Extremely satisfying to make a simple, delicious, and straight-to-the-point cheese pizza.

I have been thinking about this exchange all morning

Recent work by Stefanie Stantcheva confirms an old argument by Robert Shiller: people don't think of wage rises and price increases as part of a common process, they attribute wages to their own efforts and prices as an external imposition.

No doubt linked to downward nominal wage rigidity

Responding to follow along. But I’ve been wondering about this also & how it connects to the argument in “Why Wages Don't Fall during a Recession” that firms resist lowering wages because of the morale effect.

If nominal wage cuts are perceived as punishment then wage gains are perceived as reward?

Four bluesky features I’d like to have (or discover they exist):

(1) Bookmarking posts
(2) Direct messages
(3) Tagging people without the “.bsky.social”
(4) Drafts

I’m interested in within-poster, cross-platform post variation but sadly don’t think this thread will help me. 😊

Another 3 days of waiting for the follow, I just discovered.

Harsh, but fair @prestonmui.bsky.social

My friend @prestonmui.bsky.social is who convinced me to come over here but has yet to follow me back 😔

My path after the PhD was not what I envisioned while in grad school. Always happy to share my perspective or offer advice to those currently on the job market or considering a path in tech or finance. Please reach out!

A few months ago I moved from NYC to my hometown of Lancaster, PA—a small, walkable, historic city with a fun bowling alley downtown.

I am an economist at LinkedIn where I currently work on (micro & macro) labor research topics. But for my first 2 years at LinkedIn I worked on practical causal inference/experimentation/auction design problems.

Hi #econsky! Joined here a while back but am back now to help with the equilibrium selection of this site vs others.

A quick intro:

Giving this another go