1/6 📢 Call for Papers | Second Workshop on Argentine Macroeconomics (BAM 2026)
El 7 de agosto de 2026 se realizará en la Universidad de San Andrés (Sede Riobamba), Buenos Aires, una nueva edición de este workshop sobre macroeconomía argentina y mercados emergentes.
📢 Las 41.ª Jornadas Anuales de Economía se realizarán el 27 y 28 de julio.
📅 Recordamos que la convocatoria a presentar trabajos estará abierta hasta el lunes 15 de junio.
🔗 Más información: https://t.co/xMIKU0SlRp
La gran mayoría de las canciones que puedo cantar completas de memoria fueron escritas por una sola persona: el Indio Solari. Puro rock, también me regaló los mejores pogos. Gracias por todo!
Exactly one month from today, the United States turns 250. To mark it, the Penn Initiative for the Study of Markets @Penn_Exchange is offering a free online course on the economic foundations of the American Founding.
I will lecture on June 23 and July 28, alongside Alan Taylor, Woody Holton, Joseph Wallis, and Jack Rakove, among others.
The course follows the story from colonial settlement to the early republic, showing how economics and institutions shaped political choices at every turn: the road to independence, the Revolutionary War, the Constitutional Convention, and the rival visions of Hamilton and Jefferson.
This is one of my favorite subjects in economic and legal history.
Details and registration here:
https://t.co/Xe2DlWluVi
If you're interested in adopting our PhD macro textbook https://t.co/OUdVXhDUZn for the coming school year, I just wanted to let you know that slides for all Part I and II chapters are here https://t.co/uRy52xPjs7. I plan to make progress on Part III chapters during the summer.
Our paper “Difference-in-Differences Designs: A Practitioner’s Guide” is now published in the Journal of Economic Literature. It took us a while but we are happy!
We put together a lot of material to make the paper useful in practice: https://t.co/30TbAgihlz
Hope you like!
Highly relevant!
"The Theory of Financial Stability Meets Reality: A Unifying Framework for Bank Regulation and Accounting Discretion" by Nina Boyarchenko, Kinda Hachem, and Anya Kleymenova.
"A large literature at the intersection of economics and finance offers prescriptions for regulating banks to increase financial stability. This literature abstracts from the discretion that accounting standards give banks over financial reporting, creating a gap between the information assumed to be available to regulators in models of optimal regulation and the information available to regulators in reality. We bridge insights from the economics, finance, and accounting literatures to synthesize knowledge about the design and implementation of bank regulation and identify areas where more work is needed. We present a simple framework for organizing the relevant ideas, namely the externalities that motivate bank regulation, the rationales for allowing accounting discretion, and the use of discretion to circumvent regulation. Our takeaway from reviewing work in these areas is that academic studies of bank regulation and accounting discretion require a more unified approach to design optimal policy for the real world."
https://t.co/FNTo0cyCQx
@wsosaescudero@fqroldan Se me ocurren varios contraejemplos, incluyendo más de un profe que he tenido (no es tu caso, aclaro). Menos mal que ahora todos usan Beamer!
New working paper 🚨
Micro data changes How we think about monetary transmission in Emerging Market & Developing Economies (EMDEs)?
We provide some of the first evidence on the underlying mechanisms, with @LorenzoMenna1 & @alejandrowerne7
Full Link to the Paper:👇 @RedNIE5
#EconTwitter #MonetaryPolicy #MacroFinance #EMDEs
Los invitamos a participar del seminario mensual de RedNIE mañana, jueves 28 de mayo a las 12 hs.
Santiago Camara @EconSanti (Mcgill University) presenta "Global Monetary Spillovers in High Frequency. Are Local Policy Surprises Predictable"
🔗 https://t.co/0I5tcMmZsN
En Chile para presentar en el BCCh el paper sobre FTPL en economías abiertas, y reencontrarme con mucha gente querida. Si están por la zona, los espero!
This Wednesday, May 27th, Javier García-Cicco from the Universidad de San Andrés will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled“Fiscal Theory of the Price Level in Small and Open Economies.” You can find further information about this seminar below:
This Wednesday, May 27th, Javier García-Cicco from the Universidad de San Andrés will join us to present his paper at our weekly seminar, titled“Fiscal Theory of the Price Level in Small and Open Economies.” You can find further information about this seminar below:
The International Economic Review has just published a wonderful paper by the late Marcus Hagedorn (with special thanks to Iourii Manovskii) on A Demand Theory of the Price Level. It is available through @WileyEconomics here: https://t.co/9IzqfY6p60
📢 Las 41ª Jornadas Anuales de Economía ya tienen fecha: 27 y 28 de julio.
📄 El llamado a presentación de trabajos estará abierto hasta el 15 de junio.
🔗 Más información: https://t.co/CkCKTUqYf8
💡Este jueves 21/5 a las 14.30 h., Inés Insua y Eduardo J. Viñales presentan "Ciudades de la Educación: Un modelo de fortalecimiento de capacidades locales y gestión pública para la transformación educativa" en el seminario del CEDH.📚
✅https://t.co/krlMOofhPb