#ASSA2024 / #AFA2024, I'll be talking about the most shocking research that I've worked on. It makes me wonder if everything I've been taught about asset prices is wrong. Theis Jensen (discussant) +@SBryzgalova.
arxiv.org/abs/2212.10317
#ASSA2024 / #AFA2024, I'll be talking about the most shocking research that I've worked on. It makes me wonder if everything I've been taught about asset prices is wrong. Theis Jensen (discussant) +@SBryzgalova.
arxiv.org/abs/2212.10317
Using new data on flows across many asset classes to study the rebalancing behavior of US households, including high-net-worth individuals, in response to market fluctuations, from
@xgabaix, @rkoijen , Federico Mainardi, @plausiblyexog
, and @motoyogo
nber.org/papers/w32001
Using new data on flows across many asset classes to study the rebalancing behavior of US households, including high-net-worth individuals, in response to market fluctuations, from
@xgabaix, @rkoijen , Federico Mainardi, @plausiblyexog
, and @motoyogo
nber.org/papers/w32001
I'm not sure economists are familiar with this APSR paper. The authors test whether the experimenter demand effects (EDEs) are large by blankly telling participants the hypothesis they aim to test. They don't find evidence for EDEs.
doi.org/10.1017/S000...
I'm not sure economists are familiar with this APSR paper. The authors test whether the experimenter demand effects (EDEs) are large by blankly telling participants the hypothesis they aim to test. They don't find evidence for EDEs.
doi.org/10.1017/S000...
Mohamed A. El-Erian @elerianm
This morning's JOLTS data, job vacancies fell from 8.85 million in Oct to 8.79 million in Nov. Lowest level in more than two years and below the consensus of 8.82%. Ratio of openings to unemployed unchanged at 1.4. bls.gov/jlt/
Mohamed A. El-Erian @elerianm
This morning's JOLTS data, job vacancies fell from 8.85 million in Oct to 8.79 million in Nov. Lowest level in more than two years and below the consensus of 8.82%. Ratio of openings to unemployed unchanged at 1.4. bls.gov/jlt/
The random assignment of female-sounding names to online sales agents in sub-Saharan Africa led to 50 percent fewer purchases by customers, from Erin M. Kelley, Gregory V. Lane, Matthew Pecenco, and
@edrubin
nber.org/papers/w31998
The random assignment of female-sounding names to online sales agents in sub-Saharan Africa led to 50 percent fewer purchases by customers, from Erin M. Kelley, Gregory V. Lane, Matthew Pecenco, and
@edrubin
nber.org/papers/w31998
Andrew Chen
@achenfinance
Why do finance professors get paid more? Clerier, Vallee, and Vasilenko provide some fascinating charts. aeaweb.org/conference/2...
Andrew Chen
@achenfinance
Why do finance professors get paid more? Clerier, Vallee, and Vasilenko provide some fascinating charts. aeaweb.org/conference/2...
Justin Wolfers
@justinwolfers.bsky.social
Senator, you asked for a chart illustrating the present scale of immigration. twitter.com/JDVance1/statu…
Justin Wolfers
@justinwolfers.bsky.social
Senator, you asked for a chart illustrating the present scale of immigration. twitter.com/JDVance1/statu…
blog post on Reproducible Science. Is posting your code and your data enough to ensure that your results can be reproduced? Please find the post here: albertjmenkveld.com/blog/2023-06...
blog post on Reproducible Science. Is posting your code and your data enough to ensure that your results can be reproduced? Please find the post here: albertjmenkveld.com/blog/2023-06...
@israelsen.bsky.social
Ultra transparent gas prices. How often did they have to repaint the sign?
Quote John Lounsbury @jlounsbury59
Explaining the high cost of gasoline in 1955
@israelsen.bsky.social
Ultra transparent gas prices. How often did they have to repaint the sign?
