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Sasha Indarte
@SashaIndarte
@Wharton finance professor researching empirical macro and household finance. Minneapolis, MN → @Macalester@NorthwesternU Economics PhD
Philadelphia, PA
Joined March 2009
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    ‼️ new data alert ‼️ Hey #econtwitter! Sharing the dataset I built on bankruptcy exemptions. Exemptions are a key policy lever governing the amount of debt relief bankruptcy offers households. Access here: sashaindarte.github.io/public_goods/ (1/n)
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    Econ paper robustness checks 30 years apart
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    Happy to see my first (!!!) publication in the RFS (@SFSjournals)! And just in time to shed light on recent events in the banking sector. The paper uses a natural experiment to study how the health of lenders alters the strength of monetary policy. (1/n) doi.org/10.1093/rfs/hh…
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    A neat result about IV's local average treatment effect (LATE) that I haven't seen emphasized often: When treatment is *continuous,* LATE identifies a weighted average of treatment effects, where larger weights are placed on observations with a larger first stage coefficient.
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    Excited to share that this July I’m joining @Wharton’s Finance Department! Looking forward to working with such terrific colleagues and students! I’m very grateful for my wonderful and supportive colleagues at @DukeFuqua + @DukeEcon and the stellar students (1/2)
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    🚨Job market public good alert!🚨 Staying organized during the market can make your life a lot easier. The excel file I’ve uploaded here can help keep track of applications, interviews, flyouts, reimbursements, and offers. #econtwitter #econjobmarket sashaindarte.github.io/public_goods/
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    Some exciting personal news: this summer I'm joining @DukeFuqua as an Assistant Professor of Finance! I'm looking forward to working with such great colleagues and students!
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    Mechanism design question for the #econtwitter crowd! Suppose 7 professors share a thermostat that sets the same temperature in their offices. What is the welfare-maximizing mechanism to solicit preferred temperatures and select the thermostat value? (1/n)
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    For any other millennial prof that needs to hear this: I also don't know how to use my office phone and it's ok to never check its voicemail
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    Hey #EconTwitter, with job market talk season underway, I thought I’d share some advice in case any candidates are finding/worrying that their presentations are too long. (1/n)
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    A couple of years later, I have to admit, they were on to something.
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    Financial crises can shake our beliefs in fin. institutions. Can this reputation damage create contagion and worsen crises? Tune in to tomorrow’s NBER CF Meeting to see what underwriters in early sov bond markets can teach us about reputation and contagion! Thread & links👇 (1/n)
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    With the finance and #econjobmarket underway again, I'm flagging this tool I created to track applications, interviews, flyouts, reimbursements, and offers. Hope this helps take away some of the organizational burden!
    🚨Job market public good alert!🚨 Staying organized during the market can make your life a lot easier. The excel file I’ve uploaded here can help keep track of applications, interviews, flyouts, reimbursements, and offers. #econtwitter #econjobmarket sashaindarte.github.io/public_goods/
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    ❗Predoc job❗ @GidiBo, Sergio Salgado, and I are hiring a predoc starting July 2023! Join us at @Wharton to study inequality, finance, and macro! Priority deadline: October 20, 2022 #EconTwitter @econ_ra sashaindarte.github.io/wharton_predoc…