RT @JorgeMirandaPi5: Had a great time presenting at the Lisbon Macro last week and at Bocconi today. Very good feedback on two papers we ar…

🎉Thanks to all participants for the great presentations, comments, and lively discussion! It was a really fun and productive workshop! 💫 #macroeconomics #econtwitter @joj_como @chiaralac

@TryphonidesA closes the workshop discussing Michael’s paper with insightful considerations on the model’s aggregate implications and calibration strategy

Miguel Ferreira discusses Priit's paper pointing out that the share of human wealth might differ across agents with heterogeneous labor and human capital risk

Laure Simon how the shift in time use and preference during the pandemic could bias the results and suggests a potential robustness tests exploiting occupational heterogeneity

@JorgeMirandaPi5 studies the effects of an unexpected early pension withdrawal policy in AUS through the lenses of a heterogeneous agent model: #Liquidityconstraints explain withdrawal choices but not the spending behavior which might be explained by present-biased households

@MartaCota14 discusses the implications of Denis' paper for the household finance literature suggesting new tests to explore the link between reference-dependence preferences and the price-volume relationship

@LudovicPanon closes the day by discussing further margins that could be considered in the model

@NicoloRusso_ discusses the paper pointing out that the dynamics in the market of men teachers could have played a role in the decline in women teachers' quality

@SenaCoskun11 highlights how the model can also be used to study alternative policies aimed at boosting fertility, like policies that lower the time cost of parenthood for women

@LudovicPanon @krisnimark provides suggestions on how testing in the data alternative drivers of markups that can explain Ludovic's results

@AttilaGyetvai replicates the paper using Hungarian data finding slightly different results for occupational non-switchers, could it be due to the different wage setting framework (CBA vs minimum wages?)