Rustam Jamilov
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Rustam Jamilov
@RustamJamilov
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at All Souls College @UniofOxford | Research Affiliate at @cepr_org | Economics
My graduate macroeconomics topics course "Heterogeneous Agents in Macroeconomics" just finished. All teaching materials are here: rustamjamilov.com/teaching Comments and suggestions for future years are welcome!
- 📢New Paper📢 "The Regional Keynesian Cross" - with @m_bellifemine and @AdriCouturier How does monetary policy operate across regions? We provide a theoretical and empirical investigation. Link: users.ox.ac.uk/~econ0628/Regi… A thread🧵1/N #EconTwitter
- Just presented a brand new paper "A Modern History of Inflation as Conflict" with Friedrich Geiecke (LSE) in Hong Kong. Is conflict inflation? We build a novel index of price conflict over 1852-2023 and provide the first, extensive macro-historical support for the theory.
- Last year I read Ernestine Friedl's "Women and Men: An Anthropologist's View" and am writing a paper on the disposable men hypothesis in a general-equilibrium macroeconomic setting. Here is an abstract. Comments welcome, especially from anthropologists and socioloists!
- 📢New Paper📢 "HBANK: Monetary Policy with Heterogeneous Banks" - with M. Bellifemine (@LSEnews) and T. Monacelli (@monacelt) Ungated paper link: users.ox.ac.uk/~econ0628/HBAN… 1/N
- I am delighted and humbled to be elected for a 5-year Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship at All Souls College, @UniofOxford . asc.ox.ac.uk/news/post-doct… Excited to also become part of the Economics Department @OxfordEconDept.
- It is economics job market season. People are writing ``advice threads'' to candidates. For what it's worth, here is my grumpy two cents: 1. Be kind to your advisors, staff, admin. Job market candidates are annoying. You are annoying. Remember that and be patient and nice.
- I will be teaching a new topics in macro course for Oxford graduate students this Fall. Each week, I will cover a "unit" and break the representative agent assumption. Four units: households, firms, banks, regions. Bonus: granularity. Next year, I will add gender and sectors.
- Overhaul of our "Bewley Banks" paper with Tommaso. Summary: a micro-consistent, quantitative framework for business cycle analysis with bank heterogeneity and market power in the credit and deposit markets. Think Gertler-Kiyotaki meets Krusell-Smith. Link: users.ox.ac.uk/~econ0628/Bewl…
- 🚩Job Market Paper Alert🚩I develop a tractable framework with heterogeneous banks, imperfect financial competition, default risk, and endogenous entry which I use to match the distribution of US bank leverage and quantify targeted, bank-level economic policies #EconTwitter
- The first draft of "Granular Sentiments" with the great Alex Kohlhas, Sasha Talavera, and Mao Zhang has just dropped! Summary: we connect Gabaix's granular hypothesis with Pigouvian business cycles.
