Research

Publications

1. Declining Search Frictions, Unemployment and Self-Employment (with Florian Sniekers) 

Economic Journal, 2024, vol. 134, pp. 1100-1145  [paper] [online appendix] [replication package] 

2. On the Existence of Private Unemployment Insurance with Advance Information on Future Job Losses (with Christian Stoltenberg)

Journal of Public Economics, 2023, vol. 224, 104946 [paper] [online appendix] 

3. Foreign Banks and the Bank Lending Channel (with Wojtek Paczos) 

Economic Inquiry, 2021, vol. 59 (1), pp. 478-493 [paper] [online appendix]

4. Risk Sharing with Private and Public Information (with Christian Stoltenberg)

Journal of Economic Theory, 2020, vol. 186, 104988 [paper] [online appendix]

Working Papers

1. Demand Uncertainty and Price Dispersion in Competitive Search Equilibrium (with Eeva Mauring)  (under revision, updated draft coming very soon)

2. Screening and Pooling in Competitive Search Equilibrium with Common Taste Shocks (with Eeva Mauring)  [paper] (submitted)

3. Wealth, Quits and Layoffs  (with Alex Clymo and Laura Harvey) [paper]   

Work in Progress

1. The Job Ladder, Unemployment Risk, and Incomplete Markets (with Alex Clymo, Yusuf Mercan and Benjamin Schoefer) 

2. Competitive Search Equilibrium with Costly Private Information on Aggregate Risk 

3. A Search Model of Joint Frictional Dispersion of Wages and Hours Worked 

4. Joint Labour Search and the Taxation of Couples (with Leo Kaas, Nawid Siassi and  Bastian Schulz)

5. The Marriage Market, Wage Risk, and Tax Progressivity (with Tim Obermeier)

6. Household Taxation, Nonlinear Occupations, and Gender Gaps (with Tim Obermeier),

Discussions 

1. Immigration and Entrepreneurship in the United States by Pierre Azoulay, Benjamin F. Jones, J. Daniel Kim and Javier Miranda

[slides] prepared for the Comparative Analysis of Enterprise Data seminar

2. Demand Learning, Customer Capital and Exporter Dynamics  by Nicholas Kozeniauskas and Spencer Lyon

[slides] prepared for the E1 Macro-QMQM Workshop at Queen Mary University

3. Precautionary Mismatch by Jincheng Huang and Xincheng Qiu

[slides] prepared for the 7th PHBS Workshop in Macroeconomics and Finance in Shenzhen