
Tomer Ifergane
@iftomer
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics - Tel Aviv University
Macro, Labour and everything in between.
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https://www.tomerifergane.com/ 02-07-2018 08:09:49
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📢📢 Call for Papers 📢📢 We're organizing a *macroeconomics workshop* in Amsterdam 15-16 December 👌 ✅ Any topic in macro broadly defined ✅ Two nights in a'dam + EU travel covered ✅ Keynote by virgiliu midrigan Midrigran Submit by October 5. Call here: tinbergen.nl/event/2025/12/…

🚨New Draft: “Trade Fragmentation, Inflationary Pressure and Monetary Policy” with Jenny Chan and Silvana Tenreyro 🚨 We ask how trade fragmentation affects inflationary pressure and what monetary policy needs to do to sustain inflation at target. 1/ drive.google.com/file/d/1ud1xDT…


🚨1/9 In a new WP, Guy Lichtinger and I use detailed LinkedIn résumé + job-posting data on ~285k U.S. firms (2015–2025) to study a debated question: how does generative AI adoption affect entry-level employment?




Excited to see the Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute WP of "Job Transformation, Specialization, and the Labor Market Effects of AI" with the fantastic Lukas Mann!


“A ray of light in the department, and loved by all the academic staff and students. She was hardworking, talented, ambitious, full of energy and joy, and easily overcame any difficulty or challenge — always with a smile.” timesofisrael.com/shani-kupervas… Dudu Lagziel Ben-Gurion University of the Negev




Honored to be joining ReStud's editorial board (and to continue my my years-long trend of starting things alongside Oren Danieli :)


Very much looking forward to our Boston College workshop on *The Macro & Labor Market Consequences of AI* this Friday! Featuring🎙️by Pascual Restrepo, Lukas Mann, Danial Lashkari, Jaromir Nosal, Anders Humlum, Lawrence Schmidt & a Keynote by Raffaella Sadun.



Excited to see our work with Guy Lichtinger featured in The Economist! We explore how the adoption of GenAI by firms affects the employment of junior workers, and our results suggest that they may indeed be more affected. Looking forward to hearing thoughts!