The Review of Economic Studies

New paper by Boissay, Collard, Galí, and Manea: restud.com/monetary-polic… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

Using a quantitative GE model with heterogeneous banks, we show ECB collateralised lending mitigated real effects of euro-area money-market disruptions. New paper by De Fiore, Hoerova, @rogers_ciaran , and @haralduhlig restud.com/money-markets-… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

New paper by Britz & Gersbach: restud.com/open-rule-legi… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

New paper by Kalouptsidi, Kitamura, Lima, and Souza-Rodrigues: restud.com/counterfactual… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

In dynamic project selection with costly verification claims of high quality may be less likely to be verified over time—a finding with implications for organizational governance. New paper by @JlibDoesEcon & Li: restud.com/the-dynamics-o… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

New paper by Tuttle: restud.com/racial-dispari… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

New paper by Lee: restud.com/identification… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

Manager pay and pay inequality have increased substantially since the 1980s. Manager pay reflect that managers increase the firm’s productivity which in turn affects market power. New paper by @jan_eeckhout, Bao, and De Loecker restud.com/manager-pay-in… #REStud #EconX

Uniform asymptotic theory for local projections with unknown/infinite lag order. LPs can achieve semiparametric efficiency and support robust IRF inference. New paper by Xu: restud.com/local-projecti… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

Monopsony power makes productive firms decide to stay small, hurting aggregate productivity. More strongly size-dependent wages in East Germany explain a third of the difference to the West. New paper by @BachmannRudi, @christianbaye13, Stüber, and Wellschmied restud.com/monopsony-make…

A sufficient statistics approach to financial frictions in macro models New paper by Chiang (@YuTingChiang4) & Zoch (@pzoch5): restud.com/financial-inte… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

We construct a new measure of input sourcing risk based on the volatility of ocean shipping times associated with weather shocks and show that firms diversify this weather risk. New paper by Blaum, Esposito, and Heise: restud.com/input-sourcing… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

New paper by Blandhol, Bonney, Mogstad, and Torgovitsky: restud.com/when-is-tsls-a… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

Want to know about the mechanisms by which a treatment affects an outcome? This paper develops tools for testing hypotheses about mechanisms under weak assumptions. Check it out! New paper by @jondr44 and Kwon: restud.com/testing-mechan… #REStud #EconX #EconTwitter

In his JMP, he studies how uncertain technologies should be regulated when policymakers face limited information and cannot rely on strong assumptions about how firms learn or behave. He shows that an adaptive sandbox with a zero marginal tax up to an evolving quantity cap is the uniquely robust and time-consistent policy, and that without robust regulation, worst-case outcomes can be arbitrarily poor. dropbox.com/scl/fo/4hg5dl9… 16/16

Andrew Koh (@andrewjkoh) is a PhD candidate in Economics at MIT. He works on game theory and economic theory, across both applied and foundational questions, with applications to the economics of technology. 15/16

📢📢We now know the Tourists and Hosts for the 2026 REStud European Tour!📢📢 The REStud European Tour recognizes the most promising graduating doctoral students in economics and finance and introduces them and their research to audiences in Europe. Let's Meet the Hosts and the Tourists in this thread! 1/16