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The Banque de France, CEPR, SOAS Centre for Sustainable Finance, ESSEC business school, and sustainable macro are organizing a conference on the macroeconomics of climate and environmental change.
The study examines how business cycle fluctuations influence the pace and direction of innovation, finding that non-green innovation is procyclical while green innovation is countercyclical.
Development accounting seeks proximate sources of cross-country income differences. This working paper describes how knowledge in this field has evolved.
This research announcement discusses the important role of labor market conditions in business development and provincial income at the provincial level in Vietnam.
Technical change simplifies jobs, boosting productivity but making workers more substitutable, which reduces their bargaining power.
This working paper examines how endogenous rigidities, such as contract duration, hinder the reallocation of physical capital, focusing on containerships.
This working paper examines how childhood neighbors affect occupational choices and later-life earnings.
Join the special webinar "Why Do Households Save and Work? Aging, Risk, and Family Structure over the Life Cycle" with Mariacristina De Nardi.
This working paper explores the factors that triggered humanity's transition from long stagnation to sustained economic growth and examines the roots of resulting inequality.
The Hong Kong Institute for Monetary and Financial Research (HKIMR) is calling for proposals for its Monetary Research Programmes.
Early results from the RESET Demonstration Project are presented, which constructs price and sales indices using item-level transaction data.
This study examines the psychological costs of Cyclone Idai in Malawi through gender, coping strategies and the distribution of disaster costs within households.
This working paper analyzes the causal impact of property rights uncertainty on housing prices and speculative behavior in China's housing market.
This working paper constructs a firm-year panel from annual 10-K filings to study the effects of the 2017 U.S. Tax Cuts on foreign tax advantages.
Zeban Xu (Cornell University) will present the paper 'The (Mis)Allocation Channel of Climate Change: Evidence from Global Firm-level Microdata' at the Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics.
This working paper develops a Beveridgean model of the Phillips curve. The New Keynesian Phillips curve is based on monopolistic pricing with price-adjustment costs.
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is an ocean current system crucial for regulating global climate, including temperature moderation.
Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe will present the paper "Central Bank Information or Neo-Fisher Effect?" at the monthly Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics, an online research event.
Pakistan's chronically low productivity stems from structural issues, with economic growth historically relying on factors rather than productivity improvements.
This working paper discusses deep learning as a new projection method for solving dynamic economic models, potentially replacing classical numerical methods.
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