Eungik Lee

[The Review of Economic Studies @RevEconStudies]

Most people perceive their earnings to be far less risky than admin data suggests.

New paper by Caplin, Gregory, @Leth_soren, @JohanSaeverud, and @eungiklee: Subjective Earnings Risk

https://t.co/LoovDNiWDl

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[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

Jaison Abel, Head of Microeconomics, spoke to Inside Higher Ed about the job market for recent college graduates and the advantage of a college degree.

https://t.co/e11KTy9DOc

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

In this video, economists Wilbert van der Klaauw and Gizem Kosar discuss rising food insecurity in the U.S. and how it may be adding to consumer pessimism about where the economy is and where it’s going.

More: https://t.co/MibS2ZJ9LX

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

In this video, Research Economist Natalia Emanuel describes new research identifying a rise in unemployment for younger workers that coincides closely with the expansion of remote work.

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[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

SURVEY OF CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS
May 2026

The mean perceived probability of finding a job if one’s current job was lost decreased by 2.3 ppts to 43.7%, the lowest reading since December 2025.

#NYFedCMD

https://t.co/Ks3vGuu3YO

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

Households' year-ahead expectations for home price increases are stable at 4%, according to the 2026 SCE Housing Survey.

See more data on households' outlook for prices, rents, probability of refinancing and moving >>

https://t.co/8K2LKJfmwo

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

2026 SCE HOUSING SURVEY

The average perceived national mortgage rate decreased to 8.3% for today, 8.0% in one year, and 9.2% in three years.

#NYFedCMD

https://t.co/4e33ScMTrF

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

SURVEY OF CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS
April 2026

Median inflation expectations increased by 0.2 percentage point to 3.6 percent at the 1-yr-ahead horizon and were unchanged at 3.1 percent and 3.0 percent at the 3-year and 5-yr-ahead horizons, respectively.

https://t.co/22YzFj6qgF

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

SURVEY OF CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS
March 2026

Median inflation expectations increased by 0.4 ppt to 3.4% at the 1-year-ahead horizon, increased by 0.1 ppt to 3.1% at the 3-year-ahead horizon, and were unchanged at 3.0% at the 5-year-ahead horizon.

https://t.co/22YzFj6qgF

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

MARCH SURVEY

Median year-ahead commodity price change expectations increased by 5.3 ppts for gas to 9.4%, the highest reading since March 2022.

#NYFedCMD

https://t.co/KpMKS9nk9k

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

SURVEY OF CONSUMER EXPECTATIONS
February 2026
Median inflation expectations declined by 0.1 ppt at the one-year-ahead horizon to reach 3.0% while holding at 3.0% at the three- and five-year-ahead horizons.
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https://t.co/a2fwvSDnuc

[Eungik Lee @eungiklee]

@davidalmog25 @HarvardHBS Congrats!

[New York Fed Research @NYFedResearch]

The mean perceived probability of losing one’s job in the next 12 months decreased by 0.4 percentage point to 14.8%, according to the January Survey of Consumer Expectations.

#NYFedCMD

https://t.co/6b1TnbpGqA

[Ethan Mollick @emollick]

A lot in this paper on the impact of AI on anime fanart: Top creators reduced output 15%, but less prolific artists increased theirs 7%. Engagement on human art dropped ~30%. Comics were spared (early AI was bad at that) Artists adapted by diversifying & avoiding AI-heavy IP.

[NBER @nberpubs]

Using a comprehensive dataset of posts from a major platform for anime- and manga-style artwork to study the impact of the launch of a prominent text-to-image generative AI, from @Sueyoul Kim, Ginger Zhe Jin, and Eungik Lee https://t.co/pAPhfLvaen

[NBER @nberpubs]

Creative destruction rewards innovation but leaves workers exposed. New research measures worker preparedness to identify who is ready for accelerating AI-driven change—and who isn't, from Andrew Caplin, Søren Leth-Petersen, Victoria Gregory, Ida Maria Hartmann, @eungiklee, and Johan Sæverud https://t.co/4QgMZJjDXs

[NYU Economics Department @NYUFASEcon]

NYU Economics is proud to announce its 2025 Job Market Candidates. Learn more at https://t.co/xi74zAfgA9
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[David Almog @davidalmog25]

Excited to be on the job market!
This paper is part of my broader agenda to understand AI adoption through a behavioral economics lens. Thanks to Alex for the guidance and support!

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

We study how trade policy can reduce global emissions. Unilateral carbon border taxes have limited efficacy at cutting foreign emissions. By contrast, coordinated trade penalties under a climate club prove highly effective. https://t.co/dH5mIGe0gJ