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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP22009
How Knowledge Crosses Borders: Evidence from Semiconductor Manufacturing
@PennyG_Yale @Yale @YaleEconomics, Réka Juhász @UBC, @GiuliaLoForte @federalreserve, Jeff Thurk @awscloud
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Next up, our paper with @GiuliaLoForte !
“Industrial Policy in the Global Semiconductor Sector” - Goldberg et al.
Which emphasizes the importance of global spillovers from semiconductors and industrial policy—which are positive.
nber.org/papers/w32651
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First up, at the ATL Fed industrial policy conference:
“Industrial policies, global imbalances, and technological hegemony” - Cesa-Bianchi et al 2026
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1/7 Industrial Policies in a Globalized and Financialized World starts at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta on May 7.
Co-organized with @chenzix and Tim Schmidt-Eisenlohr of @federalreserve.
Full program: industrial-policies-conferen… @AtlantaFed
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New conference: "Industrial Policies in a Globalized and Financialized World," May 7-8 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. 9 papers on industrial policy, trade finance, and global value chains. Full program: industrial-policies-conferen…
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Week 5 of One Extra Year features the brilliant @MonicaMorlacco sharing her experience with the impossible trade-offs young mothers on the tenure track face.
Read, reflect, join the conversation!
oneextrayear.substack.com/p/…
Grateful for the opportunity to present our ongoing research on semiconductors here -- looking forward to the discussion.
🚨Just over 1 week away: @cepr_org Conference on Public Policies for Innovation (LBS, 19-20 Mar)
Feat. @Ph_Aghion (intro by @a_bergeaud)
Policy panel led by @heidilwilliams_
Talks by @johnvanreenen, @S_Stantcheva
Many outstanding papers
Join us: agenda and Zoom details below!
Looking forward to participating in the workshop and to exchanges with the other speakers!
🌍 International Workshop on Geoeconomics and International Fragmentation
📅 22–23 Jan 2026 | 📍 Collegio Carlo Alberto, Turin
Join leading international scholars to explore geoeconomics, global fragmentation, trade, and policy in today’s evolving economic landscape. 👇
👉 In-person registration: [email protected]
👉 Online (Zoom): tinyurl.com/CCA-Geoeconomics…
📄 Full program & details → tinyurl.com/CCA-Geoeconomics…
Organized by: @LdA_CentroStudi, @Unibocconi, @EU_Commission @EIB
#Geoeconomics #GlobalChallenges #Economics #Policy #AcademicTwitter #Research #CCA #LdA #InternationalWorkshop
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Meet the Vancouver School of Economics’ 2025/26 PhD job market candidates! View their profiles here: economics.ubc.ca/people/phd-… @bbribeiro_22
Honored to be one of the 5 winners of the Econ JM Best Paper Award by @EEANews and @UniCredit_IT. Thrilled to be in the company of such talented young scholars!
Check out my work at loforteg.github.io/
🥳@UniCredit_IT Foundation has announced winners of 11th edition of its Econ JM Best Paper Award. Huge congrats to Julio Brandao-Roll @LeiteMariante @GiuliaLoForte @sabalalejandro & @MartinVaeth & the 5 other researchers who received a special mention eeassoc.org/news/winners-uni…
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Very timely, to say the least:
@juhreka13 and I wrote about The Political Economy of Industrial Policy in this new issue of JEP.
Open access below 👇
Along with an amazing symposium on industrial policy.
Grateful to my fantastic co-editors @ProfJAParker @NinaPavcnik @TimothyTTaylor and especially our authors for this issue of the JEP, which includes a five paper symposium on industrial policy.
All articles available open-access here: aeaweb.org/issues/783
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Thank you @claudferraz for sharing my paper and all your support throughout the project!
8/ Pascuel @mpplotkin is a labor and development candidate who is studying the GIG economy and how it affects the labor market. He examines the effects on firms and workers of the entry of a large delivery platform across municipalities in Brazil
Nice thread by my friend and co-author @pvalenzuelac on his impressive JMP!
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1/ We have a number of great job market candidates coming out of @ubcVSE this year. I am going to highlight here the work for those that I am directly involved advising doing research on development and/or political economy
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Economists interested in gender norms typically focus on norms that constrain the behaviour of women. But what about those that constrain men? @iedarm is spearheading this work on masculinity norms, and she is on the job market this year (iedamatavelli.com). A 🧵
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Ieda (@iedarm) is a development and behavioral economist who does large-scale field experiments on gender, public health, and labor markets. Her job market paper explores how adolescents form their perceptions of masculinity norms. Profile: iedamatavelli.com
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Valentina (@valentinaruts) studies Labor Economics, Corporate Finance, and Entrepreneurship. Her job market paper is “Minding Your Business or Your Child? Motherhood and the Entrepreneurship Gap”. Profile: valentinarutigliano.com/
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Phil (@pc_solimine) studies industrial organization and networks. His job market paper investigates firms' incentives to develop infrastructure in regulated energy transmission networks. Profile: psolimine.net
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Max (@maxbnorton) is an applied microeconomist focused on public, urban and education economics. His JMP, "Who Benefits from Local Bonds?" evaluates California’s 2001 school bond reform, uncovering household responses to school facilities investment. maxnorton.com
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Daniel (@DanielJaramiC) is an applied microeconomist specializing in public, development, and political economy. His job market paper studies how released offenders influence the criminal behavior of individuals in their neighborhoods. Personal webpage: djaramilloc.github.io
