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From econometrics to public finance, browse new research from Princeton Economics faculty below.

Working Papers

Labor Economics

The Effects of a Shorter Workweek on Employment, Output, and Productivity

Labor Economics

Employment Protection Reforms: From Firm-Level Effects to Aggregate Outcomes

Pauline CarryPierre CahucFranck MalherbetPedro S. Martins

Artificial Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence and the Brave New World in Finance

Markus Brunnermeier

Working papers by Princeton Economics faculty are often posted here first.

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Published Papers

Journal of Political Economy

August 2026

Exchange Rates and Asset Prices in a Global Demand System

Ralph S.J. KoijenMotohiro Yogo

American Economic Review

October 2026

Economics

A Model of the Attention Economy: Data, Platforms, and Discovery

Journal of Economic Perspectives

Summer 2026

Empirical Economics

Correct (and Incorrect) Inference with a Single Instrumental Variable: Practical Takeaways from the Weak Instruments Literature

David LeeJack Porter

Each year, our faculty publish dozens of papers in top academic journals.

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Books

Macmillan Publishers

September 2026

Finance

The Everywhere Millionaire

Owen ZidarEric Zwick

Yale University Press

August 2026

Macroeconomics

The Resilient Society, 2nd Edition

Markus Brunnermeier

Princeton University Press

June 2023

A Crash Course on Crisis

Markus BrunnermeierRicardo Reis

Browse books by faculty, as well as their contributions to textbooks and other volumes.

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