Johannes Stroebel

@stroebel_econ

David S. Loeb Professor of Finance (Household Finance, Climate Finance, Social Networks, Real Estate, and Macroeconomics), 🗽🇩🇪🇺🇸🇬🇧🇪🇺

Manhattan, NY
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Joined July 2017
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    May 18

    🚨Theresa Kuchler and I have uploaded the recordings from our PhD Class in Household Finance There were 5 sessions: - Unsecured Borrowing - Peer Effects - Determinants & Effects of Household Expectations - Mortgage Borrowing & Default - Climate Finance

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  2. Dec 14

    If you don’t allow for such offset, the total carbon exposures of asset owners will exceed total firm emissions. A related difficult question is what to do about derivatives? Should there be portfolio emissions reduction from a put on Exxon. Should it depend on the strike?

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  3. Dec 14

    An interesting aspect of this is that you can be net zero and industry neutral at the same time. It’s unclear how short position will be treated when asset managers will eventually have to report overall carbon emissions: can they subtract short emissions from long emissions?

    AQR's new ESG mutual fund will not only favor the best-behaved companies, it will punish the worst via
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  4. Dec 11

    Who is in charge of marketing for Peloton?

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  5. Dec 11

    You can do higher order versions of this experiment, having IRBs approve experiments on other IRBs.

    Free research idea: send the same research protocol to IRBs at schools across the country. Track time to decision, revisions requested, final decision, final protocol allowed in each case. Bonus research idea: randomly vary gender, race, seniority of the PI who submits it.
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  6. Dec 7

    This is a really cool paper. It adds to the many things I learned from and others on how bundles of goods that are consumed differentially across the income distribution are also priced differentially across space!

    Low-income residents in the most affordable city enjoy a level of consumption that is 74 percent higher than that of low-income residents in the most expensive commuting zone, from Rebecca Diamond and Enrico Moretti
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    Dec 6

    Come and work for us at ! We have a number of new projects studying the economic and financial implications of climate change. ;

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  8. Dec 6

    Come and work for us at ! We have a number of new projects studying the economic and financial implications of climate change. ;

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    Dec 4

    1/ Hi, ! How does FinTech affect banking and monetary policy transmission (MPT)? In my JMP, I study this question with a focus on the competition between FinTech companies and banks in the deposit market. Look at my website for more details:

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  10. Dec 6

    An interesting paper in this direction

    As the COP26 summit heads into overtime, let me take this opportunity to tell you a bit more about my job market paper: "𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝘂𝗻𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗰 𝗰𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗲𝗾𝘂𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗰𝗮𝗿𝗯𝗼𝗻 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗴" JMP link:
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  11. Dec 6

    The entire point of carbon regulation is to raise the prices of hydrocarbon fuels. If every time those prices go up we demand firms to produce more, we won’t get anywhere. Distributing carbon tax revenues to offset costs to consumers (in particular regressive ones) is key!

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  12. Dec 6

    Tale of two : We want oil companies to produce less to stop climate change, but also more to reduce gas prices… It’s crucial to realize that as we transition to renewables, energy prices will likely rise in the short run. That’s why we need carbon dividends.

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    Dec 1

    Hi ! I am a Ph.D. candidate in finance and would like to tell you a bit about my job market paper (thanks for covering it in your substack () My website:

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    Nov 28

    This is one of the most striking and intriguing graphs I have ever seen in a JMP! The paper is likely to become very influential. You should definitely interview Sebastian!

    Hi . One of my best friends, is on the Job Market this year. He's not very active here, so I want to promote his work. Here's a striking picture of his JMP, "The Fed and the Secular Decline in Interest Rates"
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  15. Nov 28

    Beyond this paper, Sebastian has multiple working papers, two of which are R&R at top journals.

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  16. Nov 28

    This is one of the most striking and intriguing graphs I have ever seen in a JMP! The paper is likely to become very influential. You should definitely interview Sebastian!

    Hi . One of my best friends, is on the Job Market this year. He's not very active here, so I want to promote his work. Here's a striking picture of his JMP, "The Fed and the Secular Decline in Interest Rates"
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  17. Nov 26

    Great! Let’s add nine-twelve months for the FDA to meet, and we should be good.

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  18. Nov 25

    Herzlichen Glückwunsch an , und was für ein Coup für Mannheim!! Toll für die deutsche VWL!

    Germany's most prestigious research prize (AvH Professorship) was just awarded to Matthias Doepke. Congratulations, ! Now we really hope that you will accept and join us at the University of Mannheim next year.
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    Nov 24

    Folks, I think I’ve solved the mystery of where inflation is coming from

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    Nov 24

    Sehr gute Nachrichten für die Forschungslandschaft in Deutschland! Paradigmenwechsel in der Bereitstellung von Forschungsdaten mit Open Access. Wichtige Grundlage für die empirische Wissenschaft und evidenzbasierte Politikberatung! 🚦

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    Nov 22

    Check out NYU Stern Finance JM candidates: • Abhishek Bhardwaj • Abhinav Gupta • Germán Gutiérrez • Youngmin Kim • Botao Wu

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