Senior Economist at the Bank for International Settlements (@BIS_org). Views are my own; RT, like ≠ endorsement.
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What drove macroeconomic fluctuations over the past 700 years?
In our 🚨 new working paper 🚨 “A Millennium of UK Business Cycles: Insights from Structural VAR Analysis” (with haroon Mumtaz and @_Gabor_Pinter_ ), we show:
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The BIS Quarterly Review is out bit.ly/4hmZGWD
#BISQuarterly #PrivateCredit #InvestmentFunds #MonetaryPolicy #BISStatistics #GreenBonds
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🧵SWP 1045 by Rodrigo Guimaraes, Gabor Pinter + Jean-Charles Wijnandts (all BoE) explores how bond market liquidity affects how long-term treasury yields reacts to US monetary policy shocks.
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📢 We are hiring📢
A great chance to be part of our diverse + talented research team at a really interesting time. If you have a PhD / will have one by end 2024 please apply! Deadline is 13 Nov
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More details + application form at: bankofengland.co.uk/careers/…
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If you are an economist interested in machine learning, or AI more generally, here you can find a beautiful discussion by Thomas Sargent on the origins of ML/AI and its economic applications/developments.
Link: tomsargent.com/research/AI_S…
Really interesting reading. #EconTwitter
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My personal website is now on github: rharrisonmacro.github.io/
It includes links to (some) replication codes and I plan to add more over time.
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🧵SWP 1019 by Gabor Pintér combines several sources of transaction level data to sketch out a narrative of September 2022 gilt market crisis and documents a number of key stylised facts about how it played out…
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We are pleased to announce that Nobuhiro Kiyotaki will be joining the Finance Group next year as the 2023/24 Fischer Black Chair! Nobuhiro Kiyotaki is the Harold H. Helm 1920 Professor of Economics and Banking at Princeton. Learn more about his research: buff.ly/3mz7ldT
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Want to learn more about #CBDC, #stablecoins, #cryptocurrencies and #decentralisedfinance (#defi)? Join us (in person or virtually) for our flagship conference on "New Digital Technologies and the Future Financial Landscape" in London, Feb 27-28. Programme and registration link:
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Behold, Olivier Blanchard back at MIT! Unveiling his new book on Fiscal Policy under Low Interest Rates.
A true Opus! mitpress.mit.edu/97802625448…
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Secular stagnation is not over. A short essay on a really important issue for the future. piie.com/blogs/realtime-econ…
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Call for Papers: Workshop on Non-Bank Financial Intermediaries on 4/21 @ChicagoFed (in-person), organized by Ralf Meisenzahl, @rkoijen, @motoyogo. Submit by email to [email protected] (deadline 2/15). We welcome papers on insurers, pension funds, mutual funds, ETFs.
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1/8 This is a great discussion, so I shall continue. Second round answer to @IvanWerning. I like very much the Werning-Lorenzoni framework. dropbox.com/s/pbsurtd5onvn2b… One of its merits is indeed to show that thinking in terms of distributional conflict is totally mainstream.
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A reminder about our PhD internship programme. Deadline is 30th Jan.
Applications for our summer 2023 PhD Internship programme are now open! Great opportunity for PhD students to come to the BoE, work with our research team + get experience of working in a central bank. More details at:
bankofengland.taleo.net/care…
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I am happy to announce that our paper "Financial Frictions and the Wealth Distribution" has been conditionally accepted for publication at @ecmaEditors
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This paper makes some innovations that I hope will have a durable impact on macro
A short 🧵 1/7
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Are we back in the 1980? Bond markets suggest not necessarily. Stagflation should show up in positive nominal Treasury bond-stock betas, as in the 1980s. But post pandemic, inflation-indexed bond-stock betas are more positive than nominal bond-stock betas.
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In 2022, #inflation in the #Euro area has climbed to record highs. As a result, many households have raised their #inflation expectations, thus increasing the risk of inflationary pressures becoming entrenched. How can the @ecb address this? See my new @voxeu column below. 1/3
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Here’s the chance that a kid born in the bottom 20% of the income distribution eventually reaches the top 20%, depending on where they live.
Stark geographic differences & the lowest mobility areas in the US are worse than any other developed country. inequality.stanford.edu/site…
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Posting slides here ahead of 9am ET presentation.
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Join here: nber.org/conferences/si-2022…
What is the causal effect of a change in expected inflation on actual inflation? Which expectations matter most: short- or long-run?
In a new paper I try to address these questions. A link to a very early draft (updates coming soon):
dropbox.com/s/s7jipbmfgew3q7…
A thread!
