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Ass. Prof. of Economics @DukeEcon💰, dog enthusiast 🐕 , baller 🏀, runner 🏃‍♀️, kickboxer 🥊 ; @UChi_Economics grad; Last name spelled PILoSSoph

New York, USA
Joined September 2018
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@pilossopher
PILoSSopher
11 days
A great summary by my coauthor @ReviseNRetweet about our new paper with @KarenXNi @BenLahey !!!
@ReviseNRetweet
Ben Hyman
11 days
🚨Excited to share our short paper “How Retrainable are AI-Exposed Workers?” w/ @BenLahey, @KarenXNi, @pilossopher, on how training programs affect workers highly exposed to AI prior to job loss, and those targeting AI-intensive jobs after training. https://t.co/wzFfMZpRHW. 1/🧵
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@gizemkosar
Gizem Kosar
1 month
Households often use stimulus checks to repay their debt. How does this fact change the effectiveness and design of fiscal policy? Check out the @FacultiNet video where we discuss our joint work with @davide_melc, @pilossopher, and @DavidWiczer: https://t.co/j3HLALjORP
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If most households use stimulus checks to repay debt, what does that mean for how we design economic policy? The views, opinions, findings, and conclusions a...
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@davide_melc
Davide Melcangi
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Many households used stimulus checks to repay their debts. How does this affect the effectiveness and design of fiscal policy? We discuss our research on the latest @FacultiNet video, based on work with @gizemkosar @DavidWiczer @pilossopher https://t.co/1gCAa7DnnD
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If most households use stimulus checks to repay debt, what does that mean for how we design economic policy? The views, opinions, findings, and conclusions a...
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@voxeu
VoxEU
2 months
The costs and benefits of a shorter workweek Gregor Jarosch, @pilossopher, Anthony Swaminathan @DukeU @DukeEcon https://t.co/iAG2TOF5MF
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PILoSSopher
2 months
Youtube recording of my NBeR presentation here (2:16): https://t.co/dh4ZoiQyey
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@pilossopher
PILoSSopher
3 months
I have a friend who did a PhD with me but left research and every time he sees me on my laptop he asks whether my value function iteration has converged😂
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@pilossopher
PILoSSopher
4 months
I went last year and can highly recommend this- it was an excellent conference !!! Not to mention that Sydney is a nice place to be in December 😂
@Simon_Mongey
Simon Mongey
4 months
Come to Sydney in December for the 2nd Annual e61 / UNSW Micro 4 Macro Workshop. Deadline: 31 July. Last year's workshop was a great success, with excellent papers and discussion. Another great macro conference on the calendar!
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@nberpubs
NBER
6 months
Using survey data from Germany combined with an 'what is the optimal length of the workweek' model suggests 37 hours, from Gregor Jarosch, @pilossopher, and Anthony Swaminathan https://t.co/1EG3XUqKXa
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@nberpubs
NBER
7 months
A new model of collusion in the labor market finds employer cartels fix a wage ceiling and harm to workers large in slack or concentrated markets or if combined with product market collusion, from @agottfries and Gregor Jarosch https://t.co/7XTbPH52bb
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@sancibrian_v
Víctor Sancibrián
7 months
📢 We just posted a MATLAB suite for panel local projections. It supports estimation and inference, including small-sample refinements, fixed-effects, controls, cumulative responses... Available at https://t.co/C1JD69lerZ together with replication files.
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This repository contains the files to implement panel local projections inference as proposed in “Micro Responses to Macro Shocks” (M. Almuzara and V. Sancibrián) - GitHub - TinchoAlmuzara/PanelLo...
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Víctor Sancibrián
1 year
💥On panel local projections with macro shocks💥 Our new WP w/ @martinalmuzara: ▫️ micro data and macro questions (e.g., firms and monetary policy) ▫️ heterogeneity and impulse responses ▪️ how to compute standard errors? ▪️ what is the role of cross-sectional variation? 🧵
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@FelixTintelnot
Felix Tintelnot
7 months
That was quick! The price of avocados at my local @AldiUSA store has already gone up by 10 percent. Here's my @Instacart screenshot from today (Feb 2, 2025).
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@QJEHarvard
QJE
7 months
Recently accepted by #QJE, “Officer-Involved: The Media Language of Police Killings,” by Moreno-Medina, Ouss, Bayer, and Ba:
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Abstract. This article examines language patterns in U.S. television news coverage of police killings. First, we document that the media use syntactic stru
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@RunlingWu
Runling Wu
8 months
I would like to invite you to our "The Micro and Macro Perspectives of Labor Market" Virtual Reading Group co-organized with Jesse Wedewer at @DukeEcon.
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@Simon_Mongey
Simon Mongey
9 months
Returning home after 2 days in beautiful Sydney at the inaugural @E61Institute Micro4Macro w'shop, organized by myself, @GregWKaplan, Gianna LaCava and John Romalis. Great program and exciting to put a new top macro conference on the map. Looking forward to edition 2 in 2025!
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@pilossopher
PILoSSopher
9 months
Well this is bad @thedailyshot @economics
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@fpvinay
Fabien Postel-Vinay
9 months
The Fujita/Moscarini/Postel-Vinay series of Employer-to-Employer transitions is now available on FRED. Check it out! Many thanks to @stlouisfed and @SerdarBirinci9 in particular for helping make that happen! https://t.co/flf1FMtLp5 https://t.co/bMXeEnRRYY
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3-Month Moving Average of Average Probability of U.S. Workers Making Employer to Employer Transitions
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@ecmaEditors
Econometrica
10 months
In an economy with realistic firm heterogeneity, a federal minimum wage cannot meaningfully reduce the efficiency losses due to monopsony power. Minimum wages do redistribute, but at the cost of lower production. By Berger, Herkenhoff and Mongey https://t.co/J6teQTWY23
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