Excited about the 10th-anniversary edition of the Atl Workshop on Int'l Econ. Jointly organized by Atlanta Fed and Emory University. Many exciting presentations by Kadee Russ, Lydia Cox, Treb Allen, Pablo Fajgelbaum, Javier Bianchi, and Michael Clemens.

Vamos carajo!

Federico Mandelman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta will present a paper "Slowdown in immigration, labor market shortages and declining skill premium" on Friday at 3 PM. All welcome to join via Zoom: us06web.zoom.us/j/82026965509?…

You can easily recognize a person who has been on the front lines by looking into their eyes. These eyes have seen death every day. Eyes like these know the true value of life.

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A Ukrainian’s road to recovery: « the path we didn’t choose but we walk it Damn, I'm not sure I'd have such strength. I guess you have no choice when it happens. I hope he recovers and lives a happy life. Even happier once Ukraine is free. Slava Ukraini!

Each and every one of these toddlers from Be’eri was butchered by Hamas terrorists. Tomorrow will mark three weeks since the day our children were murdered in their beds. We cannot and will not forget these evil horrors. 10.07.2023

We are devastated to share that the death of 23 year old German-Israeli Shani Luk was confirmed. Shani who was kidnapped from a music festival and tortured and paraded around Gaza by Hamas terrorists, experienced unfathomable horrors. Our hearts are broken 💔. May her memory

Using the lessons learned following the Federal Reserve's tightening actions in response to the post-World War II spike in inflation, the authors of this Policy Hub article draw parallels to today's postpandemic economy. atlfed.org/3SD2bf2

Kfir, te estamos esperando bebito lindo.

New Atlanta Fed research examines a slowdown in low-skilled immigration that started during the Great Recession and impacts current labor shortages in service-related jobs and a decline in the college premium. #EveryonesEconomy atlfed.org/3tXwrqS

Research out today shows that lower H-1B visa win rates negatively impacts the survival of young tech firms. Allowing more immigration increases productivity as new companies replace older and less productive companies.

New Atlanta Fed research examines the impact of skilled immigration policy frictions on technology-intensive firms, showing that such frictions directly influence young firm dynamics in technology-intensive sectors by affecting firm survival. atlfed.org/3SwUXY4

🚨Call for papers🚨: Annual Workshop on the Macroeconomic Implications of Migration at Banco de Mexico, Mexico City. October 11-12, 2024 More information: globalmigration.ucdavis.edu/events/2024mac…

Call for papers for a great conference x.com/UCD_GlobalMC/s…

Our new research highlights that reducing H1-B hiring frictions can benefit young high-tech firm survival, increasing business dynamism, and average firm productivity

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Register here for this workshop I have organized with Fatih Guvenen and Luigi Pistaferri. It includes a panel discussion on "Income Inequality: Measurement, Causes and Policy Response" with Richard Blundell Wojtek Kopczuk 🇵🇱🇺🇦 and Stefano Scarpetta docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Happy to see it published