Tom Zylkin
@TomZylkin
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Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Richmond. My research focuses on quantifying the effects of globalization and economic integration.
Richmond, VA
Joined September 2014
Really enjoyed our session at ASSAs on the future of gravity (models). Thanks again to Maia Linask and @itfaconference for organizing. For those who were sorry to miss out, I am pleased to to share that a recording is now available. 🎥
I am delighted to let the world know about this upcoming ASSA panel session on *the future of gravity models* that my colleague Maia Linask and I are organizing, in conjunction with @itfaconference.
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@TradeDiversion This one, too, from 1969
This is from Alan Wilson (1969): "The Use of Entropy Maximising Models, in the Theory of Trip Distribution, Mode Split and Route Split"
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Thanks to everyone who filled out the survey (97 responses - incredible!) Thanks also to everyone who was able to attend in SF, and thanks as well to Costas, Peter, and Chenyue for presenting. I hope the ideas we raised are useful and help stimulate productive conversations!
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@shockmath @itfaconference Yes I'm planning to share some highlights afterwards along with the survey results. Based on the survey results so far, I think it will lead to some good conversations.
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Here is a link with more info about the session: Hope to see you in San Francisco if you can make it!
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@jmhorp Not just NPR, but marketplace. Disappointing how data illiterate that program has become.
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RT @EppingerEcon: Since trade seems to be one of a few subjects both sides can talk about: A 🧵 on the effects of the U.S. imposing barrier…
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RT @s3alfisc: We’ve released a patch to pyfixest (0.26.2). Some highlights: - feols and fepois have new split and fsplit arguments (just a…
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Sharing to #EconTwitter. Macroeconomists interested in an inclusive, fun, dynamic liberal arts college macro group, please apply!
1/n 🌟 We’re hiring! 🌟 The University of Richmond Economics Department is looking for a tenure-track Assistant Professor, specializing in macroeconomics w/ a focus on monetary or fiscal policy. If you’re passionate about both research and teaching, we’d love to hear from you!
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7/n More reasons to apply: ✨ Generous parental leave policy ✨ Mid-term research leave ✨ Spacious, nicely furnished offices (see pics below 👇) Learn more and apply here: Have questions? Feel free to email me at tzylkin@richmond.edu
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