When US–China tensions lower oil prices
Geopolitical tensions can raise oil prices by threatening supply. They can also depress prices by weakening the outlook for trade, investment and energy demand. US–China relations provide an…
Geopolitical tensions can raise oil prices by threatening supply. They can also depress prices by weakening the outlook for trade, investment and energy demand. US–China relations provide an…
Changing software should not change the economic question. Yet two implementations of the same difference-in-differences framework can produce different-looking estimates because their defaults refer to different causal parameters.…
I am pleased to share that EconMacro is cited in Alessia Paccagnini’s forthcoming textbook, Macroeconometrics, scheduled for publication by De Gruyter Brill on 21 September 2026. The reference…
I am pleased to announce that I will deliver a two-day online course with Timberlake on Local Projections for Time-Series and Panel Data Analysis: Methods, Applications, and Replication…
A common problem in applied microeconometrics arises when the dependent variable is observed at a very disaggregated level, while the main explanatory variable varies at a more aggregated…
This post illustrates how to use matching methods in Stata to study a reserve-buffer mechanism in international macroeconomics. The application uses kmatch, teffects, and a country-year panel to compare high-…
During the 4th Italian Workshop of Econometrics and Empirical Economics: “Climate and Energy Econometrics”, I had the chance to attend to the presentation of Giovanni Cerulli’s book on…
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