• PodCast EconomistAs (Podcast, Laura Karpuska e Paula Pereda).

• How Companies Should Prepare for Repeated Debt-Ceiling Standoffs (Harvard Business Review).

• Choosing Macroeconomics in Graduate School: A Conversation with Women in Macro (Webinar, AEA-CSWEP).

• How Companies Should Prepare for Repeated Debt-Ceiling Standoffs (Harvard Business Review).

• Partisan Conflict in the U.S. and Potential Impacts on the Economy (Economic Brief – FRB Richmond).

• Trump Charges Will Drive a Summer of Political Conflict. Markets Will Feel It. (Barron’s).

2022:

• Looking back on the 2022 Kuznets Mini-conference, “Political Distortions and Economic Development.” (Yale Economic Growth Center).

2021:

• • • EconomicDynamics Interview: Fatih Guvenen on “Global Income Dynamics Project” by Marina Azzimonti (November 2021).

• • • NSF Awards Nearly $3 Million for Graduate Research Training in Data Science and AI. (SBU News)

2020:

• • • EconomicDynamics Interview: Nick Bloom on “Working From Home (WFH)” by Marina Azzimonti (April 2021).

2020:

• • • EconomicDynamics Interview: Veronica Guerrieri on the “Macroeconomic Consequences of COVID-19” by Marina Azzimonti (November 2020).

• • • How to save lives and protect jobs in a deadly pandemic (Minneapolis Fed)
    • Detecting the impact of policy uncertainty on foreign direct investment (VOX CEPR)
    • Movilidad y economía durante el coronavirus: la otra cara de la moneda (El Economista)
    • Ni asado, ni conciertos, ni fútbol, ni escuelas: ¿medida óptima o sobrerreacción? (El Economista)
    • Los costos de la globalización financiera (El Economista)
    • Populism, Political Risk And The Economy: What We Can Learn From The Italian Experience – Analysis (Eurasia Review)

2019:

• • • Marina Azzimonti – Argentinos en el Mundo (La Nacion)
    • What did the Founders most fear about impeachment? (The Hill)
    • Trade-policy uncertainty and partisanship hurt the economy (The Seattle Times)

Women in Macro Conference interview, Becker Friedman Institute

• • • Why are there so few women economists? (Chicago Booth Review)
    • Powell Better Brush Up on His Fed History (Bloomberg – Opinion)
    • Wall Street Is Desperate for Wonks Who Can Explain the Rise of Populism (Bloomberg)

2018:

• • • Don’t Like Trump? Your Financial Analysis Might Be Biased (Barry Ritholtz-Bloomberg)
    • Wall Street credit analysts more apt to cut ratings if the president is of opposing party (CNBC)
    • First Women in Macro Conference (The Region)
    • Hate the President? It’s Showing Up In Your Work Rating Bonds (Bloomberg)
    • Partisan Bias Is Messing With Asset Prices (Bloomberg)
    • Trump’s market cheerleading tweets could end up fueling a bubble (CNBC)
    • Why Is Volatility So Low? (Bloomberg)

2017:

• • • This Gauge of Political Turmoil Stays Near Record High (Bloomberg)
    • President Trump Keeps Taking Credit for the Stock Market. Here’s What’s Really Driving It (Fortune)
    • Partisan Conflict Is High, but the Market Doesn’t Care (New York Times)
    • The Index of Political Conflict: Quantifying the Political Divide (Barron’s)
    • Here’s why stocks keep rallying despite the Trump-Russia headlines, DC paralysis (CNBC)
    • US charts that hearten bearish investors (Financial Times)
    • Political rancor as stock market heads toward summer doldrums (The Mercury News)
    • Stretched valuations for every major asset class (The New Paper)
    • US partisan conflict is at historically high levels, but the market doesn’t care (The Business Times)
    • Haben US-Aktien ihr Sommerhoch schon erreicht? (Neue Zürcher Zeitung)
    • Comfortably Numb? An Update on Investor Sentiment (Charles Schwab)
    • Politics may be tearing the country apart, but stocks are loving it (Marketwatch)
    • Monthly Economic and Financial Monitor (Bank of Canada)
    • Washington Will Cast a Shadow Over Stocks (Barron’s)
    • Index that tracks political conflict hits high (USA Today)
    • Instituciones sanas para crecer sin inflación (La Nacion)
    • Does China Present Global Risk? (Global Economic Intersection)
    • U.S. political conflict is at an all-time high since at least the 1970s, signaling trouble for stocks (The Philadelphia Inquirer)
    • The Daily Prophet: Red Flags Keep Popping Up in the Stock Market (Bloomberg)
    • Forget geopolitics, stock-market investors also fear ‘partisan conflict’ (Market Watch-Blog)
    • Strife Between Democrats and Republicans Curbs Business Spending (Bloomberg)
    • The U.S. Economy In 2017: Why Uncertainty Is The ‘Biggest Risk’ (Behind the Markets – Wharton Business Radio and Morningstar)
    • Donald Trump: a incerteza é o maior risco (Revista Amanha)

