Monday 30 September: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Soroush Sabet (Matthias Doepke and Benjamin Moll)
Tuesday 01 October: Job Market Seminar
12:45 – 14:00
SAL.1.04
Patrick Schneider
Tuesday 01 October: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
15:00 – 16:00
SAL.1.04
Elisa Rubbo, University of Chicago: “What drives inflation? Lessons from disaggregated price data”
Monday 07 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.2.04
Ananya Kotia (Benjamin Moll): Trade, Management, and Firm Productivity
Monday 14 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.2.04
Sitong Ding (Ricardo Reis): Market Beliefs about Monetary Policy Rules: Evidence from Data Releases
Monday 14 October: Job Market Seminar
12:45 - 14:00
SAL.1.04
Runhong Ma: Automation, Financial Frictions and Industrial Robot Subsidy in China
Thursday 17 October: Job Market Seminar
11:00 - 12:15
SAL.1.04
Jingfeng Zhang: Credit Relationships and Dynamic Credit Constraints
Thursday 17 October: Job Market Seminar
12:45 - 14:00
SAL.1.04
Isaac Martinez-Centeno: Monetary Policy Transmission and Informal Employment: Insights from Household-Level Data
Monday 21 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.2.04
Marta Guasch Rusiñol (Joe Hazell and Ethan Ilzetzki): Debt without investment
Monday 21 October: Job Market Seminar
12:45 – 14:00
SAL.1.04
Julio Brandao-Roll: Human Capital and Growth: The Role of High-Skill Labor Concentration
Monday 28 October: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Stephan Hobler (Wouter Den Haan and Matthias Doepke): Worker Mobility and Technology Adoption
Tuesday 29 October: Job Market Seminar
11:00 - 12:15
SAL.1.04
Yannick Schindler: Bad Bank, Bad Luck? Evidence from 1 Million Firm-Lender Relationships
Monday 04 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Antonio Iavarone (Benjamin Moll and Jane Olmstead-Rumsey): U.S.-China Technological War
Tuesday 05 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00 - 13:00
SAL.1.04
Benjamin Moll: The Trouble with Rational Expectations in Heterogeneous Agent Models: A Challenge for Macroeconomics
Tuesday 05 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30 - 16:00
SAL.1.04
Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Columbia University: Exchange Controls as a Fiscal Instrument
Monday 11 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Runpu Li (Matthias Doepke, Joe Hazell and Rachel Ngai): Heterogeneous Idiosyncratic Shock Propagation in the Production Network
Tuesday 12 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Josh Weiss, IIES: More Than the Sum of Its Parts? Markups and the Role of Establishments
Tuesday 12 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Seula Kim, Penn State University: Workers' Job Prospects and Young Firm Dynamics
Monday 18 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Francisco Líbano-Monteiro (Wouter Den Haan): Trends in wage rate/income inequality and mobility
Tuesday 19 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Chen Lian, UC Berkeley: Beliefs About the Economy are Excessively Sensitive to Household-Level Shocks: Evidence from Linked Survey and Administrative Data
Tuesday 19 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Guido Lorenzoni, University of Chicago, Booth: Global Inflation and Monetary Coordination
Monday 25 November: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Johannes Matt (Francesco Caselli): Equilibrium Investment Horizons and the Macroeconomy
Tuesday 26 November: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Felipe Saffie, University of Virginia: Volatile Rates, Fragile Growth:
Global Financial Risk and Productivity Dynamics
Tuesday 26 November: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Marios Angeletos, Northwestern University: Deficits and Inflation: HANK meets FTPL
Monday 02 December: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Yuhao Qian (Benjamin Moll and Dima Mukhin): Capital Misallocation and Cash-flow-based Borrowing
Tuesday 03 December: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Matthias Doepke: The Political Economy of Housing in an Aging Society
