@EichMartin
 Northwestern, Evanston Il
faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu/~yona/
Joined November 2011
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Sharing Banach's space in Krakow
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Here's a link to a podcast I did about the coming U.S. fiscal crisis: cdhowe.org/publication/what-…

What Happens to Canada When the US Debt Crisis Hits?

What would a US debt crisis mean for Canada? Martin Eichenbaum, Charles Moskos Professor of Economics at Northwestern University and International Fellow at the C.D. Howe Institute, says a US fiscal...

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Where are the r<g people now?
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A terrific initiative.
Jose P. Vasquez@jpvasqJun 29
Some news about @RevEconStudies. New journal: Restud Insights. Accepting submissions Sept 2026. 2 types of articles: "Insights" (similar to AER Insights) and "Communications" (2k words + 2 exhibits). It will be an “up-or-out” editorial process. More info soon.
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Oops: I meant office hours
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Larry Christiano and an exhausted student after house hours.
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Princeton Economics@PrincetonEconMar 19
The Economics Department at @Princeton is deeply saddened by the passing of esteemed colleague and Nobel Prize winner Chris Sims. The world lost one of the great economists of our times; those who knew him lost a dear friend. About Sims and his impact: bit.ly/3PrpOaE
Christopher Sims smiling at the lecturn.

ALT Christopher Sims smiling at the lecturn.

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Here's a link to my new paper, `Non - Ricardian Equivalence', co-authored with Joo Guerreiro (UCLA) and Jana Obradovic (Northwestern). jguerreiro.com/files/EGO_RNE… We could have titled the paper `HANK isn't as Smart/Sophisticated as You Think'.
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Jason Furman
@jasonfurman22 Dec 2025
Tragic death of John Leahy. An amazing economist, wonderful adviser, consistently modest and kind, he will be greatly missed. May his memory be a blessing.
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📢 Webinar on Inflation | Tomorrow (Dec 18) @EichMartin (Northwestern) and @JoWohlfart (University of Cologne & ECONtribute) discuss price measurement, wage expectations, and job search. Moderator: @hmontag3 (BLS) 👉 Register: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi… #Inflation #Macroeconomics #Economics #Webinar #LaborMarkets #JobSearch
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An example of sophisticated time inconsistency: see discussion of Donna Buschelberger below.
Paul Novosad
@paulnovosad12 Dec 2025
Ordinary people can't compete when companies have teams of psychologists trying to hack into their gray matter. This business is too dangerous to be run by the private sector.
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Miles Kimball
@mileskimball26 Nov 2025
The market for economists has become more & more of a buyer's market in recent years. It's often called a "tough market", but as someone on both sides of the market this year—a former student looking for a job & a junior macro position to fill at the University of Colorado Boulder, my seller side has been afraid while my buyer side looks foreward with anticipation.
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Northwestern Economics@NUEconomics11 Nov 2025
Department of Economics PhD Candidate Valerio Di Tommaso’s research interest is Macroeconomics. Learn more about Valerio & other Northwestern Job Market Candidates at economics.northwestern.edu/j…
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Northwestern Economics@NUEconomics11 Nov 2025
Department of Economics PhD Candidate Andrea Ferrara’s research interests are Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics. Learn more about @andreaferrara & other Northwestern Job Market Candidates at economics.northwestern.edu/j…
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Joao Guerreiro@jptguerreiro7 Nov 2025
At the Nemmers Conference honoring Mike Woodford and his @NorthwesternU Nemmers Prize. Today’s talk: don’t assume REE—model expectation formation and how policy announcements change plans. A masterclass in monetary economics.
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Students For Liberty
@sfliberty11 Aug 2025
“You must distinguish sharply between being pro-free enterprise and being pro-business.” — Milton Friedman
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Crémieux
@cremieuxrecueil20 May 2025
Different economies all follow similar trajectories. As they develop, they move away from agriculture, and they eventually move away from manufacturing, towards service sector domination.
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A brief interview with Solidad O'Brien on manufacturing and my experience as a steel worker matteroffact.tv/can-america-…
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Putting the manufacturing debate in perspective
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Here's a link to my op-ed about how President Trump has given Canada (and other countries) a unique opportunity to reverse its brain drain to the U.S. financialpost.com/opinion/op…

Opinion: Trump is giving us a chance to reverse the brain drain to the U.S.

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