Economics Professor at UC Berkeley; from #Ukraine
Yuriy Gorodnichenko is an economist and Quantedge Presidential professor at the University of California, Berkeley.
This book is more relevant than ever. Read it!
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cepr.org/publications...
where: Cambridge, Massachusetts
when: May 14–15, 2026
who is eligible: full-time PhD students at a US or Canadian university
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I believe this is exactly how public accountability should work - when a liar is called a liar.
But why was Sachs invited there in the first place?
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I believe this is exactly how public accountability should work - when a liar is called a liar.
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This creates distortions that undermine Ukraine’s war effort.
Foreign donors should directly fund defense spending.
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The variance of U.S. "policy" is incredible. The damage to U.S. credibility is growing
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www.nytimes.com/live/2025/10...
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Survey of 2,500+ Ukrainian refugees across 30 European countries: territorial integrity and security guarantees are key to return.
Read: econ4ua.org/wp-content/u...
Submit research: lnkd.in/gf2nQ5WC
yes, Raiffeisen decided to operate in Russia, decided to continue operations in RU after the invasion of #Ukraine. Raiffeisen has to face the consequences & pay the price.
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New paper by @ygorodnichenko.bsky.social and Vasudevan uses macroeconomic forecasts to estimate the cumulative costs of the Russian invasion for 29 countries. Soon after the attack, projected costs hit $2.44 trillion, with rising uncertainty and spillover effects.
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Professional forecasters underestimated to cost of RUS illegal annexation of #Crimea and partial occupation of the #Donbas in 2014 by a factor of 3
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New paper by @ygorodnichenko.bsky.social and Vasudevan uses macroeconomic forecasts to estimate the cumulative costs of the Russian invasion for 29 countries. Soon after the attack, projected costs hit $2.44 trillion, with rising uncertainty and spillover effects.
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Senseless and barbaric daily terror
Imagine your university gets a hit like that
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But Salvini also once said he would like to have Putin as Italy’s prime minister “tomorrow”.
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A difficult situation for the Fed. Cut interest rates now → risk of rising inflation ⬆️
More here: "Inflation, Expectations and Monetary Policy: What Have We Learned and to What End?" with Oli Coibion @empctmacrotx.bsky.social, shorturl.at/2fmOD
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Sure, it's more important than Russia killing Ukrainians, the greatest war in Europe since WW2, Russian war crimes, etc.
www.ft.com/content/f0cc...
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Large spillover effects have implications for:
* Macro stabilization in Europe
* The cost of war in general & RUS agg specifically
* The calculus of costs&benefits of aid to #Ukraine
* mil buildup in Europe
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2 options: 1) RUS defeat (means more sanctions & more weapons for UKR). 2) a defeat for democracy (&subdued Europe).
If 1), Europeans should sacrifice some of their welfare. If 2), they'll lose it all.
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