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New working paper: "Trade Liberalization versus Protectionism: Dynamic Welfare Asymmetries" by Research economists B. Ravikumar and @AmSantacreu and coauthor Michael Sposi (SMU) #EconTwitter ow.ly/m6R650PGZLZ

Articles in the Q3 issue of the Review explore COVID's impact on financial stability in developing countries; total-factor productivity and gains from trade; counterterrorism policy; and the impact of family income on college selection ow.ly/wXnK50PGZL9

New working paper: "How Much Should We Trust Regional-Exposure Designs?" by Research economist Jeremy Majerovitz and coauthor Karthik Sastry (Princeton) #EconTwitter ow.ly/7ZC250PGZJu

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Research associates (RAs) work with our economists and play an integral role in providing advice to the Bank’s president about monetary policy and banking issues. Applications are open now through Oct. 13 for RA positions starting Spring and Summer 2023 ow.ly/3FTE50PE77B

Applications are now open through October 13 for Research Associate (RA) positions starting Spring and Summer 2024. This is an excellent opportunity to work with, learn, and engage with our reputable economist staff, visiting fellows, and scholars ow.ly/SWQe50PE75J

Articles in the Q3 issue of the Review explore COVID's impact on financial stability in developing countries; total-factor productivity and gains from trade; counterterrorism policy; and the impact of family income on college selection ow.ly/AFow50Pye4L

New working paper: "Systemic Tail Risk: High-Frequency Measurement, Evidence and Implications" by Research economist Christopher Neely and coauthors Deniz Erdemlioglu (IESEG) and Xiye Yang (Rutgers) #EconTwitter ow.ly/zAky50Pye4s

New working paper: "Artificial Intelligence and Inflation Forecasts" by Research economists @mfariacastro and @LeiboviciF #EconTwitter ow.ly/imhG50Pye3W

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Forthcoming in the Review: "What Is the Monetary Standard? The Fed Should Tell Us" by Robert Hetzel, retired @RichFedResearch economist ow.ly/qByP50Pye3Q

New working paper: "Decomposing the Government Transfer Multiplier" by Research economist Bill Dupor and coauthors Timothy Conley (Western U), Rong Li (Renmin U of China), and Yijiang Zhou (Chinese U Hong Kong) #EconTwitter ow.ly/qn3U50Pye2Z

Articles in the new issue of the Review (out today) explore COVID's impact on financial stability in developing countries; total-factor productivity and gains from trade; counterterrorism policy; and the impact of family income on college selection ow.ly/sE1850PbPAk

Working with our economists, research associates (RAs) play an integral role in providing high-quality, timely advice to the Bank’s president about monetary policy and banking issues ow.ly/h8Jg50P1C27

Did you know? The massive IDEAS database of economics research is hosted by the Research Division and maintained by our economist @CZimm_economist #RePEc ow.ly/PJTG50OXvc8

New working paper: "Immigration from a terror-prone nation: destination nation’s optimal immigration and counterterrorism policies" by our economist Subhayu Bandyopadhyay and coauthors Khusrav Gailulloev (American U of Sharjah) and Todd Sandler (UTDallas) ow.ly/wbRv50OXvak

A new issue of the Review, our scholarly journal, comes out soon. See forthcoming articles featuring research from our economists, their co-authors, and guest researchers here ow.ly/WZnL50OQRZV

New working paper: "Time Averaging Meets Labor Supplies of Heckman, Lochner, and Taber" by Research economist Victoria Gregory and coauthors Sebastian Graves (@RichFedResearch), Lars Ljungqvist, and Thomas Sargent (both NYU) ow.ly/lA3y50OQRYp

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