Excited to share some personal news: I'll be joining @IESPrinceton as a postdoc for the 2024/25 academic year! Can't wait to be part of the vibrant academic community at @PrincetonEcon and learn from the brightest minds. Let's connect if you'll be around – looking forward to it!
Feodora Teti
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- Thank you @jenniferdoleac @TradeDiversion and all all those who've shared my work on tariffs over the past days. Your support has been incredible. I'm currently working on a heavily revised version of the draft that will be available later this fall.
- Gestern hatte ich das Vergnügen unsere @ifo_Institut-Studie zu #lieferketten, die ich mit @LisandraFlach @Steininger_MG Andreas Baur und Jasmin Gröschl für die @KASonline erstellt habe, vorzustellen und mit @Josef_Braml & Melanie Vogelbach (@DIHK_News) darüber zu diskutieren 1/4
- The first week at @CEP_LSE @LSEEcon has been a blast, thanks @swatdhingraLSE for making it happen! I will be in London until Christmas, let me know if you are around
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiHowever, please understand that a lot of work went into this project and as a junior with a Postdoc contract, I need the accompanying paper to be in good shape and close to submission before I make the data available to everyone.
- Dear PhD students: please note, when something looks this off, it probably is. This is how Russian imports of items critical to Russian weapons systems and its military development look like in our work!Big new report “Back in Stock” from our Russia team on the impact of sanctions on Russia’s defense industry. Bottom line: Russia has adapted with the vital help of Beijing. Note exports in dual use goods from China to Russia skyrocket after Putin and Xi met in March 2023. 1/
- I had the honor to spend the past week in beautiful Lindau at the #LINOecon @lindaunobel. Thanks for all the fantastic lectures, the interesting conversations and new connections!
- Gute Zusammenfassung über die gestern beschlossenen Sanktionen mit Einschätzungen von u.a. @kielinstitute, @WIFOat @HO2604 und meiner Wenigkeit @ifo_Institut
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiIn the paper, I show that tariff data from standard sources are unreliable and the resulting trade elasticities are highly sensitive to the messy data.
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiFinally, a big thank you goes out to @WiEMecon @BeckerFriedman. It was an amazing conference, I met so many inspiring and great women, and thanks @m_bombardini for the brilliant discussion.
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiMy personal highlights: talking to @metrics52 about a new research idea, discussing soccer with Chris Pissarides and meeting inspiring young economists from all around the world. Big thanks for nominating me @VfS_econ @ifo_Institut @ECONMunich
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiFor everyone who is interested in the data: I will release a beta version ASAP. Of course, I want to provide the community with better data than we currently have.
- Replying to @FeodoraTeti3) I back out the AHS=min(MFN, pref) using the filled tariffs for all country pair-product-year observations to overcome the selection bias resulting in 5.6 billion observations. The solid line shows the result:
- Replying to @FeodoraTetiBut here is the catch: when a preferential tariff isn't reported for a year, it's assumed there is no trade agreement. The result? False interpolation







