We study a newly designed survey administered to a large panel of wealthy retail investors.
The survey elicits beliefs that are important for macroeconomics and finance, and matches …

The increase in the extent of working-from-home determined by the COVID-19 health crisis
has led to a substantial shift of economic activity across geographical areas; which we refer …

Improvements in life expectancy among high-income countries are increasingly occurring in
later years. Efforts to exploit the malleability of age and the additional time longevity brings …

We leverage administrative linked employer-employee data from six European countries to
provide the first comparable cross-country evidence on the impact of labor market …

The paper studies the effect of health on work among older workers by eliciting two-and four-
year-ahead subjective probabilities of working under alternative health states. These …

The gender wage gap has declined over time. However, most of the remaining gap is
unexplained, partly because of gender convergence in wage‐determining characteristics. In …

Analysis of population aging is typically framed in terms of chronological age. However,
chronological age itself is not necessarily deeply informative about the aging process. This …

Measuring the sensitivity of housing demand to mortgage rates and available leverage is
challenging because there is generally no exogenous variation in these variables. This …

We investigate the source, magnitude, and unevenness of the procyclical forces that shape
labor force participation, ie, the participation cycle, which are important for the …

We document two robust features of the cross-sectional distribution of usual weekly hours
and hourly wages. First, usual weekly hours are heavily concentrated around 40 hours …