Couldnt agree more with this thread…and thanks for the kind shutout!

Great to see International Finance folks like Matteo Maggiori & coauthors taking notice (great presentation by Chris Clayton at PE NBER). 4/N

We are hiring a Data Scientist based Stanford Graduate School of Business. Whether you are a seasoned candidate or just graduating from a PhD this year, this position might be a great fit for you.

Learn more and apply: shorturl.at/foVX2

Matteo Maggiori
Jesse Schreger
Antonio Coppola

Currently reviewing applications on a rolling basis. If you are interested, great time to apply. Jesse Schreger Antonio Coppola

Congratulations Rich Lyons! Berkeley is lucky to have you. Rich admitted me and recruited me to Berkley as a PhD student interested in his field (international finance). I recall getting a phone call from him saying 'why don't you come, it'll be fun'. He was very right...

A great thread on a wonderful life. I have been reading Hirschman’s early work and found it deep and insightful. It’s long lost in economics.

More than his development work (more well known) or his later dubious push away from modern econ…it is his early work on trade, finance,

“Geoeconomics,” says Professor Matteo Maggiori, is “the ability of governments to use their countries’ economic strength to achieve geopolitical and economic goals.” stanford.io/3TMNdSn

Excited about the upcoming NBER International Trade and Investment Program meeting on Fri-Sat April 12-13. Outstanding papers: nber.org/conferences/in…. Live-streamed on NBER YouTube open to all: youtube.com/@NBERvideos?si…

Currently reviewing applications on a rolling basis. If you are interested, great time to apply. Jesse Schreger Antonio Coppola

Assessing the pattern of Euro area financial integration adjusting for the role of “on-shore offshore financial centers” within the Area, from Roland Beck, Antonio Coppola, Angus J. Lewis, Matteo Maggiori, Martin Schmitz, and @jschreger nber.org/papers/w32275

Powerful countries often use economic tools to get other nations to do what they want. In a new paper, Professor Matteo Maggiori breaks down the complex interactions of “geoeconomics.” stanford.io/3TEGutN

My paper with @Felix_Gerding 'De-Dollarization? Not So Fast' is now published in Economics Letters. We find that U.S. dollar dominance has been totally unchanged across many metrics since COVID & the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine/related sanctions🧵 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

We are looking for two predoctoral fellow to come work with us starting this summer. If you are interested in a predoc fellowship in international economics and finance, we might be a great fit.

Applications are open and reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled.

I am organizing a #SITE session on 'Trade and Finance' Stanford Economics July 25-26 with Juliane Begenau Adrien Matray and Linda Goldberg. The submission link is here: economics.stanford.edu/site/paper-sub…

Deadline is April 15. All papers in intl/finance/banking welcome. Please retweet!

Program for the NBER POL program Spring meeting of April 19th nber.org/conferences/po…
organized by Raquel Fernandez & Nathan Nunn.
Open to everyone via streaming youtube.com/nbervideos

UniCredit Foundation launched new contests for research grants that are expiring in the next few weeks:

Please see the thread!

Clear thinking on a foggy topic VoxEU
👉 #Geoeconomic power arises from the ability to jointly exercise threats from separate economic activities, for example, threatening to cut off a deviating entity from both financial services and critical manufacturing inputs CEPR

One can learn a lot reading 'A framework for geoeconomics' by Christopher Clayton Matteo Maggiori, and Jesse Schreger

'This column presents a novel framework to understand how a hegemon in the international system exerts its power within its economic network.'

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