Mehran Ebrahimian

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Mehran Ebrahimian

Mehran Ebrahimian

@MehranE6790

Financial Economist. Assistant professor of Finance @handels_sse the Stockholm School of Economics | @Wharton alumna

Katılım Haziran 2022
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Piotr Orłowski@professorpiotr·
Promoting a fun finance conference again! Submit your work to the 13th HEC Montréal--McGill Winter Finance Workshop, 5-7/3/2026 in La Malbaie, Québec. Deadline: Nov 23 Have a look at past programs here: tinyurl.com/5t2hy2t4 Submit your paper here: tally.so/r/wgRMk4
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NBER@nberpubs·
Examining whether the rapid rise in student loan balances has reflected better-off borrowers, from @sc_cath, @MehranE6790, and Constantine Yannelis nber.org/papers/w33059
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Mehran Ebrahimian@MehranE6790·
@Fabercore In the IPEDS/header file (hd2021, e.g.) there is a code, named opeid for each institution ID; The opeid with last two digits = “00” means this is the mother campus. All institution IDs with the same digits before the last 2 belong to the same multi-campus university.
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Fabrizio Core
Fabrizio Core@Fabercore·
#econtwitter people working on Education: how do you identify the "main" campus/institution of a multi-campus university (e.g., College Station for Texas A&M)?
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Diogo Mendes
Diogo Mendes@diogogmmendes·
When 4 (yes 4!) Nobel laureates in Economics come to your workplace and tell you how they started. Another ordinary day at @handels_sse !
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Sylvain Catherine
Sylvain Catherine@sc_cath·
🧵A long pause in student debt payments during a high inflation period is like forgiveness since the debt value decreases in real terms. This is the classical effect of inflation on nominal debt. But there is something special about student debt that makes it quite regressive.
The White House 46 Archived@WhiteHouse46

UPDATE: The Administration is extending the pause on federal student loan repayments to allow for the Supreme Court to rule in the case on the student debt relief program. The pause will end no later than June 30, 2023. Payments will resume 60 days after the pause ends.

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Hamid Firooz
Hamid Firooz@firooz_hamid·
Looking forward to presenting "The Implications of Financial Frictions with International Trade Barriers" (with @MehranE6790) at NBER IFM this Friday! Many thanks to @WenxinDu and Kei-Mu Yi for including our paper! The program and livestream YouTube link: nber.org/conferences/in…
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Sarah Turner
Sarah Turner@turnersarahe·
How much will WH promised student loan forgiveness cost? Distributional implications? Basic questions. WH press release has no cost estimates. If legislated policy, CBO would score expenditure implications. Shouldn’t disclosure standards be at least as high for executive branch?
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Mehran Ebrahimian@MehranE6790·
@toniwhited @sc_cath If the data moment lies on (or near) the flat region in one of these plots of m vs. p the “true” SMM doesn’t work either. m wouldn’t identify p…
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Toni Whited
Toni Whited@toniwhited·
@sc_cath Nope. Polynomials do a terrible job with kinks and other weird shapes that show up all the time in corporate finance models. Once you have the moment conditions wrong, you'll get bad estimates. I've experimented with this a bit. Lots of time being stuck at home.
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Mehran Ebrahimian@MehranE6790·
…they will not have to repay the marginal dollar, if they earn the same; e.g. more subsidized loans doesn’t induce better education & better outcome, which I know is indeed the case: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
Sylvain Catherine@sc_cath

4⃣ How can we not anticipate the distortionary effects of such a policy? Student will be encouraged to take more debt since they will not have to repay the marginal dollar, and colleges will have an incentive to further increase tuition.

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