From forthcoming EJ Special Issue on Polarization in Field Experiments: ‘Reality Bites: Partisan Beliefs as Enforced Norms’ by Andrea Robbett, Peter Hans Matthews doi.org/10.1093/ej/ueaf062 @andrearobbett.bsky.social @phminvt.bsky.social @albertobisin.bsky.social
Alberto Bisin
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Economist at NYU and NBER. Biker: BMW 850GS, Vespa (Old World) & Bonneville T100 (New World). Olive and lemon trees. @Inter. FirstGen college.
📣The Call for Papers for EJ special issue ‘AI Measurement in Applied Economics’ is now open. ⏰Deadline: 15 January 2026 More info here 👉 bit.ly/47sNmS7 @albertobisin.bsky.social @elliottash.bsky.social
cultural transmission (see @albertobisin.bsky.social and Verdier's papers) literatures to identify four mechanism that can produce persistence – Selection (migration): who moved and who stayed after 1989. Think of what happens if those most likely to benefit from open doi.org/10.1146/annu...
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🚨DEADLINE: 15 OCTOBER 2025🚨 CALL FOR PAPERS - @theeconjournal.bsky.social Special Issue ‘Labor Market Effects of Immigration with Micro Data’ 👉 bit.ly/3IPTH1i @albertobisin.bsky.social @resmedia.bsky.social
Restricting visas doesn’t lead to hiring non-immigrants—it leads to hiring foreigners. For every H-1B visa rejection, multinationals add ~0.4–0.9 foreign employees, especially in R&D hubs like India, China, and Canada. via @florianederer.bsky.social
Any IO papers on the impact of funding $ on academic research (e.g. published papers, weighted by citations or anything similar) in the sciences?
Fuhito Kojima’s Walras Bowley Lecture has just been uploaded to arxiv. It considers that administrative boundaries cause many markets to be fragmented, and how some of the resulting efficiency loss can be recovered. #econsky marketdesigner.blogspot.com/2025/08/the-...
The Walras-Bowley Lecture: Fragmentation of Matching Markets and How Economics Can Help Integrate Them, by Kamada, Kojima, and Matsushita
I'll post market design related news and items about repugnant markets. See also my Stanford profile. I have a general-interest book on market design: Who Gets What--and Why The subtitle is "The new economics of matchmaking and market design."
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I’m old enough to remember when it was on pace to out-think humanity.
Check out if you’re interested in international trade or know someone who might be interested in pursuing a PhD! Can absolutely vouch for @petereppinger.com
I am looking for a doctoral researcher to join our team in International Economics at the University of Oldenburg: uol.de/job647en It's a fully funded position. Please apply/ repost/ pass it on! 2/2
Proud of being at CESifo! Looking forward to contribute to the network!
Hello, @albertobisin.bsky.social !⭐ We’re pleased to welcome him to the CESifo network. His fields of interest are Political Economy and Social Economics. 🧐 Learn more about his research: wp.nyu.edu/albertobisin/ 🔗More information: www.ifo.de/en/cesifo/ne...
A survey of advances in modeling cultural transmission in economics and how these models differ conceptually from those employed in evolutionary anthropology, from @albertobisin.bsky.social and Thierry Verdier https://www.nber.org/papers/w33928
Very cool conference … on the sleepy lagune - far from fancy weddings and tourist-masses Poverty, Persistence and Policy: Comparative Development and the Deep Roots of Prosperity | Venice Summer Institute | ifo | CESifo ifo.de/en/cesifo/even…
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I know this take will probably be unpopular on Bluesky, but I think as educators we should be thinking about how to productively incorporate LLMs into our teaching. I think that if done thoughtfully, it has the potential to boost learning.
A *null* result I'm very proud of! Led by Rustam Romaniuc, 35 coauthors from all over France tested nudge interventions to boost voter turnout. None worked, and we are possibly not surprised -- but a well-powered null result *is* a result! Paper: kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F...
Very interesting paper!
New working paper alert: we provide a model of post-hoc rationalizations, driven by motives of (self-)esteem. We show how this can lead to groupthink, polarization, and a preference for echo chambers. www.ifo.de/sites/defaul...
This recent fraud case is also a cautionary tale for any research based on proprietary data source.
This is great - congratulations.
I’m excited to join @Anthropic.com’s Advisory Council, to provide guidance on the economic implications of #AI. I’m thrilled to be part of this illustrious group, including @johnjhorton.bsky.social @akorinek.bsky.social @johnlist.bsky.social. #EconSky www.anthropic.com/news/introdu...
I’m excited to join @Anthropic.com’s Advisory Council, to provide guidance on the economic implications of #AI. I’m thrilled to be part of this illustrious group, including @johnjhorton.bsky.social @akorinek.bsky.social @johnlist.bsky.social. #EconSky www.anthropic.com/news/introdu...
Introducing the Anthropic Economic Advisory Council
Today, we’re announcing the formation of the Anthropic Economic Advisory Council, a group of distinguished economists who will provide Anthropic with expert guidance on the economic implications of AI...
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A pat on the back of Editors, Associate Editors, Referees, Administration, ... of the Economic Journal @resmedia.bsky.social
Keep this in mind when people claim cars mean business — closing Central #Madrid to cars over holidays resulted in a 9.5% boost in retail spending on its main shopping street: STUDY. There was also a 71% drop in air pollution. Via @carltonreid.com in @forbes.com. #citymakingmath #citiesforpeople
Closing Central Madrid To Cars Resulted In 9.5% Boost To Retail Spending, Finds Bank Analysis
City of Madrid significantly boosted the takings of its shops and restaurants last Christmas by banning cars from the CBD, finds an analysis by Spain's second largest bank.
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Dapper academics and their desks: Richard Bellman and David Blackwell
Chuck Schumer was damned if he did and damned if he didn't. Eventually the wheel of karma will turn again in the favor of sensible people, but God, am I tired of waiting.
UniCredit Foundation launched new contests for research grants that are expiring in the next few weeks: 3rd Marco Fanno PhD Research Grant - Open to Economics and Finance Departments of Italian Universities for 2 grants in support of PhD students activities - € 40,000 each- deadline March 15, 2025
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Last paper out in JEBO! We propose an epi-economic model to understand how individuals change their behavior to adapt during an ongoing epidemic. Big thanks to @albertobisin.bsky.social Lorenzo Nemati Fard e @mstarnini.bsky.social! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Last paper out in JEBO! We propose an epi-economic model to understand how individuals change their behavior to adapt during an ongoing epidemic. Big thanks to @albertobisin.bsky.social Lorenzo Nemati Fard e @mstarnini.bsky.social! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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BBVA Foundation award to Olivier Blanchard, Jordi Gali, and Michael Woodford. Congratulations! www.frontiersofknowledgeawards-fbbva.es/noticias/fro...
The Frontiers of Knowledge Award goes to Blanchard, Galí and Woodford in recognition of their profound influence on modern macroeconomics and the design of monetary and fiscal policy rules
The BBVA Foundation Frontiers of Knowledge Awards in Economics, Finance and Management has gone in this seventeenth edition to Olivier Blanchard (Paris School of Economics and MIT), Jordi Galí (CREI a...
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Trump’s attack on US institutions, even if fully expected, is dispiriting, discombobulating and dangerous. In this very difficult time, we have to remember one thing: This is not normal, and it should not be normalized.
Very interesting Call for Proposals - happy to help distribute isps.yale.edu/democratic-i...
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