The Minimum Wage and Inequality, 2016
Journal of Labor Economics, Part 1, 34(1): 237-274.
Job Polarization and Structural Change (with Christian Siegel), 2018
American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 10(1): 57-89.
Media: AEA Chart of the Week, Guardian, Japan Economic News.Job Polarization, Structural Transformation and Biased Technological Change (with Christian Siegel), 2019
Travail et Emploi special issue on Polarization(s) in Labour Markets, 157: 25-44.
Engines of Sectoral Labor Productivity Growth (with Christian Siegel), 2021
Review of Economic Dynamics, 39
Biased Technological Change and Employment Reallocation (with Christian Siegel), 2020
Labour Economics Special Issue on 'Technology and the Labour Market', 67
Media: VoxEU column, ProMarket.orgCapital Flows in an Aging World (with Nicolas Coeurdacier and Stéphane Guibaud), 2023
Journal of International Economics, 140
Late Bloomers: The Aggregate Implications of Getting Education Later in Life (with Moshe Buchinsky and Pauline Corblet), 2024
CEPR Discussion Paper, DP18579
NBER Working Paper 31874
Media: NBER Digest, Brookings Chalkboard, VoxEU column
Technological Changes, the Labor Market, and Schooling - A General Equilibrium Model with Multidimensional Individual Skills (with Moshe Buchinsky and Tamás K. Papp), 2025
The Two Faces of Worker Specialization (with Kerstin Holzheu), 2024
R&R Labour Economics,
CEPR Discussion Paper, DP18320
NB: This paper is a radically revised version of "Worker Specialization and Displaced Workers".
Disentangling Occupation- and Sector-specific Technological Change (with Christian Siegel), 2018
CEPR Discussion Paper, DP12663
NB: This paper is jointly superseded by "Engines of Sectoral Labor Productivity Growth" and "Biased Technological Change and Employment Reallocation".The Decline of the Labor Share and the Structure of Employment (with Christian Siegel and Aseem Patel), February 2024
Skills and Technology: A Task-based Network Approach (with Sang Yoon (Tim) Lee), December 2024
Late Bloomers: The Reasons for Getting Education Later in Life (with Moshe Buchinsky and Pauline Corblet)
Vertical and Horizontal Innovation (with Sang Yoon (Tim) Lee)
Some Tax Evasion - More Redistribution: A Political Economy Model of Tax Evasion
Self-employment and Tax Evasion: Evidence from Industry–occupation Data, 2019
Income Inequality and the Progressivity of Taxes in a Coalition Formation Model
Increasing Skill Premium and Skill Supply - Steady State Effects or Transition?