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Ugo Panizza is an Italian and Swiss economist. He is a professor of International Economics, department head, and Pictet Chair… more

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some instagram account has posted a screenshot of dan's post that says "My wife and I never talk baby talk to our kid. We enforce academic seminar norms and jargon. My child isnt even 2 yet and can interrupt presenters on the first slide. Adults at family gatherings are shocked when my child asks a questino that turns out to be more of a comment." it has THIRTY SIX THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIVE LIKES
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And here we go. I never wrote this article, and yet it is cited here.

www.liberalbriefs.com/geopolitics/...

And of course, it sounds so plausible, I seriously checked whether I had forgotten it, or the footnote was slightly wrong.

#AIisnotresearch
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Less than two weeks left ‘til the #PublicDebtIsPublic platform launch at #DebtCon8! 😮 #sovereigndebt #debtcon #sovereigndebtforum @georgetownlawofficial @upanizza.bsky.social @laynamosley.bsky.social @mkessler.bsky.social @diegorivetti.bsky.social @davidmihalyi.bsky.social @tracyalloway.bsky.social
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PublicDebtIsPublic @publicdebtispublic.bsky.social · 6d
Debt transparency is essential for:

✅ Democratic governance
✅ Sound economic management
✅ Properly functioning financial markets

#PublicDebtIsPublic is shifting debt information norms to establish meaningful public access to the legal and financial terms of public debt.

#SovereignDebt
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Econ coffee break at the @gvagrad.bsky.social
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Forthcoming article "On the Benefits of Repaying" by Francesca Caselli @matildefaralli.bsky.social Paolo Manasse and @upanizza.bsky.social
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Teaching materials available: www.eeassoc.org/teaching-mat...

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On the Benefits of Repaying
Abstract. This paper studies whether a country can benefit from not defaulting on its debts during times of widespread sovereign defaults. We focus on Colo
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🎓Congratulations to our graduates, MAS class of 2025!

After a year of intense learning - full of boot camps, capstones, internships, projects, and coursework - our class has graduated with diplomas in hand.
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The world is adjusting to President Trump’s 2nd term in office. Professors @upanizza.bsky.social & @wederdim.bsky.social will discuss how the new administration’s policies are reshaping the #USEconomy and the global economic order.

Join in person or online on 📅Monday, 22nd Sept.
👉 shorturl.at/psoVL
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This is my short speech for the graduation ceremony of our students in the Master of International Economics @gvagrad.bsky.social

I reminded them of our department’s motto: “good economics for a better world.”
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...how these ultimately fueled the student protests that paved the way for President Boric’s election.
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Sebastian, while broadly supportive of the neoliberal reforms introduced by the “Chicago Boys” (and in some cases strengthened after the return of democracy), also highlights their limits, the social tensions they created, and...
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It is a must-read. As Dani Rodrik notes in his endorsement, even critics of the Chicago School will find the story and analysis interesting.
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𝙐𝙜𝙤 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙯𝙯𝙖
But these days I’ve also been thinking about another terrible September 11: September 11, 1973, the day of the Chilean coup. While traveling, I finally read The Chile Project by Sebastian Edwards cover to cover (I had only skimmed it before).
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We went home, turned on the TV, and watched the second plane hit the World Trade Center. A few weeks later, on October 1st, I moved back to the US. The country had changed.
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We had planned to meet at Main Gate after lunch. When she arrived, Mandana told me her sister had called from Washington to say something terrible had happened and that they had been told not to go to work.
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The other September 11

Most of us remember exactly where we were on September 11, 2001.

My wife and I were teaching at the American University of Beirut at the time. I was in the economics department, she at the school of public health on the other side of campus.
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by Andrea Presbitero — Reposted by: Ugo Panizza

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Amazing place
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With Mitu at Wat chocolate in Phnom Penh
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