The June 2025 issue of AER: Insights (7, 2) is now available online at aeaweb.org/issues/805.

Excited to host the next edition of the Spanish Macro Network @cunef.bsky.social , 23rd-24th October '25. Link to submit (docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...). Deadline: 15th June '25. Send your best papers!

This is fascism and if not stopped we all know where it’s heading

Resource misallocation is a key driver of aggregate productivity losses. Yet, what ultimately drives misallocation remains an open question. @tristany.bsky.social, D. Pietrobon and I argue that capital misallocation arises endogenously when insurance markets are incomplete. (1/n)

🚨The call for the 2025 #BSE #SummerForum workshop on #Migration is out (co-organised with L. Farré, J. Fernández-Huertas, A. Glitz, J. Llull and J. Monràs). Send us your best papers (deadline: FEB 28) and join us in beautiful Barcelona on June 5-6. events.bse.eu/live/files/5... #EconSky

Don't miss out--submit your paper now for the 2025 Econometric Society World Congress taking place in Seoul, South Korea August 18-22. Submissions are accepted through January 31, 2025. For details click here www.eswc2025.org youtu.be/-A4yRqMcLMA

🚨 Just read a very interesting Job Market Paper on the aggregate consequences of deportations. The findings are particularly relevant to the current circumstances—definitely worth a look for anyone interested in migration, labor markets, or policy impacts. 📊🌍 #Economics #EconJMP #Econsky

🚨Job Market Paper Alert🚨 How do localized migrations shocks, such as deportations, impact aggregate productivity over time? I’m on the 2024-2025 #EconJobMarket, and my #EconJMP uncovers some of the unintended, long-lasting consequences of these policies. 🧵

How does labor market monopsony affect firm dynamics and aggregate productivity? We answer this question in a new working paper, “Firm Dynamics, Monopsony, and Aggregate Productivity Differences”, written with Tancredi Rapone and @ruggieriale.bsky.social (alessandroruggieri.com/_files/ugd/1...)