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2021-3: Evidence on the Phillips Curve from Cross-Sectional Data: Emi Nakamura
2021-2: Search Theorems for Growth: Guido Menzio
2021-1: Hours Worked Across the World: Nicola Fuchs-Schundeln
2019-3: Quantifying Market Power: Jan Eeckhout
2019-2: Macro as Explicitly Aggregated Micro: Emmanuel Farhi
2019-1: Data and the Aggregate Economy: Laura Veldkamp
2018-3: Technology Diffusion: Nancy Stokey
2018-2: A Promising Quantitative Framework for Explaining and (maybe) Preventing Financial Crises: Enrique Mendoza
2018-1: Earnings, Marriage, and Family Income: Dynamics and Distribution: Joseph Altonji
2017-3: The Decline in U.S. Employment: Erik Hurst
2017-2: The Ubiquity of Non-Neutrality: Franceaso Casell
2017-1: Understanding National Savings: Ayse Imrohoroglu
2016-3: The Macrodynamics of Sorting Between Workers and Firms: Jean-Marc Robin
2016-2: Savings and Wealth Unequality: Mariacristina De Nardi
2016-1: Are State and Time Dependent Models of Price Setting Really Different? A Sufficient Statistic Approach: Fernando Alvarez
2015-3: New Terrain in International Trade: Samuel Kortum
2015-2: A Schumpetrerian Model of Top Income Inequality: Chad Jones
2015-1: Human Capital, Labour Supply and Tax Reform: Richard Blundell
2014-3: Time-varying Uncertainty in Macro: Nicholas Bloom
2014-2: Optimal Wealth Taxation: Redistribution and Political Economy: Iván Werning
2014-1: Understanding the Great Recession: Lawrence Christiano
2013-3: Measuring Uncertainty About Long-Run Forecasts: Mark Watson
2013-2: Optimal Design of Welfare-to-Work Programs: Gianluca Violante
2013-1: Impact of Portfolio Behavior on the Macroeconomy: Harold Cole
2012-3: Misallocation, Growth and Financial Market Imperfections: Christopher Udry
2012-2: Banks' Risk Exposure: Monika Piazzesi
2012-1: The Financial Soundness of US Firms 1926-2011: Financial Frictions and Business Cycles: Andrew Atkeson
2011-3: Open Borders: John Kennan
2011-2: Microstructure of Funding Markets: Douglas Gale
2011-1: Macroeconomic Effects from Government Purchases and Taxes: Robert Barro
2010-3: Intangible Gains to Openness: Ellen McGrattan
2010-2: Reconsidering the Basic Tenets of Macroeconomics in the Light of the Past Two Years: Robert Hall
2010-1: Dynamic Games and Contracts: Insights from a Decade of Research, and Recent Directions: Susan Athey
2009-3: Price Level Determination in Equilibrium: Christopher Sims
2009-2: Welfare and Growth in Open Economies: Timothy Kehoe
2009-1: Modelling the Speed of Diffusion and Learning in Heterogeneous and Segregated Societies: Matthew Jackson
2008-3: A Project on Economics and Global Change: Per Krusell
2008-2: Long Term Risk: Jose Scheinkman
2008-1: Retirement Saving, Annuity Markets and Lifecycle Modeling: James Poterba
2006-3: Diffusion of Knowledge through Replication: Hugo Hopenhayn
2006-2: The International Organization of Production: Elhanan Helpman
2006-1: Income Differences Across Countries: Pete Klenow
2005-3: Understanding Differences in Hours of Work: Richard Rogerson
2005-2: Microeconomic Heterogeneity and Aggregate Behavior: Jonathan Eaton
2005-1: Higher Order Expectations: Stephen Morris
2004-3: The New Dynamic Public Finance: Narayana Kocherlakota
2004-2: Applied Dynamic Analysis in Industrial Organization: Problems and Prospects: Ariel Pakes
2004-1: Labor-augmenting and Skill-biased Technical Change: Daron Acemoglu
2003-3: Time CVonsistency, Reputation, and the Importance of Perpetual Uncertainty: Implications for Macroeconomics: George Mailath
2003-2: Technological Progress and Economic Transformation: Jeremy Greenwood
2003-1: Liquidity, Asset Pricing and Public Policy: Jean Tirole
2002-3: The Revealed Preference Theory of Changing Tastes: Wolfgang Pesendorfer
2002-2: Neoclassical Studies of Great Depressions: Puzzles and Progress: Lee Ohanian
2002-1: The Evolution of Income and Consumption Distributions: What We Know and What We Can Learn From It: Orazio Attanasio
2001-3: Evil is the Root of all Money: John Moore
2001-2: The Stock Market from a Macroeconomist's Perspective: Edward Prescott
2001-1: Political Rules and Fiscal Policy: Torsten Persson
1999-3: Externalities and Cities: Robert Lucas
1999-2: Social Arrangements and Economic Behavior: Andrew Postlewaite
1999-1: Fiscal Policy in Representative Democracies: Guido Tabellini