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Happy to announce that our paper "Retained Earnings, Foreign Portfolio Ownership, and the German Current Account: A Firm-Level Approach" (together with Philipp Harms, Axel Jochem, @nitschv and @AlfonsJ64) is forthcoming in German Economic Review.
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Where to look for the analysis of economic sanctions?
Here is a special issue in the Review of Inernational Economics.
It also covers a great article by my colleague @sgoldbach on the effect of financial sanctions on trade in goods and services.
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Smart or Smash? The Effect of Financial Sanctions on Trade in Goods and Services | @TBesedes, @sgoldbach, @nitschv
#EconTwitter
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New WP on German current account: missing correction for retained corp earnings attributable to foreign portfolio investors overestimated surplus by some 5% in 2012-2020 period. @nitschv @SAFE_FRANKFURT @GFelbermayr xitter.cf/FuestClemens @MartinBraml ssrn.com/abstract=4465838
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Happy to annonce that our paper "Capital Controls Checkup: Cases, Customa, Consequences" (together with @nitschv) is forthcoming in IMF Economic Review.
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Do financial sanctions spill over to trade in goods and services? Our new discussion paper (together with @TBesedes and @nitschv) shows that this is indeed the case for Germany: trade in goods falls by 25% and in services by 33%.
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.@bundesbank host Joachim Nagel closes out a wonderful @business_econ international symposium. So many great speakers.
The shock of the #RussiaUkraineWar is profound; the economic and financial consequences will have a long tail.
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Happy to announce that our paper (together w/ @nitschv) "Covid-19 and Capital Flows: The Responses of Investors to the Responses of Governments" is now online (forthcoming in Open Economies Review): link.springer.com/article/10…
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#EconTwitter: Want to visit Vienna? Here is your chance!
CfP: 14th @CentreFiw Conference #InternationalEconomics @WU_econ @wu_vienna ⬇️
We are happy to announce the 14th FIW Research Conference "International Economics" on 24-25 February 2022 @wu_vienna!
We invite the submission of Working Papers via conference2022.fiw.ac.at until 5th November 2021.
You can find the #CfP at fiw.ac.at/fileadmin/Document…
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New paper by @YotovG, Costas Syropoulos, Clifton Morgan, and myself: intro to our EER Special Issue on Econmic Sanctions.
Also check the other papers in the SI, amongst others by @julianhinz @crozet @Pat_M_Web @nitschv @JoschkaWanner
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Great paper by @TBesedes, @sgoldbach & @nitschv! To be part of SI on #sanctions that @GFelbermayr, Syropoulos & I are co-editing at EER. The SI will soon be complete with other strong papers at: sciencedirect.com/journal/eu…
🙏 @IsabelleMejean for thoughtful guidance and support!!
Happy to share some insights from @TBesedes, @sgoldbach and my paper on the effects of financial #sanctions , now forthcoming in the EER. Our focus is on the sender (and not the target) country of sanctions, looking at evidence from Germany. 1/7 authors.elsevier.com/a/1cgLj…
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Replying to @nitschv
Offer stands in perpetuity! Or at least until further notice :)
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The impact of noise pollution on land price:
This new CEP paper estimates the land price capitalization effects of metro rail in Berlin today vs a century ago. The negative effect of rail noise tripled.
From @Ahlfeldt @nitschv @NicolaiWendland
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#WUEcon Working Paper Series | What Do Central Bankers Do? Evidence from the European Central Bank's Executive Board --> epub.wu.ac.at/6777/1/wp277.p… @nitschv @wu_vienna
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Call for papers for our 4th Mainz #FDI Workshop is open until Sunday -- please share with colleagues, @FinnsAngle @glad_1723 @AlfonsJ64 @MarioHolzner @BaldwinRE @jsuedekum @oekonomenstimme @nitschv @JuliaGruebler @kielinstitute @terzibus @NilsSteiner: sites.google.com/rug.nl/kmwa…
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New evidence of UK trade losses due to Brexit uncertainty since 2016: British exporters stop establishing new EU trading relationships, and they start quitting existing ones.
Great research by @MeredithCrowle1 @oliver_exton & Han @Cambridge_Uni
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Cheap Talk? Financial Sanctions and Non-Financial Activity - CESifo Working Paper No. 7069 ifo.de/de/w/VL5oW2oy
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We have opened our archives for public research, with material from 1786 to 1986. A treasure trove for historians! bit.ly/2wkzPeW


























