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Post date November 29, 2024
Post categories In Press
Tags Institutional Quality, Macroeconomic Fundamentals, Monetary Cycles, NBER, PRS Group

Our NBER working paper has been cited on the website of Christopher McKee, PhD, the CEO of the PRS (Political Risk Services) Group.

Comments and remarks are welcome, as always.

Post date November 29, 2024
Post categories In Press
Tags Institutional Quality, Macroeconomic Fundamentals, Monetary Cycles, NBER, PRS Group

Beware of the Nickell Bias if You Use Panel Local Projections

Local projections (LPs), following Jordà (2005), have become a standard tool for estimating impulse response functions (IRFs) in macroeconomics. Their appeal is well understood: LPs are simple to…

Post date January 3, 2026
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Illustrated
Tags Crisis, Financial Crisis, Journal of International Economics, Local Projections, Nickell Bias, Panel Data, STATA Code

New Environmental Challenges for Fiscal, Monetary, and Macroprudential Policy

During the next week, I will present my paper on the Impact of Climate Risk on Fiscal Space during the Second edition of the International Conference on the…

Post date January 8, 2025
Post categories In Conferences
Tags Bond Yields, Climate Risk, Fiscal Space, Institutional Quality, Sovereign Ratings

Excellence Award Certificate

Very happy to share that I received Excellence Award Certificate from the International Review of Economics and Finance. I thank Jonathan Benchimol for this.

Post date December 12, 2025
Post categories In Review
Tags Excellence Award Certificate, International Review of Economics and Finance

Drawing an Interactive Map for the Geopolitical Risks with Jupyter

Over the past few years, geopolitical tensions have become one of the main macroeconomic risks facing the global economy. To track these developments more systematically, I recently produced…

Post date November 3, 2025
Post categories In Codes and Datasets, Maps
Tags Data Management, Data Visualization, Geopolitical Risk, Interactive Maps, Jupyter Notebook, Maps, pandas, plotly, Python
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