@francescoravazzolo.bsky.social and I did it again! 5th Dolomiti Macro Meeting, this time in Pera di Fassa. www.unibz.it/assets/Event...
Francesco Furlanetto 🇺🇦
@furlanetto.bsky.social
Principal Researcher at Norges Bank. Living in Oslo, originally from Treviso (via Lausanne and Barcelona). https://www.norges-bank.no/en/topics/Research/economists/Furlanetto-Francesco/ I express only my views and not necessarily those of Norges Bank.
🎢The roller coaster paper is conditionally accepted at the American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics. Our point: the inflation surge is mainly demand-driven and to establish this result it is important to check carefully the deterministic component of a SVAR 🎢
Norges Bank Spring Institute 2025 with @helenerey.bsky.social: beautiful days in a non beautiful time 🇺🇦
🥁🥁 NEW CONFERENCE ALERT 🥁🥁 Monetary Policy after the Inflation Surge in Oslo on September 22-23 jointly organized with Deutsche Bundesbank and Danmarks Nationalbank. 12th Edition! Keynote speakers: Corina Boar (NYU), Jordi Galí (CREI) and Vincent Sterk (UCL) Submission deadline: March 16.
This year’s Dynare conference will be in Helsinki, Finland. Call for papers is open until 16th March. Do apply, share, and see you there! :)
Dynare@dynare.bsky.social · last yr.The 19th Dynare Conference will be held in Helsinki, Finland on June 5-6, 2025. The conference’s special theme is Heterogeneity and Nonlinearities in Macroeconomics. Keynote speakers will be Matteo Iacoviello and Leonardo Melosi. More details at www.dynare.org/events/dynar...
Herman van Dijk was a familiar face and a leading example for all of us at Norges Bank. Herman has been a giant in Bayesian econometrics but also a great mentor. We went skiing, we had good dinners, we even wrote a paper together. Herman liked coming to Oslo and will be deeply missed.
🌎Does unilateral decarbonization pay for itself? In our new working paper, @adrienbilal.bsky.social and I analyze whether large economies like the U.S. and E.U. can justify broad decarbonization policies based purely on domestic economic benefits. WP: nber.org/papers/w3336... #econsky
🥁🥁Important paper by Arias-RubioRamirez-Waggoner forthcoming in Econometrica 🥁🥁 econometricsociety.org/publications... There has been a call for caution regarding the use of uniform priors on rotation matrices for Bayesian inference in SVARs. The paper challenges this claim. 1/2
Forthcoming Papers
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🥁🥁Vox column alert 🥁🥁 on why the gender convergence matters for growth, productivity and employment with @dragobergholt.bsky.social and @fossoluca.bsky.social cepr.org/voxeu/column... Since I had the genius idea of posting it on Thanksgiving day, here you have again a short 🧵:
Macroeconomic effects of the gender revolution
Postwar US labour market data reveal a significant secular decline in the employment and wage gaps between men and women. This column quantifies the implications of this shift for the US macroeconomy. Using a time series model that maps empirical trends in data onto underlying structural forces, the authors find that gender-specific labour market trends are responsible for a sizable share of the overall trend increase in GDP and labour productivity in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, as well as the slowdown in GDP growth over the last 20 years.
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Francesco Furlanetto 🇺🇦@furlanetto.bsky.social · 2y ago🥁🥁 NEW PAPER ALERT 🥁🥁 “Macroeconomic Effects of the Gender Revolution” joint with @dragobergholt.bsky.social and @fossoluca.bsky.social Gender matters for macro! The quiet revolution had important effects on economic growth, productivity and employment. 1/N www.norges-bank.no/contentasset...
🥁🥁 NEW PAPER ALERT 🥁🥁 “Macroeconomic Effects of the Gender Revolution” joint with @dragobergholt.bsky.social and @fossoluca.bsky.social Gender matters for macro! The quiet revolution had important effects on economic growth, productivity and employment. 1/N www.norges-bank.no/contentasset...
SNDE-IIF workshop for junior researchers:
First post on Bluesky to share a first draft of “A Tale of Procyclical Inequality: Facts and Implications” joint with me and @DBergholt and Lorenzo Mori sites.google.com/view/lorenzo... One line summary: consumption inequality is high, stable and procyclical in Norway. 1/N
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