Mariacristina De Nardi
@mdenardi.bsky.social
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Thomas Sargent Professor of Economics at the University of Minnesota and consultant at the Minneapolis Fed. Views are my own. RT ≠ E. Web page: https://users.nber.org/~denardim/

Mariacristina De Nardi is an economist who was born in Treviso, Italy. She is the Thomas Sargent Professor at the University of Minnesota since 2019. In 2013, De Nardi was appointed professor of economics at University College London; since September 2018, she has been a senior scholar at the Opportunity and Inclusive Growth Institute of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Her research interests include macroeconomics, public economics, wealth distribution, savings, social-insurance reform, social security, household economics, health shocks, medical expenses, fertility and human capital. .. more

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Household saving & labour supply are shaped by various risks throughout the lifespan. M Borella, @mdenardi.bsky.social @fang-yang-econ.bsky.social & @johanatch.bsky.social analyse how these risks interact to better design policy that protects households from shocks.
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Household saving and labour supply are shaped by many risks – wages, marriage, health, longevity – as well as bequest motives. This column develops a model that tracks individuals from age 26 through to retirement and death to show how these risks interact to drive economic behaviour. The findings highlight that incorporating risk, and how it differs by gender, marital status, and age, helps design policies that protect households from shocks without distorting work and saving incentives.
gabriconti.bsky.social
🇬🇧A month in London-a great time to reflect & recharge. B4 things ramp up again, a quick recap of May–June

1️⃣ @cesifo.org Area Conference Labor Economics

2️⃣ @kuleuvenuniversity.bsky.social Applied Workshops

3️⃣ @rfberlin.bsky.social Workshop Economics of Aging

4️⃣ Workshop Economics of Risky Behavior

mdenardi.bsky.social
I am grateful to Ed for his mentorship and to SAET for inviting me to give this lecture.

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Thank you, Christian — to both you and Jerome Adda — for a fantastic conference and the honor of being a plenary speaker alongside Joseph Hotz. The event was both productive and enjoyable, and your Berlin initiative is truly inspiring!
rfberlin.bsky.social
We conclude our Workshop on Aging with warm thanks from our Director, Christian Dustmann, to all participants for their excellent presentations and contributions. #EconomicsOfAging
rfberlin.bsky.social
We conclude our Workshop on Aging with warm thanks from our Director, Christian Dustmann, to all participants for their excellent presentations and contributions. #EconomicsOfAging
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NBER @nber.org · Jun 6
Exploring why households work and save. Bequest motives and risks in wages, medical expenses, and marital dynamics explain 56.9 percent of aggregate wealth and 2.7 percent of aggregate earnings, from Borella, @mdenardi.bsky.social, Yang, and Torres Chain https://www.nber.org/papers/w33874
rfberlin.bsky.social
We are kicking off the RFBerlin Workshop on the Economics of Aging with @mdenardi.bsky.social’s keynote lecture on “Health Inequality and Economic Disparities by Race, Ethnicity, and Gender”.

mdenardi.bsky.social
I learned a lot from this conference and it was fun too!
eshconference.bsky.social
The highlight of any academic conference is learning from our esteemed keynote speakers.

This year, we're thrilled to welcome Farzana Afridi (#ISIDelhi) and Mariacristina De Nardi (@mdenardi.bsky.social), sharing insights on health, development, and environmental economics.

Summary 🧵coming soon!
eshconference.bsky.social
The highlight of any academic conference is learning from our esteemed keynote speakers.

This year, we're thrilled to welcome Farzana Afridi (#ISIDelhi) and Mariacristina De Nardi (@mdenardi.bsky.social), sharing insights on health, development, and environmental economics.

Summary 🧵coming soon!
umpsid.bsky.social
Good morning, #PAA2025! Come see us in the Expo Hall at Booth 404 where study staff will be able to help you with your #PSIDdata questions!
ginapieters.bsky.social
I never want to hear an #EconSky debate about dropping macro from the PhD core ever again.

mdenardi.bsky.social
What a great visit and seminar feedback! Thank you very much for inviting me!
charlieecon.bsky.social
Looking forward to today’s seminar by @mdenardi.bsky.social on “Savings and Labor Supply Over the Life Cycle” at the Central Bank of Chile. Live transmission available, don’t miss it! 🚨

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Looking forward to today’s seminar by @mdenardi.bsky.social on “Savings and Labor Supply Over the Life Cycle” at the Central Bank of Chile. Live transmission available, don’t miss it! 🚨

#econSky @umn-econ.bsky.social
ldjeconomics.bsky.social
A national cryptocurrency reserve is a scam. It is simply an attempt by those who own cryptocurrency to trade it for US dollars or gold from the Treasury. The federal government will be left holding this bag of hazardous waste.
christianstoecker.de
What Europe should do RIGHT NOW: Make it extremely easy for US scientists to get long-term visa, create as many additional research jobs in key areas as possible, create new, generous science and research funds. People are losing their jobs over there NOW. Let‘s welcome them.
What Europe should do RIGHT NOW: Make it extremely easy for US scientists to get long-term visa, create as many additional research jobs in key areas as possible, create new, generous science and research funds. People are losing their jobs over there NOW. Let‘s welcome them.

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Some data on the responses to my post on my recent JPE acceptance on the platforms I frequent

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Blue sky: 0 repost, 10 likes (3.2k followers)
LinkedIn: 1 repost, 100 likes (1177 connections)
Facebook: 0 reposts, 39 likes (636 friends)

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As a result, bequest motives are a key determinant of aggregate retirement wealth.

mdenardi.bsky.social
We show that saving motives vary by marital status, permanent income, and age. We find that most households save more for medical expenses than for bequests but that richer households and couples, who hold most of the wealth, save more for bequests.

mdenardi.bsky.social
We estimate a model of savings for retired couples and singles who face longevity and medical expense risks and in which couples can leave bequests both when the first spouse dies and when the last spouse dies.