Watch now: Loretta Mester, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and Alan Blinder, Gordon S. Rentschler Memorial Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at @Princeton, discuss the economy and monetary policy. https://t.co/5xlmI1hINt

Join us for a panel discussion on CHIPS Implementation with Michael Schmidt, distinguished visitor at @PrincetonGCEPS and the inaugural director of the CHIPS Program Office at the US Department of Commerce. November 6 at 4:30 PM in JRR 399.

Join us for a talk on “Sovereign Debt: Trends and Challenges” by @CeylaP_IMF, the Director of the Strategy, Policy, and Review Department (SPR) at @IMFNews. The talk will take place on October 30 from 12:15 pm - 1:20 pm. Register here: https://t.co/glqniwEuUK

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Former Deputy Governor of the @banquedefrance, Jean-Pierre Landau, joins @markuseconomist to discuss “Who is afraid of U.S Stablecoins”. Watch the insightful webinar recording on the Markus’ Academy YouTube channel: https://t.co/e16Nd8yHL3

Explore transformational discoveries led by faculty members and students at Celebrate Princeton Innovation (CPI). Hosted by @PrincetonInnov and featuring BCF’s Ronnie Sircar and Rene Carmona, the event is open to the public! Register here: https://t.co/k3skz1sZp1

Burton G. Malkiel, Professor of Economics, Emeritus, and author of “A Random Walk Down Wall Street”, offers unique perspectives on ever-changing markets and investor behavior in an opinion piece in the @nytimes. Read the full essay here:

“I've been fortunate in that a lot of my work has found its way into having some very large and I think important policy effects.” Hear from Morris Kleiner, Professor in Labor Policy at the University of Minnesota, on The Work Goes On podcast. Listen: https://t.co/rbA9nsXPHy

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Congratulations to Daniel Chen, Assistant Professor of Economics, on receiving the WRDS–TME Best Paper Award for “Optimal Exchange Design.” His work applies mechanism design to study how exchanges balance efficiency and revenue. Watch his presentation: https://t.co/MmrbENSPrP

In its recent "Most Powerful Women in Banking NEXT 2025" list, @AmerBanker names @PrincetonBCF MFin Alumna Anne-Victoire Auriault number one, recognizing her rising influence in the financial sector.

Tomorrow at 12:30 PM ET, Nobel laureate @R_Thaler & @UChicago's @alexolegimas join @MarkusEconomist for a webinar on “Behavioral Economics Anomalies: Then and Now.” Register to watch live and learn about evolving insights in behavioral economics: https://t.co/jQy53w5wFg

On Sept 17, @PrincetonGCEPS hosted the 7th annual JIW Research Forum, where 5 Department of Economics seniors showcased their independent research to juniors. Learn more about their work, and watch a recording of the Research Forum here: https://t.co/ClUFqf0JLk

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On September 24, Loretta Mester, former president of the Cleveland Fed, joins Alan Blinder at Princeton for a public talk on the economy & monetary policy. Register to join us in room 399 of the JRR building. Livestream available on Media Central: https://t.co/tAFzhakgLq

In the latest episode of "The Work Goes On", Charles Brown, professor emeritus at Michigan, joins Orley Ashenfelter to discuss unions, pay gaps, productivity, and his career in labor economics. Listen: https://t.co/NobVmlJkv6

The 16th Princeton Initiative, Alumni Spotlights, and incredible faculty papers! Learn more about what the Economics Department has been working on in our September Newsletter. https://t.co/TrGcg14G8O

Princeton hosted the 16th annual Princeton Initiative on Sept 5–7. The program invited second-year Ph.D. students from across the world who focus on macro-finance research with consideration for financial frictions, building a global community. Details: https://t.co/HDxhAkUKO3

Today at 8:30 AM ET, @LHSummers joins @MarkusEconomist for “Economics and the New Global Disorder.” As former U.S. Treasury Secretary and President Emeritus of @Harvard, Summers brings decades of insight on the global economy. Register here: https://t.co/Taw6yLoTDV

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New from Ayşegül Şahin & Bart Hobijn: https://t.co/IlKGcXweLo offers real-time, research-based analyses of the U.S. labor market, grounded in their macro-labor research. Paper: https://t.co/Cy7fJ1mD0r

A new working paper by Simon Jäger and co-authors examines two decades of data to answer: What does consulting do? The results show lasting productivity gains, higher wages, and organizational change, especially for less productive firms. Read more: https://t.co/MGPXGyctaq

Faculty and affiliates from Princeton’s Industrial Relations Section presented new research at the 2025 @nberpubs Summer Institute, contributing insights on labor markets, public finance, and innovation. More: https://t.co/qawuAyOSf0

Application season for Princeton’s Master's in Finance program is almost here. BCF’s career services pair rigorous academics with hands-on support, from technical prep to targeted employer outreach, resulting in exceptional placement outcomes. Read more: https://t.co/BjhnlgZ9Fj

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