Adrian Monninger
@amonninger.bsky.social
Econ PhD student @JohnsHopkins
Formerly intern @ECB, Bundesbank, IMF, Riksbank
Working on heterogeneous agent macro with subjective expectations.
https://sites.google.com/view/adrianmonninger/home
Formerly intern @ECB, Bundesbank, IMF, Riksbank
Working on heterogeneous agent macro with subjective expectations.
https://sites.google.com/view/adrianmonninger/home
There is a literature in econ as well. For instance wealth surveys (like SCF) have great wealth, ok income, and bad consumption data while consumption surveys (CEX) have great consumption, ok income, and bad wealth data.
People tried to impute total consumption from CEX into SCF to have all 3 in one
People tried to impute total consumption from CEX into SCF to have all 3 in one
December 2, 2024 at 8:56 PM
There is a literature in econ as well. For instance wealth surveys (like SCF) have great wealth, ok income, and bad consumption data while consumption surveys (CEX) have great consumption, ok income, and bad wealth data.
People tried to impute total consumption from CEX into SCF to have all 3 in one
People tried to impute total consumption from CEX into SCF to have all 3 in one
At the minimum, the placebo effect is working for me. Staring into the distance helps me as well
November 14, 2024 at 10:01 PM
At the minimum, the placebo effect is working for me. Staring into the distance helps me as well