Thursday 05 December: Money-Macro Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Adrien Bilal, Stanford University: The Macroeconomic Impact of Climate Change: Global vs. Local Temperature
Monday 09 December: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Wei Wang, (Matthias Doepke and Rachel Ngai): Population Ageing and Intergenerational Allocation of Resources
Tuesday 10 December: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12:00-13:00
SAL.1.04
Friedrich Geiecke: Conversations at Scale: Robust AI-led Interviews with a Simple Open-Source Platform
Tuesday 10 December: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Moritz Kuhn, Mannheim University: To Have or Not to Have: Understanding Wealth Inequality
Monday 20 January: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Lukas Wiedemann (Matthias Doepke and Rachel Ngai): The Dual Role of Inequality for Structural Change: Cause and Consequence
Monday 27 January: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Tianhao Yin (Igor Makarov and Rachel Ngai): Decentralized Governance: Exploring Turnout in Token-Based Organizations
Monday 03 February: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Marco Bellifemine (Ricardo Reis): Firms' animal spirits and the business cycle
Monday 10 February: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Sierene Abdelsayed (Ethan Ilzetzki): Exploring Consumption Beyond the Healthy Mind
Monday 17 February: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Adrien Couturier-Roguet (Benjamin Moll): Managers expectations and productivity
Monday 24 February: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00 - 11:50
SAL.1.04
Salomé Fofana (Ricardo Reis): Time-discounting: the missing piece in the precautionary savings empirical puzzle?”
Tuesday 25 February: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12.00-13.00
SAL.1.04
Ricardo Reis: The Market for Inflation Risk
Tuesday 25 February: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Annette Vissing-Jørgensen, Federal Reserve Board of Governors: A Stock Return Decomposition Using Observables
Monday 03 March: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Charles Nourse (Ethan Ilzetzki): Consumption Responses to Regular, Anticipated Income Shocks
Tuesday 04 March: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12.00-13.00
SAL.1.04
Christian Wolf: Local Projections or VARs? A Primer for Macroeconomists
Tuesday 04 March: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Fabrizio Zilibotti, Yale University: A Theory of Endogenous Degrowth and Environmental Sustainability
Monday 10 March: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Paula Patzelt (Ricardo Reis): Business cycle implications of the energy (shock) transition
SAL.2.04
Ananya Kotia (Benjamin Moll): Family Matters: How Globalization Reshapes Firm Management and Productivity
Tuesday 11 March: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12.00-13.00
SAL.1.04
Jonathon Hazell: Monetary Policy, Consumption and the Financial Accelerator - Evidence from 6 Million Natural Experiments
Tuesday 11 March: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Diego Kanzig, Northwestern University: The Macroeconomic Effects of Climate Policy Uncertainty
Monday 17 March: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Kazunari Tanabe (Matthias Doepke and Ben Moll): Asymmetric Impacts of Sectoral Shocks between Rich and Poor Countries
SAL.2.04
Sitong Ding (Ricardo Reis): Riskless Inflation under Risky Monetary Policy
Tuesday 18 March: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12.00-13.00
SAL.1.04
Ethan Ilzetzki: Guns and Growth: The Economic Consequences of Defense Buildups
Tuesday 18 March: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Paulo Surico, LBS: Non-Essential Business Cycles
Monday 24 March: Student Work in Progress Seminar
11:00-11:50
SAL.1.04
Enrico Turri (Ethan Ilzetzki): Ageing and the Direction of Innovation
SAL.2.04
Stephan Hobler (Wouter Den Haan and Matthias Doepke): Technology Adoption and Human Capital: The Role of Worker Mobility and Match Duration
Tuesday 25 March: Faculty Work in Progress Seminar
12.00-13.00
SAL.1.04
Leonardo Melosi: Long-run inflation expectations
Tuesday 25 March: Money-Macro Seminar
14:30-16:00
SAL.1.04
Sergio Rebelo, Kellogg School of Management: Behavioral Sticky Prices