2016:

• • • Political Tempers Are Hotter Than Any U.S. Election Year Since ’80s (Bloomberg)
    • U.S. election risks could push Fed rate hikes further out (Reuters)
    • U.S. Politics Scares Overseas Investors (Bloomberg)
    • US politics has grown insanely polarized (Business Insider)
    • Economy takes hit when gridlock and political uncertainty rise (The Christian Science Monitor)
    • Deep dive (Bloomberg). Starts at minute 1.07
    • Can A Portfolio Have Politics? (Financial Advisor)
    • Beware The “Summer Of Suspense” (Seeking Alpha)
    • WSJ: Tallying the Economic Toll of Political Upheaval (Wall Street Journal)
      – Proximidade da eleição nos EUA paralisa investimentos e reduz crescimento (Wall Street Journal – Brasil)
      – La campaña electoral pesa en la economía de EE.UU. (La Prensa de Honduras)
      – La campaña electoral pesa en la economía de EE.UU. (La Nacion -Argentina)
      – La incertidumbre electoral pesa sobre la economía de Estados Unidos (El Periodico de Mexico)
    • Trump Vs. Clinton: What The Election Means For Markets And The Economy (Seeking Alpha)

2015:

• • • Television Interview with Steven Nemerovski from “None of the Above” (GrassRoots Community Network, Cable Television Channel 12 Aspen). Starts at minute 6.45
    • Divisiones ideológicas en Estados Unidos podrían haber retrasado la recuperación económica (La Republica)

2014:

• • • It’s Official: Partisan Rancor Worst in Over a Century (Bloomberg News)
    • New Way to Measure Washington’s Dysfunction (Businessweek)
    • Study: Americans aren’t that divided (Washington Examiner)
    • Is Partisan Conflict Really at a Four-Year Low? A New ed Index Says Yes (WSJ)
    • The fury of the makers (The Economist)
    • Partisan politics grew under Obama; weakens economy (Philadelphia Inquirer)
    • Gross National Rancor: A new measure of political failure (ABC 7, Detroit)
    • Political Targets (Washington Examiner).

2013:

• • • Political Polarization: It’s Worse Than You Think (Businessweek)
    • Lawmaker Squabbles Cost U.S. 1.75 Million Jobs: Cutting Research (Bloomberg News)
    • Fed Research Paper: Rise in Partisan Conflict is a Drag on the U.S. Economy (Wall Street Journal).

2012:

• • • Is a concentration of wealth at the top to blame for financial crises? (The Economist)
    • The usual suspect (The Economist)

» Blog coverage:

The rise and risk of fake news
Every democracy needs a little disloyalty (Live Mint -Blog)
Trump Presidency in Historical Context (Cowen Report)
Why Quantifying Partisanship Doesn’t Work (And Why Stocks Don’t Mind) (The Street)
TaxPayerAlert
Global Economic Intersection
Wall Street Cheat Sheet
eWallstreeter
Olympia Snowe´s blog
Economic Logic (2012) and Economic Logic (2014)
Marginal Evolution
NEP-DGE Blog
EconoMonitor
The calculus of discontent

» Short article (blog entry):
Divided we fall: polarization during the 1995 and 2013 shutdowns, one of the Top 10 most read articles of 2013 of this Blog. Version en espanol publicada en focoeconomico.org: Polarización política y crisis de gobernabilidad en EEUU. Earlier version: The Political Polarization Index (2013)