Joe Hazell
@JADHazell
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@LSEEcon assistant prof, macro
London
Joined December 2012
🚨🚨🚨.Excited to release a working paper "Do Deficits Cause Inflation? A High Frequency Narrative Approach" with superstar LSE PhD student @sj_hobler.🚨🚨🚨. Summary of the paper: (1/15).
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RT @RustamJamilov: 🚨New paper that provides comprehensive, macro-historical empirical support for the conflict view of inflation. Paper: h….
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RT @JesusFerna7026: The narrative linking Japan’s stagnation since 1991 to its financial crisis is largely a myth, more recently discussed….
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RT @arpitrage: Great thread on the sources of the UK productivity slowdown - gaps in investment, especially in IT, energy, and health seem….
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RT @drkaenzig: Important discussion of the missing intercept problem. @ben_moll has excellent slides on the topic: .
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RT @RaphaelSchoenle: Exciting @CebraOrg webinar this Thursday at 11am ET, featuring: "Leaning against inflation experiences” by @ProfStefan….
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Yeah!! Congratulations to Chen and the other recipients.
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Chen Lian, recipient of the Sloan Research Fellowship! This award honors early career researchers who have demonstrated innovation and creativity. See all @UCBerkeley recipients here:
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RT @cepr_org: New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19928.Do Deficits Cause #Inflation? A High Frequency Narrative Approach.Jonathon Hazell @JADHaz….
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Great article by @mattgrossman discussing costs of inflation, including some of our research! w/ @ChenLian92 @jptguerreiro and Christina Patterson.
Even inflation as low as it is now could feed consumer frustration, workplace friction and an inflationary psychology
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RT @JonSteinsson: Just posted a new textbook chapter on “Money and Banking.” Covers bank runs, panics, banking regulation, lender of last r….
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RT @HannoLustig: Two (or three) graphs that should keep you up at night if you subscribe to the supply-shock view of COVID-19 pandemic infl….
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RT @HannoLustig: Do Treasury yields respond to fiscal news? Yes they do! .Presenting our work 'Can Treasury Markets Add and Subtract?' joi….
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Brilliant thread by Hanno on the US fiscal position 👇.
2024 may also be remembered as the year U.S. fiscal exuberance died. post-mortem 🧵 on how we got here. Right now, with the 10 year US Treasury yield trading well above 4.5% and the federal government spending roughly the equivalent of the defense budget just on interest
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I will be here tomorrow! Alongside a fantastic lineup of papers.
Excited for our session tomorrow on the "Welfare Costs of Inflation" at the ASSA conference in San Francisco #ASSA2025 . A fantastic line-up of papers exploring how and why people dislike inflation. See the program here:
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Looking forward to our session "New Evidence on Inflation Dynamics" at the ASSA conference! . Together with @YGorodnichenko @profwieland and @HannoLustig, we will cover cutting edge new evidence about what's going on with inflation. On Sunday, at 1-3 PM.
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But consistent with our framework, the solvency of the pension fund sector improved during the liquidity crisis. Here’s a link to the paper. Comments welcome! . (11/11).
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We show that institutions with ex- ante larger LASH risk sold substantially more bonds during the crisis. Bond sales exacerbated the crisis further by contributing to interest rates. (10/11).
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3) When rates rise sharply, LASH risk leads to liquidity crises—i.e. the UK bond market crisis of September and October 2022. The crisis involved rising interest rates, margin calls, and bond sales by pension funds. (9/11).
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