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Markus BrunnermeierPrinceton UniversityVerified email at princeton.edu
Pierre-Olivier GourinchasChief Economist, International Monetary FundVerified email at berkeley.edu
Antoinette SchoarMITVerified email at mit.edu
Christian BrodaUniversity of ChicagoVerified email at duquesne.com
Robert BarskyUniversity of Michigan (Professor Emeritus); Chicago Fed (Emeritus)Verified email at umich.edu
Annette Vissing-JorgensenFederal Reserve BoardVerified email at frb.gov
Christian JulliardLondon School of EconomicsVerified email at lse.ac.uk
Christian GollierToulouse School of EconomicsVerified email at tse-fr.eu
Robert McClellandUrban-Brookings Tax Policy CenterVerified email at urban.org
Michael FishmanProfessor of Finance, Kellogg School, Northwestern UniversityVerified email at kellogg.northwestern.edu
Motohiro YogoPrinceton UniversityVerified email at princeton.edu
Chang-Tai HsiehProfessor of Economics, The University of Chicago Booth School of BusinessVerified email at chicagobooth.edu
Itzhak (Zahi) Ben-DavidFisher College of Business, The Ohio State University and NBERVerified email at osu.edu
Hoonsuk ParkThe University of MelbourneVerified email at unimelb.edu.au
Brian BaughUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnVerified email at unl.edu
Maarten MeeuwisWashington University in St. LouisVerified email at wustl.edu
Yang SunAssistant Professor of Finance, Brandeis UniversityVerified email at brandeis.edu
Michael WoodfordColumbia UniversityVerified email at columbia.edu
Brian MelzerAssociate Professor of Business Administration, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth CollegeVerified email at tuck.dartmouth.edu
Daniel GreenAssistant Professor of Finance, Harvard Business SchoolVerified email at hbs.edu

Jonathan A. Parker

Robert C. Merton (1970) Professor of Finance

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Consumption over the life cycle PO Gourinchas, JA Parker Econometrica 70 (1), 47-89, 2002	2562	2002
Household expenditure and the income tax rebates of 2001 DS Johnson, JA Parker, NS Souleles The American Economic Review 96 (5), 1589-1610, 2006	1422	2006
Optimal expectations MK Brunnermeier, JA Parker American Economic Review 95 (4), 1092-1118, 2005	1296	2005
Consumer spending and the economic stimulus payments of 2008 JA Parker, NS Souleles, DS Johnson, R McClelland American Economic Review 103 (6), 2530-2553, 2013	1151	2013
Measuring the cyclicality of real wages: how important is composition bias? G Solon, R Barsky, JA Parker The quarterly journal of economics 109 (1), 1-25, 1994	979	1994
Consumption risk and the cross section of expected returns JA Parker, C Julliard Journal of Political Economy 113 (1), 185-222, 2005	734	2005
The reaction of household consumption to predictable changes in social security taxes JA Parker American Economic Review 89 (4), 959-973, 1999	712	1999
Optimal beliefs, asset prices, and the preference for skewed returns MK Brunnermeier, C Gollier, JA Parker American Economic Review 97 (2), 159-165, 2007	628	2007
Luxury goods and the equity premium Y Ait‐Sahalia, JA Parker, M Yogo The Journal of Finance 59 (6), 2959-3004, 2004	496	2004
The economic stimulus payments of 2008 and the aggregate demand for consumption C Broda, JA Parker Journal of Monetary Economics 68, S20-S36, 2014	323	2014
On measuring the effects of fiscal policy in recessions JA Parker Journal of Economic Literature 49 (3), 703-718, 2011	313	2011
Spendthrift in America? On two decades of decline in the US saving rate JA Parker NBER macroeconomics annual 14, 317-370, 1999	299	1999
Why don’t households smooth consumption? Evidence from a $25 million experiment JA Parker American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics 9 (4), 153-183, 2017	217	2017
Belief disagreement and portfolio choice M Meeuwis, JA Parker, A Schoar, D Simester The Journal of Finance 77 (6), 3191-3247, 2022	192	2022
The empirical importance of precautionary saving PO Gourinchas, JA Parker American Economic Review 91 (2), 406-412, 2001	192	2001
Who bears aggregate fluctuations and how? JA Parker, A Vissing-Jørgensen American Economic Review 99 (2), 399-405, 2009	172	2009
Precautionary saving and consumption fluctuations JA Parker, B Preston American Economic Review 95 (4), 1119-1143, 2005	162	2005
Asymmetric consumption smoothing B Baugh, I Ben-David, H Park, JA Parker American Economic Review 111 (1), 192-230, 2021	146*	2021
Taxes and growth in a financially underdeveloped country: Evidence from the Chilean investment boom CT Hsieh, JA Parker National Bureau of Economic Research, 2006	141*	2006
The consumption risk of the stock market JA Parker Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 2001 (2), 279-333, 2001	123	2001

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