New paper on recent US tariffs with Matt Rognlie and Adrien Auclert Our focus: effects of temporary increases in tariffs (“tariff shocks") Three Qs: 1 Will tariffs lead to a recession? 2 Will they reduce the trade deficit? 3 Why are they not appreciating USD? (as in std theory) 🧵

Join us this Thursday (15 May) as Simone Arrigoni 🇪🇺🇺🇦 , from Trinity College Dublin, presents his Paper: "Beyond Borders, Within Societies: Inequality and the Global Transmission of US Monetary Policy". Register here: sites.google.com/view/phd-evs20… #Inequality #Monetarypolicy

If you have never seen this 2013 speech from President Obama on immigration, it’s worth a watch: “A lot of folks forget that most of us used to be them. It’s really important for us to remember our history. Unless you’re one of the first Americans, a Native American, you came

Another year comes to an end, and so does the 3rd season of YIESS. Join us for the final round! ☘️ Agathe Simon (Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI)) will present her work on the effects of individualised taxation in Ireland. 📆 June 5th 🕛 6-7 pm 🏦 Trinity Research in Social Sciences Seminar Room, Arts Building, 6th floor

The fall and rise of inheritance flows

New eBook by Michele Ruta & I CEPR 👉State of Globalisation: 10 Chaptes by leading economists from Barry Eichengreen to Gita Golpinath + Gourinchas, Freund, Borin, Staiger, Mattoo, Rotunno cepr.org/publications/b… _cc: Adam Tooze Adam Posen Simon J. Evenett Simon Lester

1)📢 Excited to share a new paper with the awesome Damien Capelle "Unbalanced Financial Globalization" (available on my website - link in bio) We explore how uneven capital account opening since the 1970s reshaped global capital allocation, GDP, and inequality. Thread 👇

📢New Publication Alert🚨 Our paper with Diego Zambiasi, “Political Rhetoric and Racial Discrimination in Arrests for Drugs”, is now out in the The Economic Journal! We show how presidential rhetoric shaped racial disparities in drug-related arrests in the 1980s–90s. 🧵 A short thread 👇1/6

It's that time of the year ☘️ Our new Call for Speakers is out! 🚨 If you are a young researcher in Economics and Social Sciences and you would like to present your work to other young researchers based in Ireland, please fill out the form here below! 👇 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

📣 We are excited to share the program for the IM-TCD virtual seminar series 2025-26! Would you like to join? Sign up here 👇: forms.office.com/e/hYhCPCZ2Lp We are now on BlueSky — follow us: International Macroeconomics (IM-TCD).bsky.social Department of Economics, Trinity College Dublin, #EconTwitter, #MacroSeminar

✍️New Research ✍️ Congratulations to Agustín Bénétrix and Davide Romelli on the publication of their paper in Open Economies Review (Springer Nature) 🧐 Read the paper: tinyurl.com/5bumn883 International Macroeconomics (IM-TCD) Trinity Research in Social Sciences Trinity Research

Let me explain why I believe modern economics is such a powerful tool for understanding the world. I’ll do this by discussing a great paper by Simone Cerreia-Vioglio, Lars Peter Hansen, Fabio Maccheroni, and Massimo Marinacci, “Making Decisions Under Model Misspecification,”