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Thrilled to start as Professor of Macroeconomics at @UniBonn — back to my alma mater and many friends. Thanks to @FrankfurtSchool for 7 great years of research & teaching. Excited for the next chapter!
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Benjamin Born
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Benjamin Born
@bornecon
Professor of Macroeconomics @UniBonn | Research Director @ifo_Institut | Business Cycles | Monetary & Fiscal Policy
Bonn, Deutschland Katılım Kasım 2015
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@sanjayrajsingh @PfeiferEcon I hope it was not a case of “never meet your heroes” ;) It was a pleasure to have you with us, and thanks for presenting your really interesting new paper!
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Thank you so much for the invite. Learnt a lot, incredible feedback and conversations, and so excited to finally meet my dynare guru @PfeiferEcon!
Benjamin Born@bornecon
On my way back from this year’s Konstanz Seminar, exhausted and exhilarated after three intense days. Many thanks to all participants for making it such a stimulating and enjoyable seminar. It was a real pleasure to bring this group together.
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@monacelt Thanks for the kind words. It was a pleasure having you with us, and many thanks for serving as discussant!
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Great job @bornecon !
A great conference with a deep flavor of history. And really nice people
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Benjamin Born@bornecon
On my way back from this year’s Konstanz Seminar, exhausted and exhilarated after three intense days. Many thanks to all participants for making it such a stimulating and enjoyable seminar. It was a real pleasure to bring this group together.
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@Francesco_Bia Thanks for joining us and for the great presentation!
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Great conference! Thanks for having me!
Benjamin Born@bornecon
On my way back from this year’s Konstanz Seminar, exhausted and exhilarated after three intense days. Many thanks to all participants for making it such a stimulating and enjoyable seminar. It was a real pleasure to bring this group together.
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For anyone interested, the program is here: konstanzseminar.org/57th-konstanz-…
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On my way back from this year’s Konstanz Seminar, exhausted and exhilarated after three intense days.
Many thanks to all participants for making it such a stimulating and enjoyable seminar. It was a real pleasure to bring this group together.
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A few weeks ago I started as Associate Editor at the Journal of Monetary Economics. I am excited about handling papers close to my research interests and interacting with authors and referees. I will work hard to make it a smooth process! 🙂
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@bornecon @ECON_tribute Looks amazing. Congratulations on putting this together.
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@farzado Gut zu sehen, dass Du jetzt auch Makro machst- da kommt das NYU Training durch 😉
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In which we study how firms' use of big data shapes the transmission of macroeconomic shocks to investment, with data-intensive firms responding more strongly to monetary policy shocks while their data intensity exhibits a non-linear relationship with investment cyclicality.
CEPR@cepr_org
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21379 Monetary Policy and Business Cycles in the Data Economy Carl-Christian Groh @UniBonn, Oliver Pfäuti @PfaeutiEcon @UTAustin, Farzad Saidi @farzado @UniBonn ow.ly/q9rt50YOUSE #CEPR_MEF #CEPR_MG #CEPR_BCF #EconTwitter
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Fantastisch guter Reformplan!! Viele von der Politik formulierte Ziele sind Status-Quo bezogen (zB bei Erbschaftssteuer der Erhalt bestehender Arbeitsplätze). Mit disruptiven Veränderungen ringsherum ist Deutschland 🇩🇪 so schwer ins Hintertreffen geraten.
Markus K. Brunnermeier@MarkusEconomist
10-Punkte-Agenda für Deutschland mit einen lagerübergreifenden Kompass "Die Resilienz". Heute im Handelsblatt: Überblick und 30-seitige Dokument finden Sie hier: markus.scholar.princeton.edu/resilience
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Vielen Dank an die @FAZ_Wirtschaft , dass sie unser „on the one hand …on the other hand“ genommen haben. @kuhnmo und ich wollten die etwas zu vereinfachend daherkommenden Vorschläge dann doch nicht ganz unkommentiert stehen lassen…👇
Moritz Kuhn@kuhnmo
Zur aktuellen Debatte um den Kündigungsschutz: Viele Vorschläge klingen einfach, greifen aber zu kurz. Zusammen mit @makro_philip habe ich eine Reform des Kündigungsschutzes in der heutigen Ausgabe der @FAZ_Wirtschaft diskutiert. Wichtigste Punkte 👇1/7
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. @christianbaye13 , Holger Klein und ich haben wieder mal zur Wirtschaftskunde geredet.
wirtschaftskunde.podigee.io/68-wachstum-tr…
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That someone like Orbán can take us for a ride for a decade, collecting all the money with no repercussions for being a traitor, is a huge blemish on the Union and significantly damages our capacity to act. We need to go back to the drawing board and redesign the whole construction.
Donald Tusk@donaldtusk
The news that Orbán’s people inform Moscow about EU Council meetings in every detail shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. We’ve had our suspicions about that for a long time. That’s one reason why I take the floor only when strictly necessary and say just as much as necessary.
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Net exports remain a drag, though exports have held up better than expected. Higher energy prices and geopolitical uncertainty are new headwinds. Full note: eabcn.org/sites/default/… [2/2] @ricco_giovanni
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As a member of the @cepr_org-EABCN Business Cycle Dating Committee, I’m glad to share our latest note: data through 2025 point to slow but resilient euro area growth. Investment is recovering and unemployment is at a historic low. [1/2]
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I publish today in FAZ with Ulrike Malmendier on the 28th regime the Commission is proposing. Behind the paywall, sadly! It will come out in Silicon Continent tomorrow, don't you all worry!
Monika Schnitzer🇺🇦🇪🇺@MonikaSchnitzer
„Die Rechtsform EU Inc. landet als Bettvorleger“, von Luis Garicano & Ulrike Malmendier „Die EU-Kommission will jungen Unternehmen in Europa das Leben leichter machen. Doch ihr Vorschlag für ein 28. Regime ist zu wenig ambitioniert. Noch kann er geändert werden. Ein Plädoyer.“
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Yesterday I had the pleasure to deliver the keynote speech at the 2026 #USMonetaryPolicyForum. This year’s forum took place against the background of mounting pressure on central bank independence and profound disruptions of the geopolitical order. 1/20
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Thank you Francesco!
I am excited to start a new chapter in my career and to contribute to the amazing trajectory of JHU Econ! 🚀
I am also sad to leave a wonderful department at U of Maryland. I loved every day there and I am grateful to many superb colleagues & students ❤️🙏
Francesco Bianchi@Francesco_Bia
I am very happy to announce that Thomas Drechsel @td_econ will be joining @JohnsHopkins econ! A fantastic hire that further strengthens our department. Thomas has a very broad research agenda, spanning Monetary Economics, International Macro, HANK,... Welcome to JHU Thomas!
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Our Economics Seminar Series continues next week with @bornecon, Professor @UniBonn & Research Director @ifo_Institut, presenting his paper "The impact of interest: Firms’ investment sensitivity to interest rates".
🗓️3 March, 1 PM
📍Seminar room & online
unipd.link/Economics_Semi…
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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
faz.net/aktuell/wirtsc…
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