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Sasha Indarte

@SashaIndarte

@Wharton finance professor researching empirical macro and household finance. Minneapolis, MN → @Macalester → @NorthwesternU Economics PhD

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‼️ new data alert ‼️ Hey #econtwitter! Sharing the dataset I built on bankruptcy exemptions. Exemptions are a key policy lever governing the amount of debt relief bankruptcy offers households. Access here: sashaindarte.github.io/public_goods/ (1/n)


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Think quantity discounts only make you end up with expired painkillers? Our 🚨new and revised paper🚨 shows how in general equilibrium, they overturn classic results on misallocation across firms and across consumers. @GidiBo 🧵

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19672 Nonlinear Pricing and Misallocation Gideon Bornstein @GidiBo @Penn @Wharton, Alessandra Peter @Ale_M_Peter @nyuniversity ow.ly/EzQY50U5otc #CEPR_MG #economics

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``Child support & alimony provide insurance to divorcees, enable couples to specialize, but distort divorcees' incentives. Optimal policy analysis in a life-cycle model, estimated w/ Danish register data.” New paper from @hannofoe @bc_econ @BostonCollege restud.com/untying-the-kn…

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It’s hard to overstate how much people hate inflation—and the lasting scars this recent surge caused. People across the board, even Democrats, mainly blamed the government (see the figure👇). Check the summary 🧵for "Why do we dislike inflation?" here: x.com/S_Stantcheva/s…

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Why do we dislike inflation? 🚨New paper for @BrookingsInst revisits this long-standing question, already asked by @RobertJShiller in 1997, with current data and survey methods. Some key findings:🧵 1/10 socialeconomicslab.org/research/worki…



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I often think about this: younger people in the US and other wealthy nations are far more likely to have a zero-sum mindset—the idea that someone’s gain means a loss for others—compared to older generations. From our paper on zero-sum thinking (full 🧵 x.com/s_stantcheva/s…)

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Zero-sum thinking is a key mindset that shapes how we view the world. Excited to share a new paper on the roots and consequences of Zero-sum thinking with @sahilchinoy, @DrNathanNunn @SMGSequeira A summary thread🧵1/23 scholar.harvard.edu/files/stantche…

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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta researchers have found that the demand for #AI skills is rising and spreading. Read more in the Policy Hub: Macroblog post "Recent Trends in the Demand for AI Skills" by Paul Mohnen and David Lee: atlfed.org/4fcyM3a #jobskills


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Using a randomized lottery design shows that full-day universal pre-k raises parents' earnings by 22 percent, with gains persisting for at least six years after pre-k, from @john_eric, @chrisaneilson, @Xiaoyang_Ye, and @SethDZimmerman nber.org/papers/w33038

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Last day to submit!!

📢DEADLINE TODAY📢 @nberpubs NBER Innovative Data in Household Finance: Opportunities and Challenges Dec 13 in Cambridge MA, organized by @SashaIndarte #SteveZeldes & me Submit your papers on household borrowing, saving, payment choices etc. ⬇️



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Great thread (having come from both an R1 and now being at a SLAC). One note - you don’t have to live in a small town…just apply to Macalester’s health or macro positions this year!

Dear #econtwitter, Re: Teaching at a SLAC (Small Liberal Arts College) vs. an R1 (Top-Tier Research University). Using this 🧵 to share my experiences at @Vassar and Cornell, while sharing our job ad for a TT (tenure-track) Public Econ AP (Asst Prof) @Vassar year.



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83% of bankruptcies stem from liquidity issues, not moral hazard, according to @SashaIndarte’s research. She shared these insights at the "Household Debt Relief" workshop in Stockholm last week. Watch the full interview here: bit.ly/3Y8m0fp


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I'm hiring pre-docs to work with me and my outstanding team on economic policy research projects. Application info here: siepr.stanford.edu/programs/predo… Deadline is Mon Oct 21, 2024 @econ_ra

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Really interesting panel discussion at #SwedishHouseofFinance conference on household debt relief. Lots of important policy questions in Sweden to address over indebtedness. Looking forward to keynotes by @SashaIndarte and @paulgp next! @Stockholmschool

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💸 Sweden faces a 17% rise in unpaid debt. Experts call for reforms to tackle over-indebtedness, including stricter lending rules and more compassionate debt relief. They also discussed lessons from the U.S.. @nealemahoney @SashaIndarte @paulgp Read more: bit.ly/3THRl6Z


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ICYMI: We're rewinding to the best of three recent Ripple Effect podcast series: Financial Literacy, Meet the Authors, and Back to School. Three episodes out now cover 15 interviews with @Wharton's @ProfZeke, @OS_Mitchell, @SashaIndarte, @StewFriedman, @KenShropshire, and more.


📢 Submit your best papers in household finance! 📢 We welcome submissions using or related to innovative data in household finance, but papers broadly related to household finance will be considered too! Deadline is Oct 14! Conference takes place in Cambridge, MA on Dec 13

📢Call for papers📢 @nberpubs NBER Innovative Data in Household Finance: Opportunities and Challenges Dec 13 in Cambridge MA, organized by @SashaIndarte #SteveZeldes & me Submit your papers on household borrowing, saving, payment choices etc. by Oct 14: conference.nber.org/confsubmit/bac…



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One of the most striking charts this year: China’s startup ecosystem has almost completely collapsed in the last 5 years.

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Workshop: Household Debt Relief, New data, Micro-Macro Perspectives 🗓️ September 24, 08.00-18:35 📍Stockholm School of Economics Keynote speakers: @paulgp (@YaleSOM) and @SashaIndarte (@Wharton). Program & registration: bit.ly/3AO816f


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