Johannes Brumm

Professor of Macroeconomics

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

Interview zu Staatsverschuldung, Schuldenbremse und generationengerechter Finanzpolitik
Bei egoFM Reflex (Dt. Radiopreis 2022)
https://t.co/WdXhREMQMv

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

@TertiltMichele Thanks Michele!

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

@Florian_Scheuer Thanks Florian! Great to read that from you, someone who put in the effort to appy and experienced the benefit of receiving an ERCStG just a few years back. And congrats to you for being elected SAET Economic Theory Fellow!

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

Received an #ERCStG to advance comp methods for stochastic OLG models with applications to public debt and pension reform. Focus on intergenerational risk-sharing and welfare. DM me if interested in PhD/Postdoc doing #FrontierResearch on comp methods and macro public finance.

[European Research Council (ERC) @ERC_Research]

🎉ERC Starting Grant competition results are out!

Over €619 million for the best ideas of young leading researchers - and the 1️⃣st set of grants awarded under 🇪🇺@HorizonEU.

Find out who, where and why 👉 https://t.co/YvxqX1ev0r

#EUfunded #FrontierResearch #ERCStG

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

@comp_simon @flo_fruehhaber @HannoLustig @makro_philip @FelixKubler As a start, might very well look at:
https://t.co/FMXoMQnlDi
Welfare effects of pub debt not quite as suggested in Blanchard 2019 (see our Sec 4), more subtle in open econ (5), and, admittedly, also not as simple as in our simple model (6). Still a lot to explore! Working on it

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

Presenting our new NBER wp at @SEDmeeting today 10am CT / 5pm CET. Session on Public Debt:
https://t.co/2ajNIWTnzz
Thanks to my great co-authors Xiangyu Feng, @Kotlikoff, and @FelixKubler.

[NBER @nberpubs]

Low government interest rates likely reflect a lack of proper risk-sharing and are not a signal that deficit finance is free, from @BrummJohannes, Xiangyu Feng, @kotlikoff, and @felixkubler https://t.co/UBGHWs92HC

[Laurence J Kotlikoff @Kotlikoff]

Please share: A Cheap, Simple Way to Control the Coronavirus https://t.co/LkSaYQGsSV

[Johannes Brumm @BrummJohannes]

@makro_philip Philip, if we cannot do random testing, wastewater might do the trick and provide the data needed to capture regional variation.
https://t.co/rMZATm1efM

[Laurence J Kotlikoff @Kotlikoff]

Please share. This is our only sure way to save lives and the economy. Group Testing Is Our Secret Weapon Against Coronavirus via @forbes https://t.co/M6a1uiBxFo