Researcher interested in Financial Economics and Applied Micro. Lecturer in the Department of Economics, Columbia University @columbia @columbia_econ
New York, NY
Joined September 2018
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Geez @chicagotribune, I "feel" the other two are important economists too and also from a respected university
Increasing the font size in my tex editor has increased my happiness with it, why hadn't I done this before? Let's see to what font size I'll increase it eventually as I grow older
Trying to make an electronic payment without a bank card to a business in the US, really makes me miss @Banxico's SPEI system
Eek seems MLB commish is not an academics fan: "Look at the area around Nationals Park before that was built. I lived in that city. Academics can say whatever they want. I think the reality tells you something else." espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/3785…
Taught my Real Estate class about the history of discriminatory home buying contracts in Southside Chicago. Didn’t do a perfect job but hopefully it was at least somewhat informative for them. I wish I had learned about them at that point in my education.
It's OK to fail Economics grad school
fortune.com/2023/03/21/boman…
So is this job posting that popped up in my LinkedIn now for the Deposit Insurance National Bank of Santa Clara?
Doing my recurrent pre-election check on why the heck we still have Election Days on Tuesdays without it being a holiday
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Breaking news: the Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by 0.75 percentage points as it advanced its long-running battle to bring down persistently high US inflation
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Mmm why doesn't this article even mention the lack of deposit rate pass-through too? wsj.com/articles/cash-rich-c…
Immigration officer asked what was my position, I panicked and said "Graduate Student." Why is imposter syndrome is so hard to overcome 🙂
Can Economics and/or Finance do one of these please? nationalacademies.org/our-wo… via @theNASEM
Jeez OK Fed I get it, I'll start saving more🙂
Breaking: The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 0.75 percentage point and signaled further large rises are likely, as it combats inflation that remains near a 40-year high on.wsj.com/3BwyhyN
I feel law schools should really add some data analysis requirements to help future judges make informed empirical judgements when interpreting the law after reading this part of a SCOTUS ruling
Well still haven't heard about the concrete research on this but here's to hoping that resources do get steered to more efficient companies?
"Profitless companies stay afloat, steering resources away from more efficient ones and weighing on productivity." What's the empirical research on this with long periods of low/negative interest rates? wsj.com/articles/negative-ra…