"Corporate Taxation and Carbon Emissions "(joint paper with Thorsten Martin and Julien Sauvagnat) by Luigi Lovino, Bocconi University Abstract: We study the relationship between corporate taxation and carbon emissions in the U.S. We find that dirty firms pay lower profit taxes – the opposite of what optimal taxation of negative externalities prescribes. This relationship is driven by dirt...
“Fiscal Rules and Discretion with Risk of Default” (joint paper with Chiara Felli and Liyan Shi) by Facundo Piguillen, EIEF Abstract: It is widely believed that governments tend to over accumulate debt, which gives rise to the need for fiscal rules. This paper studies the optimal fiscal and default rules when governments can default on their debt obligations. We build a continuous-time...
"Price setting with strategic complementarities as a Mean Field Game", by Francesco Lippi, EIEF via Zoom May 4th, 2022 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)...
"When should we tax firms? Optimal corporate taxation with firm heterogeneity" by Alais Martin Baillon, Sciences Po April 27th, 2022 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)...
"Occupation Mobility, Human Capital and the Aggregate Consequences of Task-Biased Innovations" by Alexander Monge Naranjo, Eurpean University Institute April 20th, 2022 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)...
"Additive Growth" by Thomas Philippon, NYU Stern April 6th, 2022 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)...
"Narratives about the Macroeconomy" by Christopher Roth, University of Cologne April 13th, 2022 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)...
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Jesse Perla, Univerity of British Columbia December 15, 2021 Please see here for more information on MEF-seminars (Macro/Econometrics/Finance)....