🔔New Julia package for structural estimation 🔔
Zoltán Rácz and I have released an open-source Julia package designed to make structural estimation in economic research faster, easier, and more flexible. 🧵👇
🔔Paper update (with @gualtiazza & Zoltán Rácz)🔔 We develop a model that endogenously generates a joint distribution of wealth and portfolio choices in line with administrative data. Risk-taking increases with wealth due to endogenous sorting of heterogeneous agents. Short🧵
Thanks Martina!
📢I'm on the JM. My JMP (with @iacobianchi and @dmnkbiesalski) investigates occupational choices of young adults in Uganda - have a look at my work👇🙂
https://t.co/qSGMH2LcuC
Meet PhD students Johan Ljungkvist, Martin Waibel, and Jiaxin Wu, SHoF’s Job Market candidates this year: https://t.co/aVNH8JFdJl
@handels_sse#jobmarket
Meet our JMC @PhilippHochmuth. He is a macroeconomist interested in household heterogeneity and labor supply. In his job market paper, he uncovers a striking new fact: the work hours of entrepreneurs have declined substantially more than those of workers! 1/4
Many countries want to decarbonize their economies. Eg, the US aims to be net zero by 2050. Given this target: What is the optimal transition path? What are the main drivers and economic implications? Our JMC Stefan Hinkelmann @s_hinkelmann tackles these questions in his JMP.
🚨Hiring a pre-doc/RA with background in econ/data science/remote sensing to work with me at Stanford @FoodSecurity_SU on novel uses of 🛰️imagery for development econ research.
I'll review applications as they come in - please reach out with questions!
https://t.co/eDs5cm1dDu
🙌Huge thanks to all who participated in the 1st Arne Ryde "Micro Data meet Macro Models" Workshop! Two inspiring days of cutting-edge research discussions organized by @GiagMarta@ClaudioDaminato@elintyramolin. Special thanks to our keynote speakers @glviolante & Michael Weber!
Looking forward to this new exciting chapter in 🇸🇪! I am immensely grateful to @KrusellPer, @SorryToBeKurt, @KPLarkin, and Paolo Sodini for their guidance and support!
Third one to leave the nest is Gualtiero Azzalini @gualtiazza who from August 2023 will be an Assistant Professor in Finance at @handels_sse and a Research Fellow at @SHouseofFinance! Great that you will be staying within the Sthlm/Uppsala Econ community! Many congratulations! 🥳
IIES Job Market Candidate Claire Thürwächter’s @ClaireThurwacht job market paper studies sources of heterogeneity in the response of firm investment to monetary policy. https://t.co/GcE8zu69iF 1/6
Many pension systems around the world are in need of reform. How do private savings respond to changes in pension wealth? IIES JMC Markus Peters’ @bgmpeters Job Market Paper shows that most individuals don’t respond due to inattention to pension reform.https://t.co/UOyT50EyTL 1/4
In his job market paper, IIES JMC Markus Kondziella @MKondziella documents recent changes in the life cycle growth of firms and studies how it affects aggregate economic growth. https://t.co/SVfbQxmDDZ 1/5
How do we increase employers’ demand for disadvantaged workers, such as refugees? IIES Job Market Candidate Francesco Loiacono’s @fra_loiacono Job Market Paper asks this using a RCT in Uganda! https://t.co/ajo2lDNMAB 1/4
In IIES Job market candidate Sebastian Tebbe’s @SebastianTebbe JMP, he provides causal estimates of peer effects in the adoption of (hybrid) electric vehicles. 1/5 https://t.co/vFn1mCnrGn
IIES Job Market Candidate Tillmann von Carnap’s @TCarnap job market paper asks how rural marketplaces shape their surroundings and how this age-old way of trading can be leveraged for development. 1/5 https://t.co/1VE8MwgIfh