Ph.D. Candidate in Economics @WesternU. I study empirical IO, environmental, and energy Economics. Forthcoming: @UChi_MSA, @UChicago (2024) and @UniMelb (2025).
What is the output cost of reducing emissions? In my JMP I show that this cost depends on how firms burn fuels.
I find that the cost of reducing emissions is much lower than we thought! The key is heterogeneity in firm-specific fuel productivity. #Steel#India#EconTwitter 1/5
We're hiring! MSA is looking for a postdoctoral scholar to work closely with Christopher Snyder @DartmouthEcon and @rglenner on economics of innovation projects. Spread the word!
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I'm excited to share my JMP "The Optimal Design of Climate Agreements" where I study carbon taxation and trade tariffs in the presence of free-riding incentives and inequality, which is related to current discussions on trade policies and climate action #EconTwitter#COP29 🧵1/10
New @TheIFS working paper on wealth mobility out w/ my wonderful coauthors @RichardAudoly, @socampdi, @GonPazPardo
We study who is rich and poor throughout their lives and people who experience reversals of fortune
Answers to this and many more Qs 👇
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@Oliver_S_Curry Paraphrasing, you're saying that all we need is a mathematical model to tell us what to do. It implies that we should throw instinct and experience out of the window. Those two often guide us through what is "right" or "moral". Much more than intellectualizing with a model.
Checkout this amazing paper by my colleague #DanielChaves
Big insights into how competition is thwarted looking at collusion by gas stations ⛽️ in Brasilia 🇧🇷
Gas stations coordinate prices using common wholesales who benefit bu supplying gas to cartel members
The job market is over! 😎 I am very proud to announce that the department of economics at the University of Melbourne will be my new home. Exciting times ahead! @UniMelb