Kyriakos Neanidis

Econ and other stuff

[josefina fabiani @josefinafabiani]

Our new paper with @KNeanidis is out in the Journal of International Economics! We show how foreign macroprudential policy transmits to domestic loan issuance in emerging markets via cross-border bank flows 👇

[Christos Kotsogiannis @KotsogiannisC]

The advice that tax authorities should do more “desk audits” & less “comprehensive” requires qualification. See this paper ⬇️ for the why! Enjoyed working on this project and learned a lot from @LVSalvadori @Karjon21 @Theo68933256 and colleagues at @rrainfo @imurasi @Tagadenis1

[Journal of Regional Science @JRS83202671]

New in JRS: @KNeanidis and @marypaola_rana take advantage of the geographical and temporal variation in the strength of NPIs to measure the impact of lockdowns on crime in England. There was assuredly an impact
https://t.co/TPN7zmf3bw

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

🚨Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 results are out! Manchester Economics ranked 11th overall, 5th in impact and 8th in environment! 92% of our outputs were judged to be world leading or internationally excellent. #REFResults #REF2021
@REF_2021 @OfficialUoM

[Christos Kotsogiannis @KotsogiannisC]

Join the e-workshop on ‘Household Responses to Stimulus Payments’ organised by @TARC2013 & @AUEB Great lineup! Jonathan Parker (MIT)
Giovanni Violante (Princeton)
Michaela Pagel (Columbia). May 24, reg. & info https://t.co/q8FsljFzti
 @ProfJAParker @glviolante @PagelMichaela

[Carlo Reggiani @mikybartoli]

Sounds accurate 😃

[Christos Kotsogiannis @KotsogiannisC]

Please support Miltos!

[Flavio Toxværd ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ... @toxvaerd1]

My friend and co-author Miltos Makris is in need of specialist cancer treatment, not covered by the @NHSuk. Milto is a spectacularly generous and kind person and deserves all the help he can get. Please consider helping. #econtwitter https://t.co/8s6lLQCwh5

[Swati Virmani @swativirmani8]

Many thanks to the @economics_net for the award, to my mentors & colleagues for their support, and to the wonderful student community - always a pleasure to teach! @dmuleicester @DMUBAL

[IMAEF Conference @IMAEF_UoI]

IMAEF is back after two years of uncertainty.#IMAEF2022 will take place in Kefalonia, Greece on June 22-24, 2022.
The Call for Papers has been published.
Submissions welcome till February 28, 2022
More at:
https://t.co/11HTrPGcII

[Christos Kotsogiannis @KotsogiannisC]

A great line-up of plenary speakers! Do submit your paper or just attend! Please RT! @toxvaerd1 #EconTwitter @mick_keen @KNeanidis @EliasPapaioann2 @CGenakos

[Matías Cortés @CortesEcon]

Our paper on the rising importance of social tasks in high-paying occupations is now out in the @J_HumanResource! 😀

[Carlo Reggiani @mikybartoli]

Not the best week sport-wise for Manchester, but still proudly sweating the shirt 💪 #ACityUnited #reds #blues #purple @UoMSport

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Day 1 of @RevEconStud Tour!!! Today Masao Fukui, Evan Rose and Elisa Rubbo. Labour markets, criminal (in)justice and Sectoral networks/Phillips curves! Check out the details and live stream link on https://t.co/Ia7LkggLKE. Joint orga with @PSEinfo, @NES_Moscow. #EconTwitter

[Ralf Becker @ralffbecker]

Great talks in store here:

[Christos Kotsogiannis @KotsogiannisC]

Call for Papers: FAD (IMF) - TARC Conference on ‘Tax Administration and Tax Policy Responses to COVID-19’, Dec. 2 and 3, 2021. ⁦@TARC2013⁩ ⁦@TaxResearchNet⁩ ⁩ @IMFNews⁩ ⁦@Austaxpolicy⁩ ⁦@annette_als⁩ @AnneBrockmeyer⁩ ⁦⁩

[Bennett Institute for Public Policy @BennettInst]

We're hiring 2 Research Assistants/Associates for a project focusing on the measurement of sectoral productivity performance across countries & on drivers of productivity in key sectors of the UK economy.

Find out more:
https://t.co/VQ4Up7dFEa

[Kyriakos Neanidis @KNeanidis]

@r_solymosi @DavidBuil Thank you both. I was not aware of the reading sessions. I'll be in touch with you!

[Kyriakos Neanidis @KNeanidis]

NEW PAPER (joint w/ @marypaola_rana): How has recorded #crime in England responded to #COVID19-induced #lockdowns? Did the effects differ between national and local-level lockdowns? Has the change in local lockdown arrangements last October made a difference?