🥳 Congratulations to Sebastian Bauer, @StanfordGSB PhD '26 and winner of the SIEPR award for best student paper, officially known as the Claire and Ralph Landau Student Discussion Paper Prize. Here, he talks about his award-winning research on airport congestion. Study link👇
¡Felicitaciones a los 16 alumnos de la Maestría en Economía de @utditella que continuarán sus estudios en los más prestigiosos programas doctorales de EEUU y Europa! Celebramos con mucho orgullo este gran logro. 👏🎉
Mirá nuestro placement histórico: https://t.co/9UE4wlnzhx
#NEUDC2025 📉🔢 Session on Econometrics and Measurement
Florencia Hnilo from Stanford University will present:
“RCTs, Awareness, and Assignment Effects”
#TuftsUniversity@FlorPupih
BU Questrom is launching a new PhD Program in Business Economics focused on how markets and firms interact with public policy.
Graduates will be ready for research and teaching roles in both business schools and econ departments.
Very excited to share our new working paper with @andrewjkoh 📄
When should policymakers use taxes/subsidies (prices) vs. quotas (quantities) to correct externalities in economies with stochastic spillovers? We revisit an old question posed by Weitzman (1974), but in general equilibrium with many linked markets.
It turns out: the answer depends on the correlation structure of shocks.
📣¡Con gran orgullo felicitamos a nuestros alumnos de la Maestría en Economía #UTDT que fueron admitidos en los más prestigiosos programas doctorales internacionales! 👏👏 @MIT@UChicago@UCBerkeley@UCLA@DukeU@UMNews
Mirá nuestro placement histórico: https://t.co/9UE4wlnzhx
I’m on the #EconJobMarket and my tremendous co-author @ZiYangKang has shared an excellent summary of my #JMP about subsidies and redistribution and our companion paper both written over a (busy!) summer. Check out the thread (and the far-too-generous things he says about me) here
I am on the Job Market!
In my JMP, I study optimal capital controls considering previously overlooked effects on investment and productivity using a sufficient statistic approach
Estimating productivity losses using microdata, I find that capital flows should be incentivized
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Javier Feinmann: Doing provocative work on Public Finance, highlighting how under-the-table payments drive significant tax evasion and exploring strategies for governments to address it.
Website: https://t.co/jqCzzbEnWs
JMP: https://t.co/fqjgPT9mjn
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