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Robert Sockin, chief US economist at PGIM, says the US economy needs two more rate hikes at a minimum and that “the broader direction is up” for interest rates even if the Federal Reserve does not move at this month’s meeting bloom.bg/4hMtf7L
Job ads can signal hidden job traits. Evidence from German workers shows this distorts discrete choice estimates of workers’ willingness to pay, from Pawel Adrjan, Mária Balgova, @simon_jaeger, Jonas Jessen, and @JSockin nber.org/papers/w35457
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How do social connections shape careers? Join me tomorrow for a conversation with @JSockin
Looking forward to this event with @JSockin
The Buddy System
How Connections Shape Careers
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 10am EDT
Register here: ecornell.cornell.edu/keynote…
When firms take political stances, workers sort accordingly. Firm announcements post Dobbs reshaped who applies, who quits, and how politics increasingly organize the labor market, from Pawel Adrjan, Svenja Gudell, @emilynix100, Allison Shrivastava, @JSockin, and @evanpstarr nber.org/papers/w34948
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Looking forward to this event with @JSockin
The Buddy System
How Connections Shape Careers
Wednesday, March 25, 2026, 10am EDT
Register here: ecornell.cornell.edu/keynote…
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Curious why job seekers turn down job offers after EASY interviews? We use ~500K interview reports plus a field experiment to show interview difficulty signals to workers whether the job is a good fit.
Check out the fantastic @JSockin's talk from NBER ORG Econ (w/ @ellliottt).
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Finally had a chance to read this excellent paper.
Limitations on data and methods have thus far kept us from understanding what actually happens at the interview stage of the job market.
It looks like signaling is really happening in both directions, with both workers/firms using interviews to eval fit.
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If you’re at or near U of Toronto on Nov 12, please try to catch the fantastic @JSockin talking about “Interviews” (joint w/ @ellliottt).
We show that the difficulty of the interview signals to workers whether the job is a good fit.
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Perhaps the future of hiring is not AI, but a dating app...
In ~10 days my fantastic co-author @JSockin presents our paper “Interviews” (with @ellliottt) at @nberpubs. We show candidates walk away when an interview feels “too easy”—they assume the firm would hire anyone.
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Our paper is out as a CEPR Working Paper, but there’s a paywall. Please use the freely downloadable version on SSRN (which links to CESifo).
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20793
Interviews
Elliott Ash @ellliottt @ETH_en, Soumitra Shukla @HarvardHBS, Jason Sockin @Cornell
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#CEPR_LE #CEPR_OE #EconTwitter
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Very excited to announce that Cornell is hiring an AP in Labor Econ, and I will be chairing the recruitment committee. Please spread the word!
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Attending NBER SI? At 10:35am tomorrow, @JSockin will present our work with @ellliottt and me showing how your interview process shapes how job seekers form perceptions of you as an employer. These impressions can impact everything from offer acceptance to employee retention!
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Excited for @JSockin to present our paper with @ellliottt at the Empirical Management Conference this week! 📝 We explore how job interviews don’t just assess candidates—they also help workers learn about firms. See you at @HarvardHBS!
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Do firms have an incentive to comply with the federal minimum wage?
Based on current penalties and enforcement, the answer for most firms is *no*.
My paper now out in ILRR - also featuring newly FOIA-ed case level data on DOL min wage enforcement outcomes
How can minimum wage non-compliance be countered with good policy? Using the case of the US and the UK, @annastansbury @MITSloan @MIT_IWER argues that improved enforcement alone is insufficient and expected penalties must increase substantially.
doi.org/10.1177/001979392412…
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Super excited for @JSockin to present our paper Interviews at the Empirical Management Conference at @HarvardHBS this December! Jason is the best co-author one could hope for, and both @ellliottt and I are thrilled to be involved in this project.
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Jessen➡️Essen
Excited to present at the @UDE_Econ Economics Seminar today!
In our paper we study politically-charged language (the gender star💫) in online job ads💻
What determines its usage? How do job seekers respond?
(w @PawelAdrjan @BalgovaMaria @simon_jaeger @JSockin)
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A 50 basis point rate cut in November is no longer likely following September jobs report data, according to Citi senior global economist Robert Sockin.
Full interview:
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Workers in employee-owned firms are more satisfied with their jobs.
Study based on 200,000 employee reviews in U.S. manufacturing sector finds higher satisfaction with culture, leadership, career opportunities, and work-life balance in firms with ESOPs. 👇newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/…
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Looking forward to enjoying this view every day. I’m happy to share that I’ll be a Visiting Fellow @cornellilr for the next 6 months. I can’t wait to interact with many inspiring researchers @Cornell. So if you would like to discuss your or my research, please reach out!



























