I am delighted to announce that Marios Angeletos will officially join the Northwestern economics department as of January 1. We are truly excited about having Marios as our colleague. He will make a great department even stronger
Martin S Eichenbaum
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Martin S Eichenbaum
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- The 37th Macro Annual is scheduled for March 31 and April 1. All sessions will be accessible via youtube. I hope you can join us. The program is at nber.org/conferences/37…
- I'm happy to invite everyone to join us at next week's NBER Macro Annual, April 18-19. It will be streamed live on YouTube The program and YouTube link are at nber.org/conferences/39…
- Here's a link to video presentations of all the sessions at the NBER Macro Annual 2021. Enjoy. nber.org/conferences/36…
- I'm happy to tweet (xweet?) that I'm spending the fall quarter at Harvard where I'll be teaching part of the core PhD macro sequence. Very excited to meet all of the wonderful grad students there. Big adventure for me.
- President Erdoğan appears to be a Neo-Fisherian. His theory says low interest rates imply low inflation rates and an appreciating currency. So far the data don’t look good for this theory.
- I’m very excited to announce that Kunal Sangani has accepted our offer to join Northwestern Econ. He will make a terrific macro group even better.
- Pleased tp invite you to the NBER Macro Annual 2021, April 8 and 9 nber.org/conferences/36… Live streamed on You Tube (see link for program and link)
- On inflation: team optimistic is turning out to be persistently wrong. Hope is not a strategy. Positive real interest rates are.
- Good friends unwinding after a hard day of work at the econ factory.
- To all my Fisherian friends: now that the Fed raised raised rates by 75 basis points, do you expect inflation to go up or down?
- Here's a link to the program for the NBER Macro Annual to be held on April 18 and 19. I'll post a Zoom link when available so that people can enjoy the sessions remotely. nber.org/conferences/39…
- My new paper on `Slow Learning' with Larry Christiano Ben Johansen faculty.wcas.northwestern.edu/yona/research/… Convergence of a learning equilibrium to the rational expectations equilibrium can be so slow that policy analysis based on rational expectations is very misleading.
- My NBER Summer Institute group with Larry Christiano will be meeting from July 12 - July 16. The program and link to YouTube live stream is at nber.org/conferences/si… Please join us for I what I hope will be an exciting program.
