Yonsei Macro-Finance-International

 Reading Group

      (1) Social capital I: Measurement and associations with economic ability: Jiyoung Lee, Chaewon Kim

      (2) Social capital II: Determinants of economic connecteness: Hyunjo Shin, Sanghwee Koh

      (3) Long-term macroeconomic effects of climate change: A cross-country analysis: Seoyoon Jeong, Juhee Kim    

       (1) Do changes in social composition stimulate local legislatures for action?: Sungjin Kim (joint with Yun Jeong Choi, Seunghoon Lee)

       (2) Does political conflict hurt immigration? Evidence from the South Korea-China THAAD dispute: Hyungchul Kim (joint with Jongkwan Lee)

       (3) Whose fault? Suspects vs. detective: Verification in peer-to-peer lending: Hyunwoo Woo (with Kyeongwon Kim)

       (1) Information dynamics and macro fluctuations: Siye Bae, Moonyeol Park

       (2) Capital controls, domestic macroprudential policy and the bank lending channel of monetary policy: Kimoon Jeong, Sangheon Ahn

       (3) Monetary policy and inequality: Heejae Kim, Hyunwoo Woo

      (1) Financial heterogeneity and the investment channels of monetary policy: Jongsoo Kim, Junghyun Kim

      (2) Information frictions among firms and households: Youngho Lee, Yunyeong Kwak

      (3) The diffusion of Wal-Mart and economies of density: Hyungchul Kim, Hyebin Kwon 

       (1) Uncertainty, skewness, and the business cycle through the MIDAS lens: Hyunpyung Kim, Jeeyeon Phi

       (2) Technological change and the consequences of job loss: Youngsoon Kwon, Seowoo Han

       (3) On the optimal design of transfer and income-tax progressivity: Dongwoong Seo, Kitae Cho

       (1) Monetary policy shocks and inflation inequality: Yoonjoo Bae, Jaemin Jung

       (2) Does climate change affect real estate prices? Only if you believe in it: Haein Lee, Jian Lee

       (3) Hours and Wages: Seowoo Han, Sungkwon Hahm

       (1) Monetary policy, lending standards, and housing markets: Hyunpyung Kim (joint with Sangyup Choi)

       (2) Housing price and labor supply: Is there a wealth effect?: Seowoo Han (joint with Myungkyu Shim)

       (3) Accuracy matters: new perception and monetary policy effects on inflation expectations:  Jaemin Jung (joint with Eunseong Ma)

       (4) Crouching interest rate, hidden inequality: Monetary policy and inequality revisited: Jeeyeon Phi (joint with Sangyup Choi)

       (1) A plucking model of business cycles: Jongsoo Kim

       (2) The unequal economic consequences of carbon pricing: Hyunmin Lim, Jaewon Lee

       (3) Job Choice Bias and Wage Gap: Evidence from South Korea's Top Universities: Kyungcheol Jung (own work)

Useful Tips for Students (provided by Prof. Jungjae Park)