Simon Fuchs

@foxecon.bsky.social

Research Economist at the Atlanta Fed (views = my own). TSE and U of York alumnus. Rhinelander in ATL. Interests include: Trade/Geography/History/Cities.

Get in touch if you are interested in participating in a junior session on transport, urban and spatial at the SEA this fall!

Chris Severen@chrisseveren.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Urban and Trade juniors 🚨 @foxecon.bsky.social and I are organizing a few thematic sessions at the SEAs in November this year. If you've finished your PhD in the last 1-2 years, send submissions us; we'll let you if it themes. Deadline: 🗓️ Friday May 27 ❗️ southerneconomic.org/conference/c...

Great two days at the 12th Atlanta Workshop on International Economics. Fantastic presentations on trade elasticities, innovation and growth, international risk sharing, and optimal tariffs! Looking forward to next year's iteration!

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 12th Atlanta Workshop on International Economics at the Atlanta Fed! Two days of fantastic discussions on trade, shipping and int'l macro!

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🚨New data alert! A beta version of the Global Tariff Database is now available! 🔗https://feodorateti.github.io 🔎If you're looking for cross-country data on bilateral tariffs, this might help you.

Learn more on how sectoral diversity can make cities more resilient and provide insurance to workers! Our latest research joint with François de Soyres, Illenin Kondo & Helene Maghin!

Opportunity & Inclusive Growth Institute@oiginstitute.bsky.social · last yr.

Economists have long been interested in how workers w/ different characteristics or situations respond to rises + falls in labor demand. Our research brief looks at findings from François de Soyres, @foxecon.bsky.social, Illenin Kondo & Helene Maghin on economic resilience of cities. bit.ly/4iDd0Yj

Image description: How local economic diversity improves worker welfare: Cities vary in how concentrated their economic activity is across sectors and occupations, After a labor demand shock, workers can change their occupation, industry, and/or location, When labor demand fails, fewer workers leave economically diverse cities, making them more resilient

Job market students, consider doing an awesome postdoc with us at Dartmouth! Position could be filled by development, trade, applied. Because we don't have a PhD program, you can get a lot of time with faculty here. Also it's in New Hampshire ⛷️🚵‍♂️🏔️🛶 Link below, deadline is in 2 weeks, please share!

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