Arizona State University Department of Economics

61st Annual ASU/PNC Bank Economic Forecast Luncheon:
The longest-running, most trusted economic forecasting event in the Valley.
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Another successful ASU Economics Ph.D. Reunion Conference. Thank you to the organizers and all who made it.

We are pleased to announce our Job Market Candidates for 2022-23. http://ow.ly/Ojfu50Lcqg1

The Economics Department at Arizona State University, sponsored by , is pleased to present the 59th Annual ASU/PNC Bank Economic Forecast Luncheon on November 16, 2022. You can find more information and register on our webpage, http://ow.ly/ikKM50KQO7f

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It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our colleague Berthold Herrendorf, who recently passed away at age 58. Our deepest condolences go to his family and friends.

Berthold was an active member of the Economics Department. He obtained his Ph.D. at the European University Institute in 1996 and joined the department in 2003. He has contributed a great deal since then, having supervised several graduate students and contributing to the development of many others. He was an outstanding teacher and presenter of academic work, and won the college-wide W. P. Carey Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award in 2019. Berthold will be greatly missed.

Berthold's work concentrated on the study of economic development from a macroeconomic perspective, and his work was published in leading journals in the profession. His research consistently blended economic theory with careful measurement and data. He made multiple contributions to our understanding of the ultimate drivers of income and productivity differences across countries, ranging from the role of barriers to entry and trade on Total Factor Productivity, to the examination of what sectors make poorer countries unproductive.

Berthold's more recent contributions to the growing literature on the economic transformation -- the reallocation of resources away from agriculture to the manufacturing sector and ultimately to the service sector -- have been particularly influential. In several papers, he tackled a host of research questions on the topic, ranging from the nature of preferences consistent with the structural transformation, to the properties of technologies and rates of technical progress behind the structural transformation. His work has become over the years a mandatory reference for work in this area.

A conference in Berthold's honor will take place on November 4-5th. Details will be on our conference webpage soon.

Join us for the 58th Annual ASU/PNC Bank Economic Forecast Luncheon. We are offering both in person and virtual attendee options. For more information about the speakers bios and registration, please go to our webpage, https://wpcarey.asu.edu/efl.

ASU Econ welcomes Winnie Van Dijk from Harvard.

ASU Economics welcomes Huiyu Li , from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, in a Zoom presentation this Friday. You can view the paper on the seminar page, http://ow.ly/AyTr50GnYYH.