Francesca Parodi

📢 Join a new research project “Longevity, Fertility, and Expectations: A Macroeconomic Approach to Life Decisions of Families (MacroLife)” 🔎 A job announcement is now available on EconJobMarket: econjobmarket.org/positions/12419 📌 Formal applications will open soon @fparodi57

Francesco Maura shows that subjective life expectancy and financial literacy shape financial market entry and risk-taking. Eliciting survival expectations boosts wealth accumulation, while #FinancialLiteracy most effectively drives market participation.

Check out the new February 2024 issue of the International Economic Review here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14682354/2…

@barratree @tcdeconomics Thanks a lot for inviting me, I had such a great and productive time!!

Great to have @fparodi57 visiting @tcdeconomics today to give a seminar on household spending and well-being in retirement.

🙌Huge thanks to all who participated in the 1st Arne Ryde "Micro Data meet Macro Models" Workshop! Two inspiring days of cutting-edge research discussions organized by @GiagMarta @ClaudioDaminato @elintyramolin. Special thanks to our keynote speakers @glviolante & Michael Weber!

📢📢📢The Call for Papers for the #SIEP2023 Congress @UniVerona is now open!!! Verona, September 14-15, 2023. Submit your papers by May 29, 2023. Call at siepweb.it/siep/wp/en/en/… Further info at siepweb.it/siep/wp/en/en/… #EconTwitter @econ_conf

@kuhnmo @CollegioCA Thanks a lot for coming and giving a great seminar!

Very excited to visit @CollegioCA today and to present in a few minutes my work with Gasper Ploj on "Job Stability, Earnings Dynamics, and Life-Cycle Savings" I had already great meetings today & I am looking forward to the rest of the day! Link wiwi.uni-bonn.de/kuhn/paper/Job…

Thank you so much @SiepEcopubblica!

On June 17, 2021 @6pm follow the 2021 Vilfredo Pareto Lecture: Gianluca Violante, Professor of Economics @Princeton, will talk about the evolution of #macroeconomics and its implications for the study of income and wealth inequality. Info & registration: bit.ly/3xeq7r3

#IFSSatStat The gender wage gap has fallen since the ‘90s but remains around 20%. One reason it persists is that women are more likely to work part-time than men after having kids. They then miss out on earnings growth associated with more experience: ifs.org.uk/publications/1…

@M_De_Nardi Control functions for current and last period employment, last period working FT/PT, and yrs of work experience in FT/PT. Instruments from simulated net public transfers and simulated disposable income. Exploiting variation over time and family demographics due to policy reforms.

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