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Thomas Hintermaier
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Thomas Hintermaier
@T_Hintermaier
Economist
Bonn, Germany Katılım Mart 2016
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Free speech is under threat in Germany cityam.com/free-speech-is…
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Andreas Fuster @ndreas_f is presenting in CEPR CAFFE today at 2pm CET! - I hope to see you there!
CEPR@cepr_org
The 7th session of the 2025-2026 CEPR Advanced Forum for Financial Economics #CAFFE will be on 10 March @14:00 CET. 🗣️Andreas Fuster @ndreas_f @EPFL_en @SFI_CH presents "The Response of Debtors to Rate Changes" Learn more and register here: ow.ly/az0B50VKjko
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@farmerrf Thank you, Roger! I have learned so much from you, not least how to assess economic research in a structured and (hopefully) useful way.
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Very happy and grateful to have received a referee prize from @EJ_RES.
Royal Economic Society@RoyalEconSoc
Congratulations to our @EJ_RES 2025 Referee Prize winners! 🎉 These prizes recognise the outstanding contribution of referees and the vital role they play in supporting authors and the journal. Read more: bit.ly/3NQoMnY #EconTwitter
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The second European Economic Theory Conference (EETC) will take place in London in September.
Submit your theory paper by April 14th to be part of it!
Stephan Lauermann@s_lauermann
A new conference for economic theorists! Submit your paper to be part of the first European Economic Theory Conference (EETC) on September 19-/20th in Bonn. It will be a yearly theory conference rotating among European departments. Open for everyone, not just from Europe.
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„From Tweets to Transactions“: @faznet über unsere neue Forschungsarbeit. Echtzeitindex aus X-Posts misst #Inflationserwartungen; mit 117 Mio. Online-Käufen zeigen wir: Erwartungen↑ → Ausgaben↓ und spiegelt sich in Aktienkursen wider. @sascha_steffen
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@FlorinBilbiie I'm glad, Florin @FlorinBilbiie, that my introduction on "Schumpeter in Bonn" was useful. It is great that you were part of this event related to the centenary of Schumpeter's appointment at Bonn.
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PS: I learned from Thomas @T_Hintermaier's great intro that Schumpeter's first professorship was at the Cernăuți (Chernivtsi) University: a place of historical importance to both Romania and Ukraine in the capital of the wonderful 2-country region of Bucovina. You live and learn!
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Back from a workshop celebrating Schumpeter's Bonn centenary, presenting the near-finished new (version) of a "Schumpeterian"-NK paper joint with Marc Melitz (who also gave a great keynote).
Flawless organization & hospitality, thank you @christianbaye13
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Thanks to the, always gracious, erudite polymath @BobMurphyEcon for inviting me onto his podcast. Glad you like my glasses Bob 🤓
Robert P. Murphy@BobMurphyEcon
I think it's safe to say that @farmerrf has already secured the coolest glasses of any Human Action guest for 2026. (Link next.)
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Schumpeter@Bonn@100 tonight at @UniBonn 🎓
In honor of the centenary of Joseph Schumpeter’s 1925 appointment in Bonn, our resident Austrian @T_Hintermaier is painting a rich picture of his time here.
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Absolutely @dandolfa !
"In this summary we shall assume that the money-wage and other factor costs are constant per unit of labour employed. But this simplification, WITH WHICH WE SHALL DISPENSE LATER, is introduced solely to facilitate the exposition. (Keynes, General Theory 1936, p. 27). my emphasis"
(Quoted in rogerfarmer.com/s/The-importan…)
@FanTastischenDa @JesusFerna7026
David Andolfatto@dandolfa
@FanTastischenDa @JesusFerna7026 The funny thing about the opening statement is that Keynes (1936) does *not* rely on the assumption of sticky wages/prices. @farmerrf
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Sure
1. Confidence crashes and animal spirits
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2. Old Keynesian Economics
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3. Aggregate Demand and Supply
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4. Animal Spirits, Financial Crises and Persistent Unemployment
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5. The Evolution of Endogenous Business Cycles
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6. the Role of Financial Policy
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There are more but that’s a start
ed 🇹🇳🇨🇳@QuetzaIc0atl
@farmerrf @heterodox_econs could you link the papers on the continuum of unemployment equilibria?
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New handbook chapter with Zeno Enders & Gernot Müller: “On FIRE, News, and Expectations” – we revisit evidence on full-information rational expectations and discuss alternative expectation-formation models.
Open access: doi.org/10.4324/978100…
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Questions that involve the future tense (especially in early parts of a talk), e.g. "Are you going to assume that ...?", "Will this depend on ...?". This is sometimes triggered by excessive "preview slides". Solution: Questions that involve the future tense should be taxed.
Piotr Żoch@pzoch5
@40yoap What's the worst part of the seminar culture?
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