Cristina Lafuente

@clafuentemar.bsky.social

Economics Lecturer ‪at the Univeristy of Bath Mostly Macro Labour

I asked my third-year undergrads to use AI to read Mortensen and Nagypál (2007), so we could have a discussion about the volatility puzzle of the DMP model. It was a fantastic exercise - I asked them to rank the solutions to the puzzle and this was the result #econsky

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Excited to co-host this year’s Political Economy and Public Economics Workshop with Jaideep Roy @econuniofbath.bsky.social We’ve a fantastic lineup of talks on voting, governance, activism, media, scientists’ incentives, political discourse, and more 📍 April 25, 4W 1.01, scan the QR code to join!

Department of Economics, Uni of Bath @econuniofbath.bsky.social · last yr.

🚨 Join us @uniofbath.bsky.social for the Political Economy and Public Economics Workshop — a day of insightful talks from leading academics on voting, gender, activism and governance, scientists' incentives and their political discourse 📍 April 25th, 4W 1.01
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#econsky may I introduce you to the basic DMP model graphic explainer for undergrads. Explains the intuition so we can talk about equilibrium wage and tightness without going into value functions. Matching function is a bar, unemployed get free drinks (b) firms pay for entry.

Comic displays the Diamond Mortensen Pissarides model two key equations: the job creation curve and the wage determination curve

And that's another year of Probability lectures at EUI done! My legacy this year: a 1st year cohort that knows how markov chains work ✅ I'll miss them all, they are a great cohort, and not just because they put memes in the problem sets...

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