@carod2015@lucasllach Incluso a tasas bajas es bastante guita. La competencia hace que se disipe en costos. Acá unos cálculos para EEUU.
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The program for the 24th MFS Workshop to be held in Oslo (September 13-14, 2024), is now available:
https://t.co/KocslctklC
If you plan to attend, please register as soon as possible using the link provided.
Looking forward to seeing you all in Oslo in September!
Call for papers!
23rd Macro Finance Workshop, May 9-10, 2024 at the Fed Board in DC
Featuring lectures by Jessica Wachter & @Francesco_Bia + keynote by Annette Vissing-Jorgensen
Send your papers to [email protected] by March 15
We are looking for rookies (can offer post-doc years too) and also those a few years out of the market with a great record who want to relocate to sunny LA and join our growing dept.
The Euler equation works — if you use the zero-beta rate, from Sebastian Di Tella, Benjamin M. Hébert, Pablo Kurlat, and Qitong Wang https://t.co/dtR0cvFViv
One week left to sign up for the MFS Virtual Summer School!
Learn about LLMs in Econ (Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde), MP and AP (@CarolinPflueger), Insurance (@rkoijen and @motoyogo), Climate Finance (@StefanoGiglioEc), and Banks (myself and @OlivierWang1).
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Excited to be teaching in the Macro Finance Society Virtual Summer School. Learn about inflation and monetary policy in New Keynesian models, and what this means for stocks and bonds! I am planning on lots of hands-on exercises.
@WenxinDu and I are looking forward to your papers for the upcoming @MacroFinanceSoc society meeting in Chicago this fall! Many thanks to @MFRProgram for hosting.
The 21st Macro Finance Workshop of the @MacroFinanceSoc got off to a fine start today with two invited lectures. Adriano Rampini (Duke) talked to us about collaterals and unencumbered assets. Guillermo Ordonez (UPenn) examined the role of IT in trading of assets. @GATechScheller
Thank you Jose Scheinkman for giving the keynote address at the 21st Macro Finance Workshop. It was an insightful talk on the intersection of macro finance and climate! Moreover, thank you to all the presenters and discussants. Great two days of learning! @MacroFinanceSoc
For probably the first time, my research is directly relevant for something in the news. John Carney reports (quite accurately!) on my work with Sebastian on banks and interest rate risk.
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@HannoLustig@a_auclert One thing that I've been surprised by is depositors' continued willingness to get a terrible deal on checking and savings accounts. I would have thought internet banking -> lower switching costs -> banks forced to raise deposit rates
An extremely interesting JMP by Karim Fajury @USC_Econ https://t.co/ljiLFeHqYS
Little causal evidence as to whether higher income reduces the propensity to engage in corruption.
Karim painstakingly gathers a novel dataset on vote buying and uses a RDD on cash transfer program.
When I moved from Stanford to @USC_Econ, I thought I'd really miss amazing students like Diego Perez, @stroebel_econ, @DrenikAndres, Alex Bloedel, Juliane Begenau, @Ale_M_Peter, whom I the privilege to advise (a little bit) and learn from (a lot).
And she shows it matters! Quantitative counterfactuals (e.g. on the market for patents) are quite different if you let the boundaries of the firm adjust endogenously.