You are coming to Armenia!
The 16th Annual Meetings of the Armenian Economic Association will be held in Yerevan, Armenia, from June 29 to July 1, 2026!
Please send in your abstracts by Feb 15 https://t.co/ziOAzfSiXp
And please help spread the word and invite your colleagues!
🌟 Narek Alexanian presented “Endogenous Wage Indexation and Aggregate Supply” at our 2025 Young Scholar Workshop. Completing his PhD this summer, he is now a Lecturer in Econ at Princeton University. Congratulations, Narek! 👏
https://t.co/hrBAIWOWYt | #Economics#EconJobMarket
🌟 Where are they now? Salpy Kanimian presented “Spatial Disparities, Selection, and Segmentation in Health Insurance” at our 2025 Young Scholar Workshop
She is now a faculty fellow at @BrownUniversity (Health Svcs, Policy & Practice). Congratulations, Salpy! 👏
Low rates of labor mobility result in higher euro-area unemployment. Over a million additional people would find employment If Europeans moved as much as Americans, from Erin P. Gibson, Christopher L. House, Christian Proebsting, and Linda L. Tesar https://t.co/xuoViBz7qY
We are hiring three people to work directly in my office at our institute, @IIPP_UCL.
IIPP was founded to rethink the role of the state and to challenge traditional economic thinking. Markets are outcomes of interactions between actors, so public policy is not limited to fixing market failures: it can actively shape and co-create markets, and create public value in doing so.
Turning that into research, policy and public argument takes a team. Links below.
...it would be at such point of structural stability, if ever attainable, that broader social and capital inclusivity in the economic process becomes possible. But the progress will be gradual and, if done properly, likely requiring significant strategic state involvement... ⤵️
A pleasure to return to the @ArmEconA annual meeting in #Yerevan. A truly international conference, bringing together economists from 20+ countries. Delighted to present my paper, "Saving the Soviet Economy: Mission Impossible?" Many thanks to the organizers and participants.
This summer in Armenia!
If you are active in economic research and/or policy or just curious about different topics in economics, then join us this summer during our annual meetings, June 29 - July 1, 2026.
Submit your abstracts by March 6! https://t.co/ziOAzfSiXp
Please join us for the 2025 Young Scholar Workshop co-sponsored by the @ArmEconA & the Georgian Econ Assoc
For details on how to join see https://t.co/HwiuKtBRKQ or send an email conferences.aea @ gmail
This year's AEA conference brought together over 100 participants from across the world!
We had an incredible time learning about and discussing a wide range of topics in the latest economics research and economic policy!
Check out the updates here: https://t.co/BaVDVGFk6a
Here's where our conference speakers are coming from!
Join us for the upcoming annual meetings June 30 - July 2, 2025!
Registration: https://t.co/HwiuKtBRKQ
The program for the 15th annual conference of the Armenian Economic Association is out and it's bigger than before! Please register and we will see you in Armenia!
https://t.co/BaVDVGFk6a
Within academia, the job market is particularly difficult this year. A dearth of interviews and jobs. The exact same thing happened when I went on the job market years ago: 150 applications, 1 interview!
Back then I wondered about the implications. So, what did I do? I wrote a paper about it! The study can be found here: https://t.co/nznykWXa0b
Both the demand and supply sides responded in an interesting manner. I wonder if the same is happening today?
Visit the FRED Blog to graph the ratio of quits to layoffs over time. The recent data reveal employees enjoyed historic levels of market power during the pandemic, but that has recently eroded to more typical levels https://t.co/lixu4YqZi8
The 15th Annual Meetings of the @ArmEconA are coming up in late June in Yerevan - submit your paper by March 2 to book your spot in the program and come to beautiful Armenia!
Guest speakers are @gerardrolanducb@sndurlauf & Evi Pappa!
Register https://t.co/4mDR1QkrWZ
Is debt relief to 1/6 of voters enough to win a presidential election? In the Republic of Georgia, it is. Just Accepted new paper by Toke Aidt, Zareh Asatryan (@ZarehAsatryan), and Lusine Badalyan https://t.co/wvm1Qvd30j