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The Wealth of Nations: Origins of Prosperity and Seeds of Inequality
What ignited humanity’s momentous ascent from millennia of stagnation to an era of sustained economic growth? And what are the roots of the vast
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Call for Proposals: HKIMR Monetary Research Programmes
HKIMR Monetary Research Programmes – Call for Proposals The Hong Kong Institute for Monetary and Financial Research (HKIMR) is the research arm of the
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Early Results from the RESET Demonstration Project: Inflation in Food at Home
This paper presents early results from the RESET Demonstration Project, an initiative that constructs price and sales indices using item-level transactions data. The project’s
Africa
Who Recovers? Gender, Coping Strategies, and the Psychological Costs of Cyclone Idai in Malawi
This study examines the psychological costs of Cyclone Idai in Malawi through gender, coping strategies and the distribution of disaster costs within households.
Asia Pacific
Property Rights Uncertainty, Prices, and Speculation: Evidence from China's Housing Market
We examine the causal effect of uncertainty in property rights on housing prices and speculative behavior. We take advantage of a distinctive setting in
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Foreign Tax Advantages after the U.S. Tax Reform of 2017
We construct a firm-year panel of income-tax rate reconciliations from annual 10-K filings of public companies to study the effects of the Tax Cuts
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Zebang Xu - Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics (VSCE)
Zeban Xu (Cornell University) will present the paper: The (Mis)Allocation Channel of Climate Change. Evidence from Global Firm-level MicrodataThe Virtual Seminar on Climate Economics
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Beveridgean Phillips Curve
This paper develops a Beveridgean model of the Phillips curve. While the New Keynesian Phillips curve is based on monopolistic pricing under price-adjustment costs,
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Evaluating the Spatial Consequences of a Climate Tipping Point
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is a system of ocean currents that plays a key role in regulating global climate, including moderating temperatures
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Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe - Seminar 11 - Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics (VSME)
Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe (Columbia University) will present the paper "Central Bank Information or Neo-Fisher Effect?".The Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics is a monthly online research
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Productivity in Pakistan: Trends and Determinants
The chronically low productivity in Pakistan is due to structural issues. Rather than improving productivity, economic growth in Pakistan has historically relied on factor
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Deep Learning as a Projection Method for Solving Economic Models
Deep learning is increasingly presented in economics as a new paradigm for solving dynamic models, superseding the classical projection methods of numerical economics. We
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Subjective Models of the Macroeconomy and the Transmission of Monetary Policy
Standard macroeconomic theories assume that representative or heterogeneous agents share a common model of how the economy operates. Yet evidence shows that households hold
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VIOS Fall 57
The CEPR Virtual IO Seminar (VIOS) was created to provide an alternative to IO seminars cancelled due to travel restrictions brought on by the
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The Great Accretion and the Great Depression
The Second Industrial Revolution sparked a wave of new products and industrial processes, fueling an optimistic Roaring Twenties. But did excitement about technological progress
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International Seminar on Trade (ISoT) – 3rd Edition
Call for Papers International Seminar on Trade (ISoT) Third Edition Co-organised by: Journal of International Economics, LMU Munich, CESifo, ifo Institute, World Bank and
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India’s ageing population faces unequal future kin-based support
India’s ageing population relies heavily on kin, but conventional ageing measures do not capture older adults’ kin networks. We use demographic kinship models to
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Price Setting During a Currency Changeover
We use the euro cash changeover, a large-scale and purely nominal reform that requires all firms to redenominate posted prices, to distinguish among theories
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Federica Romei - Seminar 15 - Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics (VSME)
Federica Romei (University of Oxford & CEPR) will present the paper "High Non-Tradable Consumption, Inequality, and Weak Monetary Policy". The Virtual Seminar on Monetary
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Economics of Demand-Side and Supply-Side Climate Policies
Should a jurisdiction seeking to cut greenhouse gas emissions use demand-side climate policies that target fossil fuel consumption? Or should it introduce supply-side policies
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