowitz. The punchline: firms care about the environmental concerns of their consumers! A (very) brief 🧵 below: #EconTwitter #EconJMC

My student Francisco Cabezon has a very interesting job market paper that investigates how the presence of a large informal sector affects optimal pension design cabezonfran.com

Very excited to see my paper with Gene Grossman and Elhanan Helpman forthcoming in the QJE. Have a look if you want to learn about optimal resilience in multi-tier supply chains! academic.oup.com/qje/advance-ar…

Francesco Fabbri's (Francesco Fabbri) job market paper shows that a novel holdup problem emerges in markets where consumers invest in acquiring information about product quality. francesco-fabbri.github.io/documents/jmp.…

Simon Margolin's (Simon Margolin) job market paper studies how corporate tax reforms pass through to workers’ welfare. simonmargolin.github.io/JM/jmp_SimonMa…

Georgios Nikolakoudis's (George Nikolakoudis) job market paper examines how production networks create macroeconomic risk when firms operate under incomplete information. nikolakoudis.com/JMP.pdf

Alejandro Sabal's (Alejandro Sabal) job market paper explores how product entry shapes the impact of national protectionist subsidies on global market outcomes in the automobile industry. docs.google.com/viewer?url=htt…

Rafael Schwalb's job market paper studies how capital flows into the U.S. contribute to the decline in American manufacturing. rafaelschwalb.com/research#h.pxu…

Martin Vaeth's (@MartinVaeth) job market paper shows how rational voter learning explains both issue alignment and polarization of voter ideology. martinvaeth.github.io/pdf/JMP_Vaeth.…

Chansik Yoon's (Chansik Yoon) job market paper analyzes the rise in Chinese development loans, finding that recipient country corruption is linked to more loans and larger projects in hard-to-monitor sectors. chansiky93.github.io/JM/JMP_Chansik…

A new workshop on the economic of AI organized at Collège de France on June 10th. Featuring keynote by Philippe Aghion and Chad Jones (remotely) and a set of wonderful speakers (program below). Entry is free and without registration. More information sites.google.com/view/rceaworld…

Thank you so much Gianluca Violante and John Grigsby for being such wonderful advisors!

I am looking for one or two pre-docs to work with me at HEC Paris on historical patent data. Hopefully an exciting opportunity to develop quantitative skills in a nice research environment. See the position here dropbox.com/scl/fi/3obf3vc… Thanks for sharing !

“It’s fantastic, Peter, isn’t that great? Yes! Yes!” Listen to the moment Philippe Aghion shares his joy with his friend and co-laureate Peter Howitt, captured as part of this call made shortly after the public announcement of the 2025 economic sciences prize. In this interview,

Thrilled to see Philippe receive the Nobel Prize! It’s been such a privilege to work with him and benefit from his mentorship!

💡 Why would a firm spend millions training workers it doesn’t even employ? From open-sourcing to certifications, superstar firms often train the workforce of their customers. My JMP explains why. 🧵