Benjamin Schoefer
Associate Professor (with tenure)
Department of Economics
UC Berkeley
Director, Macro Labor Center for the Study on Aggregate Labor Markets, Policies, and Institutions, at UC Berkeley and IRLE
Journal of Monetary Economics, Associate Editor
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Visiting Researcher
Bundesbank (German Central Bank), Research Professor
IWH Halle Research Fellow (Senior Researcher)
NBER Research Associate (Economic Fluctuations & Growth, Monetary,
Public, Labor)
CEPR
Research Affiliate
(Monetary Economics and Fluctuations, Labour, Public)
IZA Research Fellow
CESifo
Affiliate Member
CV
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Upcoming Conference Organization
Codetermination
and Power in the Workplace
Journal of Law and Political Economy 3.1 (2022), with Simon Jäger and Shakked Noy
Publication,
Economic Policy
Institute: Unequal Power
Project
Equitable
Wage Growth: Macroeconomic Perspectives
Invited book chapter, in: "Boosting Wages for U.S.
Workers in the New Economy"
(Washington Center for Equitable Growth/US Berkeley Institute for Research on
Labor and Employment 2021 Essay Series)
Web
version, Complete
book (PDF) Complete
book (web version)
Recent Discussions etc.
Discussion: "Sticky Wages on the Layoff Margin," by Steven Davis and Pawl Krolikowski
NBER Summer Institute, Labor Studies, July 2023
Slides
Discussion: "Firm Market Power, Worker Mobility, and Wages in the US Labor Market," by Sadhika Bagga
NBER Wage Dynamics in the 21st Century, September 2022
Slides
Employment Adjustment and COVID: Some Thoughts
on Theory and Reality
Invited short talk connecting academic and policy
perspectives CEPR-IZA-OECD Workshop: Employment Support
Strategies during COVID-19, October 2020
Slides
Teaching
Econ
202B: Macroeconomic Theory (mandatory first-year PhD course)
Econ 101B: Intermediate Macroeconomics (Math Intensive/Honors Track)
Econ 191: Topics in Economic Research
[Econ 236B: Macroeconomics (second-year field course) (not
currently)]
Econ 237: Macroeconomics Research Seminar