DBrizhatyuk's profile picture. PhD economist @MoodysAnalytics
Macro, International economics, Applied time series
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Dmitry Brizhatyuk

@DBrizhatyuk

PhD economist @MoodysAnalytics Macro, International economics, Applied time series (DMEE-tree BRI-JAH-took)

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No one can humiliate Russia more than Putin did by invading Ukraine. He destroyed the Russian army's reputation as a victor over nazis, made Russia an international pariah, and jeopardized its future. Defeating Putin will give Russia a chance to start a revival.


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Update: here is my new favourite plot on this topic. I pooled the data from all 11 federal elections from 2000 to 2021 and made a scatter plot of all 1+ million polling stations together. Just look at the periodic integer pattern in the top-right (i.e. fraudulent) corner! [11/10]

hippopedoid's tweet image. Update: here is my new favourite plot on this topic. I pooled the data from all 11 federal elections from 2000 to 2021 and made a scatter plot of all 1+ million polling stations together. Just look at the periodic integer pattern in the top-right (i.e. fraudulent) corner! [11/10]

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A new data base of banking-crisis interventions since the 13th century across 100+ countries! See working paper by Metrick and Schmelzing: nber.org/papers/w29281#… #econtwitter


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Profiling your code Just talking to a coauthor about profiling code and realized this may not be known to many researchers who code a lot but don’t have much software background. So here is a short thread on a tool that can speed up heavy computations by orders of magnitude.


1. Novosibirsk, RUS 2. Seattle, USA 3. London, UK 4. Paris, FR 5. Moscow, RUS 6. New York, USA 7. Saint Petersburg, RUS

What are the towns / cities you’ve spent the most of your life in? I feel like when you get to number 4 or 5 it’s actually quite surprising. ≈ 1. Blackburn ≈ 1. London 3. Liverpool 4. Probably Canterbury?! 5. Maybe Manchester but also maybe Barcelona?



Looking forward to presenting my paper "Housing market cycles, productivity growth, and household debt"! Paper: dbrizhatyuk.github.io/my_files/Brizh…; Slides: dbrizhatyuk.github.io/my_files/Brizh…

Looking forward to the 52nd Annual Conference of the Money, Macro and Finance Society. Join us tomorrow for 3 days packed with contributed presentations, two special sessions and five keynote speakers More info at mmf.ac.uk/conference/202…

MMF_research's tweet image. Looking forward to the 52nd Annual Conference of the Money, Macro and Finance Society.

Join us tomorrow for 3 days packed with contributed presentations, two special sessions and five keynote speakers

More info at mmf.ac.uk/conference/202…


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What other researchers may find useful (we hope) are the extended Miranda-Agrippino and Ricco (2021)'s series of high-frequency instruments for - conventional monetary policy shock - information shocks for the sample 1990:01-2015:12 github.com/GRicco/info-po…

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GitHub - GRicco/info-policy-surprises: Here you can download the high-frequency instruments for...

Here you can download the high-frequency instruments for monetary policy and information of Miranda-Agrippino and Ricco (2021), extended to 2015:12. - GRicco/info-policy-surprises

1️⃣ We extend to 2015:12 the IV for conventional MP of Miranda-Agrippino and Ricco (2021). The original IV ends in 2009:12. We show that including the ZLB period in the identification does not alter the transmission. You can find the updated IV here: tinyurl.com/62h7kwcc

RicDegasperi's tweet image. 1️⃣ We extend to 2015:12 the IV for conventional MP of Miranda-Agrippino and Ricco (2021). The original IV ends in 2009:12. We show that including the ZLB period in the identification does not alter the transmission. You can find the updated IV here: tinyurl.com/62h7kwcc


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A friend sent me this. Read and think carefully whether you want your private medical history to be given out to this central database. If you want to opt out, go to the NHS app under “Your Health” and scroll down to the end. It’s well hidden, but there. ft.com/content/9fee81…


This is epic

US soldiers stationed on European bases that host nuclear weapons have exposed a multitude of sensitive security details -- including where weapons are stored & secret duress words -- by using flashcard learning apps that appear publicly in online searches bellingcat.com/news/2021/05/2…



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I mean after Putin was so severely condemned and sanctioned internationally after the Navalny case, how did Lukashenko think he would get away with this. (Oh wait ...)


Macro and meteorology: similar in certain ways. A great analogy!

DBrizhatyuk's tweet image. Macro and meteorology: similar in certain ways. A great analogy!

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Congratulations to two of my favorite economists. And what a nice story! Great ideas come out of this casual interaction. For me, one of the main reasons to look forward to going back to the pre-pandemic normal.

How it all started: Prof John Moore shares how he and fellow winner of @FundacionBBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award, Prof Nobuhiro Kiyotaki, first met. Full story 👉edin.ac/3e7MY13 John's research 👉maccalm.org @maccalm_project @PrincetonEcon @LSEEcon



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math is a concise human language developed to express concepts and reasoning in the way that avoids ambiguity


Very interesting research agenda!

Very happy to have this article come out in @AEAjournals Papers & Proceedings! The session, "Long-Term Effects of Early Life Outcomes", was joint with two great papers by Ashna Arora + @urfriendlen + @HjortJ and @SteveRo48195125 + Patralekha Ukil 1/n

J_ArellanoBover's tweet image. Very happy to have this article come out in @AEAjournals Papers & Proceedings!

The session, "Long-Term Effects of Early Life Outcomes", was joint with two great papers by Ashna Arora + @urfriendlen + @HjortJ and @SteveRo48195125 + Patralekha Ukil    1/n


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BEAR 5.0 is a state-of-the art tool for forecasting and policy analysis (developed with A. Dieppe, @dieppeworld). ecb.europa.eu/pub/research/w… THREAD:


Delighted to present my paper "Housing market cycles, productivity growth, and household debt". Paper: dbrizhatyuk.github.io/my_files/Brizh…, slides: dbrizhatyuk.github.io/my_files/Brizh…

🌅 Good morning to all. 🚨 Our very busy 2-day virtual IEA conference (hosted by @tcdeconomics) is due to start shortly with a welcome address by @tcddublin Prof. @Carol_Newman. 📌Check out the packed agenda online at bit.ly/IEA2021Program… #IEA2021



Desk rejection day! So quick that I'm not even upset: on to the next submission asap


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Baby Yoda is just capitalist Cheburashka. May the 4th be with you!

sovietvisuals's tweet image. Baby Yoda is just capitalist Cheburashka. May the 4th be with you!
sovietvisuals's tweet image. Baby Yoda is just capitalist Cheburashka. May the 4th be with you!

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Tom Sargent and @john_stachurski have written a textbook on advanced quantitative #economics with #Python. A draft is available for free here: python-advanced.quantecon.org/_downloads/pdf… Other lecture notes and code @quantecon: quantecon.org

JanWrampelmeyer's tweet image. Tom Sargent and @john_stachurski have written a textbook on advanced quantitative #economics with #Python. A draft is available for free here:

python-advanced.quantecon.org/_downloads/pdf…

Other lecture notes and code @quantecon: quantecon.org

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