James Graham

Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Sydney (@USydneyEcon). Macroeconomics and housing research. Associate Editor, New Zealand Economic Papers.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

Over the moon to be awarded an @arc_gov_au Disovery Early Career Researcher Award! I'll be working on "The Long-Run Macroeconomics of Housing Affordability and Homeownership".

Thanks to co-authors, colleagues, @USydneyEcon, and @Sydney_Uni for making this possible.

[Australian Research Council @arc_gov_au]

We’re pleased to announce $102.7M for 200 new projects under the ARC DECRA scheme.

From safe social media use & water governance to AI infrastructure, these projects will drive innovation for all Australians. More: https://t.co/hlwO352FyL

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@benleo_econ As fantastic as Nathan for You is, The Rehearsal was peak television.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@taipan168 To be fair, the PM two before Ardern bought a $6m property in Sydney, took one look at the city and immediately put it up for sale again.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

Fond memories of Ariel gifting us these posters after passing* his micro midterm exam.

*Ariel is as generous in distributing grades as he is with posters.

[Ariel Rubinstein @ArielRubinstein]

I am in the USA now and will be happy to ship FREE my "Cafes where one can think poster" to people inside the USA. If you are really intersted, ask through the link on my homepage (see first comment)

[Central Bank Research Association @CebraOrg]

📢 Call for applications!
A great opportunity at the Bank of Finland @SuomenPankki — applications are open for the Research Unit Visiting Scholars Programme.

We’re delighted to share this opportunity.
Full application details below 👇

https://t.co/Q7k81n0DYW

#CallForApplications #BankOfFinland #CentralBanking #Economics

[C. Kirabo Jackson @KiraboJackson]

If spending more on schools raises the earnings of the children who benefit, does it eventually make the whole economy richer?

My new NBER paper examines this using school-finance reforms. 🧵

https://t.co/XMSwh42fMw

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@russell_toth @ryanbedwards 🤨

[Russell Toth @russell_toth]

Partly puts emphasis back on academic programs that allow students to do "real research" with close faculty support, such as (cough cough) USyd economics honours and MEcA

@USydneyEcon @JamesGrahamEcon

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@BenPhillips_ANU Out of the renter’s frying pan and into owner’s mortgage fire.

[QJE @QJEHarvard]

Recently accepted by #QJE: “Wealth and Property Taxation in the United States,” by Dray, Landais, and Stantcheva: https://t.co/eBPOxHc4XV

[Gianluca Violante @glviolante]

Excited to launch the revamped GRID website!

https://t.co/gOlbkNW1ur

GRID now covers 26 countries across 5 continents, with a brand-new visualization tool to explore income inequality, income risk, and mobility across countries, demographic groups, and over time.

Follow us on X: @GRIDdatabase

And on LinkedIn: https://t.co/b5HDnLSvi2

Please retweet and help us spread the word!

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@t_holden 😮‍💨 same here.

[Uni of Sydney Economics @USydneyEcon]

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that Prof @AgnieszkaTymula @USydneyEcon was awarded an @arc_gov_au Future Fellowship 🌟

This is an incredible achievement and much deserved recognition of Agnieszka’s outstanding research & contribution to the field

Congratulations Agnieszka!

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@BenPhillips_ANU Didn’t think you were!

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@BenPhillips_ANU Agree we’re probably most confident about the long term effects. For short run (and volatile!) dynamics you’ve got to build in buyer beliefs, and that’s much much harder.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@jchtecon Reminds me of Tom Sargent warning us to “never write maths/proofs in front of a classroom”.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@ash_craig @ZjubNZ @1finaleffort Victory is surviving all 100 shots

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@ash_craig @ZjubNZ @1finaleffort That’s how happy you’ll look about 50 shots in.

[Jeffrey Lin @jeffrlin]

New paper in the Review of Economics and Statistics available early access, on 1960s insurance policy and its effects on housing (dis-)investment and neighborhoods, with Ingrid Ellen, Dan Hartley, and Wei You. 1/

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@ZjubNZ @ash_craig @1finaleffort We used to call that “The Centurion”! Good times.

[James Graham @JamesGrahamEcon]

@IAmWilbur *minimum age for buying legal tobacco.

Surprised we don’t appear to have learned anything about the high elasticities of illegal drug supply yet.