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Long-term unemployment risk is highly predictable with rich data on employment and benefit histories, implying an important role for dynamic selection over the unemployment spell, from Andreas I. Mueller and Johannes Spinnewijn nber.org/papers/w30979

What are the macro effects of UI extensions on U? In a new paper, we find that they are small at long durations, but quite a bit larger at shorter durations. This is joint work with Miguel Acosta , Andreas Mueller, and Emi Nakamura eml.berkeley.edu/~jsteinsson/pa… 1/6

UI extensions have minimal effects on unemployment at long durations — for example, the Great Recession — but larger effects at short durations, from Miguel Acosta, Andreas I. Mueller, Emi Nakamura, and Jon Steinsson nber.org/papers/w31784

We are concluding our fantastic CRC TR 224 EPoS Bonn-Mannheim labor workshop with the keynote of Andreas I. Mueller, who is presenting about the effects of UI extensions Moritz Kuhn Effrosyni (Efi) Adamopoulou

It was a pleasure to attend the NBER Wage Dynamics conference and discuss an insightful paper on the gender pay gap by Iacopo Morzio and Chris Moser Chris Moser . I highly recommend to read their paper. nber.org/papers/w32408

I feel honored to report that I was asked to join the editorial board of The Review of Economic Studies as an associate editor. I look forward to working with the managing editors and the members of the editorial board, and to contribute to the continued success and excellence of one of the

Reminder: Call for Papers on Family Policies and Labor Supply The Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics invites submissions to the “Family Policy and Labor Supply” collection, edited by AlineButikofer, Conny Wunsch, Christina Felfe, and Andreas Steinhauer. This collection

How do public perceptions about the aggregate labor market line up with measures of the labor market strength? #unemployment #labormarket

The European Search and Matching Network (SaM) invites submissions for its 11th Annual Conference, which will take place from the 8th to 10th of May 2025 in Vilnius, Lithuania. Looking forward to seeing your submissions! sam2025.econ.lt/home

It was a great pleasure to give my inaugural lecture at the University of Zurich on the sources of long term unemployment. In the lecture I argue that there are two views of long term unemployment: the traditional view is that it is a trap, whereas an alternative view says that

The SaM conference 2025 in Vilnius was a great success! Many thanks to Linas Tarasonis and the other local organizers for hosting us and the many memorable events and dinners. Special thanks also to our wonderful keynote speakers Robert Shimer and Ayşegül Şahin, and to Carlos

Co-director Daron Acemoglu explains why the centralized nature of the social media ecosystem, which puts an enormous amount of power in the hands of a few platforms, is a threat to democracy — and why AI may be headed in the same direction.

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Does UI generosity raise the aggregate unemployment rate? It was a great pleasure to deliver a keynote at this year’s Bristol Macroeconomics Workshop, where I presented joint work with Miguel Acosta, Emi Nakamura, and Jon Steinsson. Our findings show that, in the United States, a