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In August Stefano Bosi
@UnivParisSaclay, Carmen Camacho@PSEinfo & David Desmarchelier@Univ_Lorraine [Issue 41/Paper 1]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/yuVZ50CQqqW addressed establishing the amount of public spending in medical research needed in order to get a vaccine#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/sU2cSsYjaV
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@ChristianMDahl1,@casper_worm@uni_copenhagen & Peter Sandholt Jensen@UniSouthDenmark studied the#economic aftermath of 1918 influenza in#Denmark, combining statistics & annual income data. [Issue 6/Paper6]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/LIdc50CQpZP#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/IodaKzgEnf
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From January 'an argument for long-term
#automation and decline in the#labor income share, driven by capital accumulation rather than technical progress or rising markups.' Dilip Mookherjee (@BU_Tweets), Debraj Ray (@nyuniversity) http://ow.ly/slhe50CRr76#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/Bn1va49oBC
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In September
@MatthiasMeier1 & Eugenio Pinto (@federalreserve) studied the effects of international supply chain disruptions on real economic activity and prices during the#Covid-19#pandemic - available in [Issue 48/Paper 4]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/RfTK50CQpNw#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/XKgqKWqhKw
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From May The role of global supply chains in the impact of the
#Covid-19 pandemic on#GDP growth for 64 countries. Barthelemy Bonadio (@UMich), Zhen Huo (@Yale), Andrei A. Levchenko (@UMich),@nityanayar@UTAustinEcon@UTAustin http://ow.ly/sKjx50CQREF#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/oR8tEvXZpJ
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“Supply & demand shocks in the
#COVID-19 pandemic”@RMaria_drc,@PennyMealy,@AnToniPichler,@FrancoisLafond4 & J. Doyne Farmer@UniofOxford used a Remote Labor Index to analyze supply shock to the#US economy [Issue 6/Paper 3]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/MbMk50CQpzv#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/AyLVOVLA1p
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From April ‘Susceptible-Infected-Recovered (SIR) Dynamics of
#COVID-19 and Economic Impact’ by Alexis Akira Toda (@UCSanDiego) [Issue 1/ Paper 5]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/ngeJ50CQpv9#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/2SajOYfORU
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Francesca Borgonovi
@ucl@OECD & Elodie Andrieu@kingsbschool [Issue 17/ paper3]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/iqaz50CQpsG found people in#US counties with higher social capital complied better with#socialdistancing earlier than those in ones with low social capital#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/I7OMZDQp7Q
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From March How privacy law interacts with competition and trade policy in the context of the
#European#GDPR using data from 110k websites@mbatikas@RennesSB,@StefanBechtold@ETH, Tobias@tkretschmer_LMU@LMU_Muenchen, (@cpeukert@heclausanne http://ow.ly/4CCV50CQRiX#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/nhNAayDSh2
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In April, Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé, Ken Teoh, & Martín Uribe
@columbia_econ [Issue8/Paper 2]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/ZQfT50CQpgZ analyzed zip-code level data on the no. of Covid-19 tests & results, & income per capita.#Covid-19: Testing Inequality in New York City#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/kpuS7DnlKi
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Must-read on the importance of the monetary regime for the real economy. Learn about the risk of central banks falling into a ‘low interest rate trap’ in this
@voxeu article by@BIS_org colleagues:https://voxeu.org/article/long-shadow-monetary-policy …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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The Year of
#Covid19: Economics and the CEPR in 2020 | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal @CharlesWyplosz @bweder @timsvengali @cepr_org @voxeuhttps://voxeu.org/content/year-covid-19-economics-and-cepr-2020 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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Extremely happy and excited to join
@CEPR_org as Research Affiliate in the Public Economics program. Looking forwards to great meetings, conferences and new projects!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo -
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It was a great opportunity to contribute with Prof
@WarwickMcKibbin to a chapter in@voxeu and@cepr_org ebook,#Economics in the Time of#COVID19.https://twitter.com/voxeu/status/1341031969359089664 …
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Miklós Koren
@korenmiklos@ceu and Rita Peto@ceu in April [Issue 2/Paper 2]#CovidEconomics http://ow.ly/787c50CQoqI suggested that when businesses are forced to reduce worker contacts by 50%, they need a 12% wage subsidy to compensate for disruption in communication#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/ZruG8a7Nfq
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From February The
#Political#Economy of Populism@sguriev@ScPoEcon,@EliasPapaioann2@LBS synthesize the literature on the recent rise of#populism in the light of its historical evolution from the the late 19th C onwards http://ow.ly/GloJ50CQQZS#CEPRin2020pic.twitter.com/5EtD1JFH1k
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