Giulia Brancaccio

We are excited to welcome you on Dec 3, 6pm for the #InaugurationCeremony 2025-26 at CCA 🎓✨ On this occasion, we will award the #CarloAlbertoMedal to Giulia Brancaccio (NYU Stern) 👏 She will give the Medal Lecture: “Transportation, Infrastructure and Trade Disruptions” Join us in Turin or online (registration required): bit.ly/44xxjkY

🏅 Big congrats to Giulia Brancaccio of @NYUSternEcon, winner of the 2025 Carlo Alberto Medal for her pioneering work in Industrial Organization and Market Design! Read the new: bit.ly/44AdpXI #EconomicsAward #CarloAlbertoMedal #cca #economics #ccaresearch

Congratulations to our colleague Giulia Brancaccio, who has been awarded the prestigious Carlo Aberto Medal! @giulia_bran

@giulia_bran and I are looking for a pre-doc to work with us on topics related to Industrial Organization and Trade @NYUStern Ideally for two years starting in September apply.interfolio.com/165860 @econ_ra

The School of Public Policy (SPP) is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr @AliCirone, an expert on political economy and political selection, as Assistant Professor. Join us in giving Ali a warm welcome to the SPP! 🔗 Read the full announcement: lse.ac.uk/school-of-publ…

📢 📢We are thrilled to announce the 1st European edition of the Junior Spatial Economics Conference. It will take place in Paris @sciencespo on the 18th-19th of Dec 2024. Send us your most recent work before June 20th. Extended abstracts are welcome! 👉cepr.org/events/junior-…

Incredible opportunity for junior scholar working on spatial topics. This year Paris!

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19098 #Investment in Infrastructure and Trade: The Case of Ports @giulia_bran @NYUStern, @myrto_kaloup @Harvard, Theodore Papageorgiou @BostonCollege ow.ly/2gem50RYGL3 #CEPR_IO #CEPR_ITRE #CEPR_MG

How costly are port disruptions? In this volatile environment, what are the returns to investment in infrastructure? How frequent do macroeconomic shocks need to be to warrant investment? It's all in our new working paper 1/5 #ports: nber.org/papers/w32503?…

Check out this new working paper at the intersection of urban economics and family economics! Check it out also for inspo on how to summarise your papers for twitter, what a stylish thread 👏🏽👏🏽

RIP Jonathan Eaton, a great economist that transformed the field of international trade. He should have received a Nobel prize for his many invaluable contributions to economics.

Submit your Urban papers to the SED! Not only you'll attend one of the most fun Econ conferences, you'll also get good feedback and will be able to see how the Italians living in NYC will end up paying for your drinks @PorzioTommaso @giulia_bran

Game is on! Macro-devo vs IO — Giulia and Pietro: lowest number of submissions pays for drinks in Barcelona 🍺

IO crowd, even the macro development people are shaming us! Not that it’s a competition or anything, but if we manage to catch up with them, pietro tebaldi and I will buy drinks to everyone in Barcelona! One week more to submit your papers! #SED

@conlon_chris @wwwojtekk @giulia_bran Yes- A combination of volatile demand and very inflexible supply. In fact such shocks are not new to the sector but rather almost a norm- eg 2006 was even more dramatic than Covid for bulk shipping. Made this point here but also new piece coming soon drive.google.com/file/d/1OF5uW9…

Thinking about a "pre-doc" next year? How about living in NYC? Come to @NYUSternEcon and work with me @giulia_bran @MJ_Dickstein and @ptscott. We are a lively group of IO economists and can promise you lots of one on one time. @econ_ra #predoc apply.interfolio.com/126962

Another NBER opportunity with Professors Giulia Brancaccio (@giulia_bran) and Karam King! Apply at bit.ly/3GnNHbs

I'm excited to share my Job Market Paper "Inside Money, Employment, and the Nominal Rate", (draft on here: melaniefriedrichs.com/research) I study the role of inside money, financial intermediation & entrepreneurial risk in monetary policy and business cycles Short summary below. 1/10

Hello! Today I'm writing in my role as the faculty director of the PhD program in Economics at @NYUSternEcon, introducing our fantastic students on the econ job market, in alphabetical order: