Assistant Professor at the University of Copenhagen, formerly at the IIES in Stockholm - Interested in Macro, Monetary and Mobility
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined March 2019
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John Kramer retweeted
Who pays the price for oil shocks? Our new research on 45 years of German data shows it's low-income workers. Their earnings fall & job prospects dim, while the wealthy are largely unaffected. A tale of unequal economic pain. #EconTwitter #Inequality
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20345
The Distributional Effects of Oil Shocks
Tobias Broer @PSEinfo, @jvkramer1, @SorryToBeKurt
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John Kramer retweeted
To all job market candidates in macro: University of Copenhagen has a 6 year tenure-track assistant professor position. See more here: econjobmarket.org/positions?…
If you have any questions, please contact me.
Great way to end the week! Always fun to get the Copenhagen Macro crowd together. Thanks for all the feedback!
Today we held 7th Local Macro People of Copenhagen (L-MPC) workshop at @nationalbanken. Great talks by @jvkramer1 about oil shocks and monetary policy in Germany, and @CPHoeck on wages and tenure.
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John Kramer retweeted
My latest column for the @FT is about a type of model that is infiltrating central banks around the world
Researchers in the Fed, the ECB and the BoE are working to incorporate inequality into models of how the economy works
Let me introduce you to HANK
on.ft.com/3VWG8Bx
It's time for another installment of the Macro Presentations in Copenhagen (MPC) workshop. First Morten Olsen talks about how top income inequality spills over into within occupation inequality.
Closing us out is @pontus_rendahl who is presenting a theory that links the rises in market power and inequality.
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This is a really cool project. I've already used it to inform my teaching and I highly recommend it. Eagerly awaiting the final version!
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John Kramer retweeted
All juniors in macro:
Come to the 16th Nordic Summer Symposium in Macroeconomics, August 6-9, 2024 in Denmark!
We can promise lots of good papers, discussion and fun, beach and - hopefully - sunshine.
Website: sites.google.com/view/normac…
Appl. deadline: April 7th.
John Kramer retweeted
⚠️ Are you considering a PhD in economics? Now is the time to apply! If you are interested in macro or related fields, there’s currently two openings here in Copenhagen to join our growing macro group. One is to apply at @Economics_UCPH, link here: 1/2
economics.ku.dk/jobs/2024/ph…
Stefan is a great economist, a nice guy and a hard worker. His research is super interesting, but even more importantly: it's important! However, he's not a great cook. If that's not important in your department, you should try to hire this man!
Many countries want to decarbonize their economies. Eg, the US aims to be net zero by 2050. Given this target: What is the optimal transition path? What are the main drivers and economic implications? Our JMC Stefan Hinkelmann @s_hinkelmann tackles these questions in his JMP.
John Kramer retweeted
Looking for a tenure-track assistant professorship in macroeconomics (any sub-field) or a post doc in computational economics? We have positions for you here in Copenhagen and hope you apply.
Assistant professor: econjobmarket.org/positions?…
Post doc: employment.ku.dk/faculty/?sh… – at Copenhagen, Denmark
This is really cool
We are establishing an Economics track in the @FrankfurtSchool Doctoral Programme! US-style, structured, 5-year programme with full funding provided to all successful applicants. frankfurt-school.de/home/pro…
Online info session on Nov 6, 15:00-16:00h (CET)! More info in next post.
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John Kramer retweeted
⚠️Job alert!📣We are hiring in macro! We @Economics_UCPH have two positions in macro (assistant and associate prof) on the #econjobmarket. Please spread the word #econtwitter. Deadline: Nov. 26. If you have any questions, please get in touch. Job ad here👇
econjobmarket.org/positions?…