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

Working Papers

Finance

Who Can Tell Which Banks Will Fail?

Kristian BlickleMarkus BrunnermeierStephan Luck
Labor Economics

Spillover Effects from Voluntary Employer Minimum Wages

Ellora DerenoncourtClemens NoelkeDavid WeilBledi Taska
Monetary Economics

Optimal Fiscal and Monetary Policy with Distorting Taxes

Christopher A. Sims

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

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Published Papers

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Finance

Learning about the Neighborhood

Zhenyu GaoMichael SockinWei Xiong

Review of Financial Studies

Winter 2021

Finance

The Whack-a-Mole Game: Tobin Taxes and Trading Frenzy

Jinghan CaiJibao HeWenxi JiangWei Xiong

Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control

November 2017

Finance

A Hybrid Spline-Based Parametric Model for the Yield Curve

Adriano FariaCaio Almeida

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

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Books

Princeton University Press

December 2021

Finance

The Economics of Sovereign Debt and Default

Mark A. AguiarManuel Amador

Endeavor Literary Press

August 2021

Macroeconomics

The Resilient Society

Markus Brunnermeier

World Scientific

April 2021

Monetary Economics

A Safe-Asset Perspective for an Integrated Policy Framework

Markus BrunnermeierSebastian MerkelYuliy Sannikov

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

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