Working papers The Impact of Chinese Trade on U.S. Employment: The Good, The Bad, and The Apocryphal with Nick Bloom, Kyle Handley and Phil Luck, January 2019 Downward Wage Rigidity in the United States: New Evidence from Worker-Firm Linked Data with Erika McEntarfer, December 2018 (this work started as a collaboration with Jim Spletzer; a draft of this earlier work can be found here) Revisions in Utilization-Adjusted TFP and Robust Identification of News Shocks with Eric Sims, November 2017 revise and resubmit Review of Economics and Statistics with Chris Otrok, June 2016 Do Workers Feel Entitled to High Wages? Evidence from a Field Experiment with Matthieu Chemin, October 2014 with David Arseneau and Sanjay Chugh, November 2009 with David Arseneau and Sanjay Chugh, September 2008 with Nicolas Petrosky-Nadeau, April 2007 News Shocks and Inflation: Lessons for New Keynesians with Chris Otrok Publications with Stanislav Rabinovich, January 2018 Journal of Economic Theory 173, 231-256 Reconciling the Divergence in Aggregate U.S. Wage Series with Julien Champagne and Jay Stewart, August 2017 American Economic Review 104(4), 1439-1450 Appendix | Matlab code | FEDS working paper May 2014 Journal of Economic Theory 151, 88-113 News Shocks and the Slope of the Term Structure of Interest Rates with Chris Otrok, October 2013 The Great Increase in Relative Volatility of Real Wages in the United StatesAmerican Economic Review 103(6), 2612-32 with Julien Champagne, March 2013 Journal of Monetary Economics 60, 166-183 with Jean-Pierre Danthine, October 2010 Journal of Monetary Economics 57(7), 837-850 with Jean-Pierre Danthine, December 2007 Scandinavian Journal of Economics 109(4), 857-881 March 2007 Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control 31(3), 767-796 with Jean-Pierre Danthine, February 2006 Economics Letters vol. 90, 278-284 September 2005 Journal of Monetary Economics, vol. 52(6), 1119-1134 with Jean-Pierre Danthine, January 2004 Review of Economic Dynamics, vol. 7(1), 107-142 with Robert G. King, Fall 2002 Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Economic Quarterly vol. 88(4), 49-95 |