Quote John Lounsbury @jlounsbury59
Explaining the high cost of gasoline in 1955
@nberpubs
The fall in the debt/GDP ratio over 1946–74 is explained primarily by budget surpluses and distortions in interest rates from Fed policy and inflation, not by economic growth, from
@AcalinJulien
and Laurence M. Ball nber.org/papers/w31577
@nberpubs
The fall in the debt/GDP ratio over 1946–74 is explained primarily by budget surpluses and distortions in interest rates from Fed policy and inflation, not by economic growth, from
@AcalinJulien
and Laurence M. Ball nber.org/papers/w31577
We look forward to receiving your submissions to the 3rd #WEFIDEV @cepr_org
workshop in #Finance and #Development. Super excited for the Milan "chapter" of our in-person gathering!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
We look forward to receiving your submissions to the 3rd #WEFIDEV @cepr_org
workshop in #Finance and #Development. Super excited for the Milan "chapter" of our in-person gathering!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600
We need much smaller parcels of land to produce the same amount of food. Progress! Source: buff.ly/3RoP0Mu
Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600
We need much smaller parcels of land to produce the same amount of food. Progress! Source: buff.ly/3RoP0Mu
This paper examines the relationship between #carbonemissions & future #stock returns in Hong Kong and Singapore #stockmarkets. Read More: spkl.io/60114s2sN Subscribe for Free: spkl.io/60124s2s4
@SPGlobal #FinanceTwitter #ESG
This paper examines the relationship between #carbonemissions & future #stock returns in Hong Kong and Singapore #stockmarkets. Read More: spkl.io/60114s2sN Subscribe for Free: spkl.io/60124s2s4
@SPGlobal #FinanceTwitter #ESG
Helaine Olen @helaineolen.bsky.social
Um, I am as big a fan of indexing and pensions as they come, but there is definitely something to Sanders’ critique. There’s lots of scholarship on it. If you want to critique it do so, but don’t just assume it doesn’t exist.
Helaine Olen @helaineolen.bsky.social
Um, I am as big a fan of indexing and pensions as they come, but there is definitely something to Sanders’ critique. There’s lots of scholarship on it. If you want to critique it do so, but don’t just assume it doesn’t exist.
West African villages that were more exposed to forced labor historically have lower desired and realized fertility today, from @DupasPascaline , Camille Falezan, Marie Christelle Mabeu, and Pauline Rossi nber.org/papers/w31993
West African villages that were more exposed to forced labor historically have lower desired and realized fertility today, from @DupasPascaline , Camille Falezan, Marie Christelle Mabeu, and Pauline Rossi nber.org/papers/w31993
#2023inReview - CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18245 'Tordesillas, Slavery and the Origins of Brazilian Inequality' Humberto Laudares @humlaudares (@unige_en, @gvagradlibrary.bsky.social ), Felipe Valencia Caicedo @felipev84 (@ubcVSE @UBC) ow.ly/7NQw50P38EV
#2023inReview - CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18245 'Tordesillas, Slavery and the Origins of Brazilian Inequality' Humberto Laudares @humlaudares (@unige_en, @gvagradlibrary.bsky.social ), Felipe Valencia Caicedo @felipev84 (@ubcVSE @UBC) ow.ly/7NQw50P38EV
@IMFNews
Fossil-fuel subsidies surged to a record $7 trillion last year. Amid world temperatures also rising to unprecedented levels, subsidies should be scaled back to help slow climate change. bit.ly/3P9oeYr
@IMFNews
Fossil-fuel subsidies surged to a record $7 trillion last year. Amid world temperatures also rising to unprecedented levels, subsidies should be scaled back to help slow climate change. bit.ly/3P9oeYr
Very well said - and w intellectual honesty
@GautiEggertsson
To insist that inflation has been “temporary” for 3 years of which 2 years with steep monetary tightening makes zero sense. Gauti Eggertsson @GautiEggertsson
Very well said - and w intellectual honesty
@GautiEggertsson
To insist that inflation has been “temporary” for 3 years of which 2 years with steep monetary tightening makes zero sense. Gauti Eggertsson @GautiEggertsson