ERC funded project Tech Change started in May 2019. The Consolidator Grant awarded to Philipp Kircher has started in May and will last for five year. The principal investigator, together with his team of […]
We just put out new work extending our earlier method for suggesting new occupations during job search to individuals with very difficult labor markets: For the long-term unemployed we see […]
joint with L.Brotherhood, C. Santos and M. Tertilt (new version: 2025 R&R REStud, first version May 2020) We just put out a new version of our work on the economics of infectious […]
“I know of no more beautiful prayer than [..]: ‘May all that have life be delivered from suffering’” (Schopenhauer, from On the Basis of Morality) Vegan cuisine has been an […]
Conference on all aspects of technological change – empirical and model-based. … Click here for the program.
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For everyone interested in Matching Markets, this might be a nice book to read about its theoretical foundations. Its chapters aim to span the breath of this field in a […]
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How has the emergence of online job search changed the way we do research? I showcase some of the recent developments in my 2022 Schumpeter lecture. See the 2022 Schumpeter […]
joint with Michèle Belot and Paul Muller (first version 2021) We propose a simple method to elicit time preferences at the individual level even when income and consumption varies over time. We validate […]
joint with Michèle Belot and Paul Muller (first version July 2022) In a randomized field experiment, we provide personalized suggestions about suitable alternative occupations to long-term unemployed job seekers in the UK. Effects […]
This is a slightly inward-looking question at a time where many lives are at stake, but it is not an unimportant one. Publications give both incentives and – maybe more […]
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Published in Econometrica with J. Greenwood, C. Santos and M. Tertilt A calibrated equilibrium search model of an HIV/AIDS epidemic is developed to analyze the direct impact and the behavioral adjustment to policies. Find Out More
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