Economics Professor at UC Berkeley; from #Ukraine

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Trekker, skier, and passionate econometrician

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Economics professor at UC Berkeley. https://eml.berkeley.edu/~jsteinsson/

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Economist. Professor at UPF Barcelona. Work on market power, macro, labor. Author of “The Profit Paradox” TheProfitParadox.com

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