Patrick Macnamara

Macroeconomist, University of Manchester @ManUniEconomics. PhD in Economics from the University of Rochester @UofR.

[eunkyung_lee @eunkyunglee20]

🎉Excited to share that my paper, based on the 3rd chapter of my PhD thesis, has been accepted for publication in AEJ: Macroeconomics. Grateful for the support throughout the journey. Looking forward to contributing to the field!

[Pontus Rendahl @pontus_rendahl]

In 2025, Petr Sedlacek (
@SedlacekPe
) and I are again running the summer school "Tools for Macroeconomists". For more info and registration, pleases see our webpage: https://t.co/Lp4ItiM80h Course runs 4-8 (essentials) and 11-15 of August (advanced) Some news 👇🧵1/5

[Aruni Mitra @aruni_mitra]

Evidence for expansionary mortgage supply shocks having a long-run negative impact on county-level wage growth and business dynamism in the US. Accepted at EER (https://t.co/iO2cGhDUVj) with Mengying Wei

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Chi Chong (Angus) Leong's job market paper revisits the assumption that expected utility maximisers satisfy the independence axiom, showing that violations are less frequent when the axiom is decomposed into simpler properties. Find out more about Angus at https://t.co/bDITm7B1ft

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Nicholas Gachet's job market paper studies agrarian reforms in Latin America and provides nuance to the consensus that they have been ineffective. Find out more about @Nichogachet at https://t.co/WV4GmmQzD7

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Usama Jamal's JMP studies the impact of international measures to reduce profit-shifting practices from high- to low-tax jurisdictions by multinationals. Find out more about Usama at https://t.co/suxN3hZuyv

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Very excited to introduce our 2024-5 job market candidates! 🤩 Check them out at https://t.co/ZJGLWCeiJg and in the following 🧵👇

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

@J2dubyas @nytimes That fact check was written over a month ago. How would you have written it then, given information available a month ago? And how would you write it now? I’m still not sure.

[Aruni Mitra @aruni_mitra]

Parents influence their kids' household income & consumption. Yet, parental income & consumption do not drive most of the cross-sectional inequality in the economic outcomes of adult children. Accepted at JoLE (https://t.co/Ac8ixt5W9N) with @hamishlow_econ and @GiovanniGallip1

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

@dave_chivers How about 0 = "Shit, it's really cold outside!" and 100 = "Shit, it's really hot outside!" Oh wait. That's Fahrenheit.

[Aruni Mitra @aruni_mitra]

Here's some new evidence for labour unions being relevant for business cycle dynamics.
https://t.co/tJN8wm6Y39

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

Great paper, check it out!

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

🚨New Economics Discussion Paper by Eunkyung Lee @eunkyunglee20:

"The Transmission of Monetary Policy to Corporate Investment: The Role of Loan Renegotiation"

👉 https://t.co/BKzUxNTjpG #EconTwitter

[Raffaele Rossi 🇪🇺🇺🇦 @raff_rossi]

🚨 We are hiring! 🚨
Come and join our fantastic department! We are looking for two associate and one assistant professor. We can offer fantastic conditions and a competitive salary. Apply apply apply!
#EconTwitter #econjobmarket

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

@d_delacretaz @skominers @t8el @HIASrefugees Congratulations, David!

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

I'm happy that my paper with Raffaele Rossi and Myroslav Pidkuyko is now forthcoming at JME!

[Raffaele Rossi 🇪🇺🇺🇦 @raff_rossi]

I am thrilled to announce that my paper “Marginal tax rates and income in the long run: Evidence from a structural estimation” joint with @pmacnamara and @myroslav_p is forthcoming in the Journal of Monetary Economics! #econtwitter

🧵1/N

https://t.co/pFkTGRRCtU

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

Students should also consider Manchester! No pre-doc experience needed!

https://t.co/Az1fijC8qC

[David Delacrétaz @d_delacretaz]

This reinforces @maximananyev's point: Ph.D. applicants should consider Australian universities. They offer a clear arbitrage opportunity, as their Ph.D. programs are much less competitive relative to how good they are.

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

Interested in a PhD in Economics? Apply to Manchester!

The application deadline for Sept 2023 entry is 30 June 2023. However, we consider applications on a rolling basis, so it's better to apply earlier!

More information here: https://t.co/JfCl0dkTuW

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

Here's my new paper on consumption taxes! Check it out!

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

🚨New Economics Discussion Paper by Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara, Myroslav Pidkuyko @myroslav_p, Raffaele Rossi @raff_rossi:

"Taxing Consumption in Unequal Economies"

They show taxing consumption is great for redistribution!

👉 https://t.co/juEyJ35Znb #EconTwitter

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

Apply!

[Manchester Economics @ManUniEconomics]

🚨 We are hiring at least two tenure-track assistant professors!!! We're looking for any field. Candidates in #Econometrics are particularly encouraged to apply.

Deadline 30 November.

👉 https://t.co/D76awn0b5f
#EconTwitter #EconJobMarket

[Patrick Macnamara @pmacnamara]

@gp_mihalache American English is like Fortran. British English is like C/C++. Fortran is better.