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The Collaboration of Research Economists (CORE) model combines frontier research and an innovative delivery method to advance collaboration within the economics profession.
The CORE model consists of eight CORE Weeks per year. During each week, visiting economists from a range of disciplines will join with Richmond Fed economists for seminars, conferences, and formal and informal networking and collaboration—all with an eye toward advancing economic research.
The fifth installment of CORE week featured an impressive lineup of visiting economists who presented across a variety of topics, all outlined below. The week culminated with the Impact of Immigration on Firms, Human Capital and Productivity Conference, which addressed many questions on topics related to immigration, some of which included: What role does immigration policy play in economic growth? How does the quality of college-educated workers differ across the country? Do firms that hire more skilled immigrants perform better than firms that do not?
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- Learn more about the research explored during the Impact of Immigration on Firms, Human Capital and Productivity Conference in this Economic Brief: The Impacts of Immigration: A Conference Recap.
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1 of 11 Esteban Rossi-Hansberg presenting the paper “The Spatial Effects of Carbon Policy in the European Union.”
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2 of 11 Engagement post seminar.
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3 of 11 Collaboration is a key aspect of CORE Week.
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4 of 11 Todd Schoellman presenting the paper “The Global Distribution of College Graduate Quality.”
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5 of 11 Marta Prato presenting the paper “The Global Race for Talent: Brain Drain, Knowledge Transfer, and Growth.”
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6 of 11 Economists working together between seminars.
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7 of 11 Networking between seminars.
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8 of 11 Britta Glennon presenting the paper “Does Employing Skilled Immigrants Enhance Competitive Performance? Evidence from European Football Clubs.”
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9 of 11 Nicolas Morales presenting the paper “Firm Heterogeneity and the Impact of Immigration: Evidence of German Establishments.”
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10 of 11 Michael Clemens presenting the paper “The effect of low-skill immigration on US firms and workers: Evidence from a randomized lottery.”
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11 of 11 Questions and discussions during seminars to advance economic research.
Presenters and Visiting Economists
David Baqaee
Yongsung Chang
Michael Clemens
Britta Glennon
Boyan Jovanovic
Nicolas Morales
Joan Monras
Sara Moreira
Fernando Parro
Marta Prato
Esteban Rossi-Hansberg
Todd Schoellman
Rosen Valchev
Agenda
Titles listed where decided.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2022
12:00 pm
Visitor Seminar: Esteban Rossi-Hansberg (University of Chicago) presenting the paper "The Spatial Effects of Carbon Policy in the European Union", joint with Bruno Conte and Klaus Desmet
03:00 pmVisitor Seminar: Rosen Valchev (Boston College) presenting the paper "Risky Business Cycles"
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Wednesday, June 22, 2022
09:00 am
Economist & Visitor Collaboration Morning
12:00 pmVisitor Seminar: David Baqaee (UCLA) presenting the paper "Entry vs. Rents: Aggregation with Economies of Scale"
03:00 pmVisitor Seminar: Sara Moreira (Northwestern University) presenting the paper "How do Entrant Build Market Share? The Role of Demand Frictions", joint with David Argente, Doireann Fitzgerald, and Anthony Priolo
04:00 pmCollaboration Hour
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Thursday, June 23, 2022
12:00 pm
Visitor Seminar: Fernando Parro (Penn State University) presenting the paper "On the Mechanics of Spatial Growth", joint with Sheng Cai, Lorenzo Caliendo, and Wei Xiang
03:00 pmVisitor Seminar: Yongsung Chang (Seoul National University) presenting the paper "Asymmetric Frisch Elasticity of Labor Supply", joint with Sun-Bin Kim and Junseok Lee
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Friday, June 24, 2022
08:30 am
The Impact of Immigration on Firms, Human Capital and Productivity Conference
Registration & Refreshments
09:00 amTodd Schoellman (FRB-Minneapolis) presenting the paper "The Global Distribution of College Graduate Quality," joint with Paolo Martellini and Jason Sockin
09:45 amMarta Prato (University of Chicago) presenting the paper "The Global Race for Talent: Brain Drain, Knowledge Transfer, and Growth"
10:30 amBreak
11:00 amJoan Monras (UPF) presenting the paper "Floating population: consumption and location choices of rural migrants in China", joint with Clement Imbert, Marlon Seror, and Yanos Zylberberg
11:45 amLunch
01:00 pmBritta Glennon (The Wharton School) presenting the paper "Does Employing Skilled Immigrants Enhance Competitive Performance? Evidence from European Football Clubs," joint with Francisco Morales, Seth Carnahan, and Exequiel Hernandez
01:45 pmNicolas Morales (FRBR) presenting the paper "Firm Heterogeneity and the Impact of Immigration: Evidence of German Establishments", joint with Agostina Brinatti
02:30 pmBreak
03:00 pmMichael Clemens (Center for Global Development) presenting the paper "The effect of low-skill immigration on US firms and workers: Evidence from a randomized lottery", joint with Ethan G. Lewis
03:45 pmClosing remarks & adjourn
Future CORE Weeks
2022
- August 1 – August 5
- September 26 – September 30
- November 7 – November 10
- December 12 – December 16
