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Review of Economic Studies
De Gustibus and Disputes about Reference DependencePol Campos-Mercade · Lorenz Goette · Thomas Graeber · Alexandre Kellogg · Charles Sprenger
This paper examines whether heterogeneity in individual gain-loss attitudes — the degree to which people weigh losses more or less severely than equivalent gains — contaminates prior tests of …
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Review of Economic Studies
Eliciting Multiple Prior BeliefsMohammed Abdellaoui · Philippe Colo · Brian Hill
Multiple prior decision models—in which beliefs are represented by a set of probability measures rather than a single measure, generating a probability interval for each event—have become increasingly …
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Quarterly Journal of Economics
Growth Experiences and Trust in GovernmentTimothy Besley · Christopher Dann · Sacha Dray
This paper investigates whether individuals who have experienced stronger GDP growth over their lifetimes are more likely to trust their national government. The authors — Besley, Dann, and Dray — …
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Journal of Money, Credit and Banking
23 Oct 2025
Misspecified Expectations among Professional ForecastersJULIO L. ORTIZ
Analyzing panel data from the U.S. Survey of Professional Forecasters (SPF, 1992Q1–2019Q4, 77 forecasters, 1,520 forecaster-quarter observations), Julio Ortiz finds that a “misspecified …
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Review of Economic Studies
18 Feb 2026
Narratives about the MacroeconomyPeter Andre · Ingar Haaland · Christopher Roth · Mirko Wiederholt · Johannes Wohlfart
Layer 1 — Overview Research Question
This paper investigates two related empirical questions in the context of the historic surge in US inflation in late 2021 and 2022: (1) What narratives—causal …
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Journal of Monetary Economics
Professional survey forecasts and expectations in DSGE modelsYuliya Rychalovska · Sergey Slobodyan · Rafael Wouters
This paper asks whether Survey of Professional Forecasters (SPF) data can be efficiently integrated into medium-scale DSGE models, and whether models with imperfectly rational expectations based on …