Excited to share that I will be joining Loyola University Chicago (@LoyolaChicago) in the Quinlan School of Business (@LoyolaQuinlan) as an assistant professor of economics!
A big thanks to my advisors, family, and friends for all of their support. Next stop, Chicago!
Happy Pythagorean Triple Square Day!
Today’s date is made of 3 perfect squares and they form a Pythagorean triple: 3² + 4² = 5²
This only happens once a century.
Very pleased that my paper w/ @ClaytonNall & @stan_okl, "The Folk Economics of Housing," has been published in the excellent new JEP symposium on housing markets. ⤵️
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Stanford Doerr School is hiring at assistant prof level in Global Environmental Policy. Search is broadly scoped and aimed at anyone in quantitative social sciences or related fields, including econ, polisci, env policy, or data science as applied to env policy. Plz share, RT!
Seventeenth Annual Conference on Urban and Regional Economics (CURE)
7-8 November 2025
LSE, London, UK
Submission Deadline: 31st August
https://t.co/7qzSiyhyLi
Of potential interest to UEA members:
The Public Policies, Cities, and Regions workshop, organized by CERGIC & GATE, will take place at ENS Lyon on December 10-11, 2025.
Keynotes by Jessie Handbury & Yanos Zylberberg
Submission deadline: September 15.
https://t.co/jpf8gQTt0O
I'm hiring a Director of Housing!! Come help us develop creative approaches to increase housing supply. In my completely unbiased opinion, we're doing really exciting & impactful work on one of the most critical policy issues of our time. Join our team! https://t.co/ECPDT3HfIX
JEEM is happy to be a sponsor of Camp Resources XXXI in Asheville, NC. #econtwitter
Graduate students and young professionals, be sure to submit your abstracts by May 23.
Details here: https://t.co/0f711ng5gn
In other news, I am officially Dr. Edelstein! A big thanks to my advisors Fernando Ferreira, @ArthurvBenthem, and Joe Gyourko; and to my family and friends for their endless support.
📣 Call for papers 📣
19th North American Meeting of the Urban Economics Association
October 3 - 4, 2025
Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada
Keynotes by Cecile Gaubert and Keith Head @ckhead.
Please submit your paper by May 30.
https://t.co/vNeFWe4imK
Her “mistake” was bringing lab materials without proper declaration— requested by her Harvard PI.
Arbitrary detention like this is how autocracies operate— it’s also why autocracies have terrible economic results.
We are killing the golden goose.
https://t.co/OPqT7cdEah
Congratulations to Vincent Rollet (MIT), winner of the student prize at the European #UEA2025 meetings for his paper: "Can We Rebuild a City? The Dynamics of Urban Redevelopment"
https://t.co/krLqXlIBBj
PhD students interested in urban economics: Apply to join us at Tufts University for summer school July 21–23.
Learn from leading scholars, including @baum_snow, @melaniemorten, @AlvinMurph. Get feedback on your research and meet other urban economists.
https://t.co/rIuXeo2ZlY
@SethWerfel@CSElmendorf@aarmlovi I haven’t read the paper carefully, but it didn’t cite the Rosen-Roback compensating differentials literature, which is typically how I think about how household incomes (and labor markets broadly) interact with housing markets. Which struck me as quite odd.
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?