Economist @sffed researching links between finance, monetary policy, and the macroeconomy. All views are my own.
San Francisco, CA
Joined June 2009
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Really excited to receive this -- thanks @sffed, very much enjoyed the visit, as always!
Congratulations to @ChristianKWolf, winner of the @sffed's Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research, presented at our 3rd annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research. 🏆
His contributions to econometrics and macroeconomics are deeply impacting both monetary research and policy.
Pascal Paul retweeted
Congratulations to @ChristianKWolf, winner of the @sffed's Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research, presented at our 3rd annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research. 🏆
His contributions to econometrics and macroeconomics are deeply impacting both monetary research and policy.
Pascal Paul retweeted
I'm thrilled to be launching Econvitals today. It's been the main way in which I have been tracking and understanding the economy over the last several months. And I decided I might as well share it with all of you--for free.
Has a combo of website, email lists & social media.
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The next Financial Stability Conference, hosted by the Cleveland Fed and @YPFSatYale, will be held in Cleveland and virtually on Nov. 19–20. The event features panel sessions by policymakers, academics and industry professionals, as well as research paper presentations.
ALT Banner for the 2026 Financial Stability Conference, featuring the seal of the Cleveland Fed and the Yale University logo.
Pascal Paul retweeted
🚨 Call for Papers 🚨
3rd Annual Conference on Macro-Finance Research @sffed
Please send us your latest macro-finance papers 👇
We'll also give out the Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research again! Please submit your best nominations 👇
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Enjoyed m visit yesterday at the IMF Research Department. Presented our new paper (with @pascalpaul and @mfariacastro) on the trade-offs of using “soft credit” to stabilize the economy. I used AI to summarize the main driving forces in the model into this table. Paper: ideas.repec.org/p/fip/fedlwp…
🤖 Made with AI
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I've just added a new working paper on Stabilization vs. Growth to my personal website. It's been fun experimenting with AI to add new features while keeping my simple Google Sites setup with HTML.
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Pascal Paul retweeted
Speaker grid from Miami Macro 2026. The conference was great, hope you can join us next year! 🌴📈💵🦎 @WillWitheridge @SilvaDejanir @economoser @mfariacastro @ShihanXie @cmatthes_econ & others
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1/ new paper w/ @pascalpaul and @vediense: Stabilization vs. Growth
When firms in distress are saved, the economy may become more stable in the short run, at the cost of long-run growth.
We study this trade-off in a model w/ fluctuations, endogenous growth, and heterog. firms
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Very excited to present new work on Stabilization vs. Growth with @pascalpaul and @vediense at this conference, where we consider the implications of different types of credit regimes for economic growth, business cycles, and welfare. Draft and thread coming very soon!
The program is now available for the Miami Macro 2026 conference on April 24. We receieved a LOT of submissions, so had to exclude many interesting papers but were able to put together an excellent program. Contact me directly if you'd like to attend.
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Inspired by having the most cited paper in top three Finance journals in 2024, I decided to see which papers published in 2025 (in Journal of Finance, Journal of Financial Economics, Review of Financial Studies) had the most citations in Google Scholar. Top 15 (out of about 300)
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Looking back at our 4th Workshop on Firm Heterogeneity & Macro in Bonn: @mfariacastro (St. Louis Fed) presented "Credit, Productivity, and Stabilization Policies" discussed by @vereshchag46707 (Arizona State) #econtwitter
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Had an incredible time at the 4th Firm Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics workshop in Bonn, where I presented new work on soft credit, growth and stabilization w/ @vediense & @pascalpaul. Thanks to all the organizers & keynotes, esp. @isaacbaley who closed the conf with Philip Glass
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4th Workshop on Firm Heterogeneity and Macroeconomics
Looking forward to two exciting days in Bonn next month
@JoachimJungherr @isaacbaley @ImmoSchott @EPoS224 @ERC_Research @UniBonn
#EconTwitter
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Starting Sept 2025: CEPR & @sffed launch a monthly Virtual Seminar on Monetary Economics.
Focus: central bank goals, policy design, transmission, & international dimensions.
🗓 First session: 4 Sept | 5PM CET
Details 👉 cepr.org/events/event-series…
Organisers:
@michaelbauer_hh @sffed, @RefetGurkaynak @BilkentEconDept, @KlodianaIstrefi @banquedefrance, @mcmahonecon @OxfordEconDept @UniofOxford
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Developing a quantitative New Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model with monopolistic banks to study the macroeconomic effects of introducing a central bank digital currency, from @pascalpaul, Mauricio Ulate, and @jcynthiawu nber.org/papers/w33968
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🚨Friendly reminder that Saturday, May 31 is the deadline to submit (a) papers to our fall macro-finance conference and (b) nominations for the new Janet Yellen Award for Monetary Research. Details are here:
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@sffed @ThomasMMertens @pascalpaul
Pascal Paul retweeted
Very excited to present some new work on evergreening with @pascalpaul and @vediense in Session 121, the dreaded saturday morning SED session.
Also check out Session 3 for exciting new work on finance and misallocation with @kozjuli and Jeremy Majerovitz (draft coming very soon)
🚨 SED PROGRAM IS OUT 🚨
See you all in Copenhagen
@SEDmeeting
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This has been a while in the making but now we're live! You can check out our research, events and data products at frbsf.org/CMR and subscribe to our mailing list to stay in the loop. Thanks to @sylvainecon @ThomasMMertens and @pascalpaul for making this possible!
