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A Journal of Economic Perspective article written by UCLA Professor Andrew Atkeson and IMF Managing Director Gita Gopinath discusses the fundamental contributions to international macroeconomics and international trade of UCLA Professor Oleg Itskhoki, the 2022 John Bates Clark Medal winner. The article can be found here.
The Robert E. Lucas Jr. Prize was awarded to UCLA Professor Oleg Itskhoki and his coauthor Dmitry Mukhin for the paper “Exchange Rate Disconnect in General Equilibrium”, which was published in the Journal of Political Economy. The Robert E. Lucas Jr. Prize is awarded biannually for the most interesting paper in the area of Dynamic Economics […]
A paper by UCLA Professor Will Rafey was highlighted in Science. It studies how water markets boost farms’ outputs. The Science issue can be found here. The paper published by Professor Rafey can be found here.
The January 2023 issue of NBER Digest features UCLA Professor Yotam Shem-Tov’s paper on health and social outcomes of veterans with combat deployment. The NBER Digest January issue an be found here.
The Society for Economic Dynamics published on their website UCLA Professor Oleg Itskhoki’s research agenda on exchange rates. The article can be found here.
By Alex Bloedel Having good information is key to making good decisions, such as purchasing a high-quality product or selecting a profitable investment. Economists, therefore, have long viewed information as a scarce and valuable resource. However, in the modern world—since the advent of online commerce, social media, and real-time newsfeeds—information is arguably so abundant that […]
The UCLA Department of Economics is pleased to inform its students that applications for its scholarships are now available. We appreciate the generous contributions of our donors who made these scholarships possible. Scholarship amounts range from $3,500 to $5,000 each. The donors have specified particular criteria for many of the awards, however the following […]
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