Juan Carlos Suárez

@J_C_Suarez

Public finance economist. Last name: Suárez Serrato. First name sounds like "one car lost" with no "t". More at jcsuarez.com

jcsuarez.com Joined August 2012

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Juan Carlos Suárez @J_C_Suarez Nov 2, 2018

#EconTwitter I put together a Shiny app comparing turnaround times at @JPolEcon @AEAjournals @QJEHarvard @econometricsoc @EJ_RES @JofFinance

You can compare desk rejections and mean/median wait time for journals conditional on getting referee reports

jcsuarez.shinyapps.io/journal_turnar…

Juan Carlos Suárez @J_C_Suarez Nov 7, 2025

The Stanford Tax (STAX) Lab at @StanfordGSB is hiring a Director to lead innovative business tax research and collaborations across academia, industry, and government.

Shape the future of tax policy and practice.

📍 Hybrid, 2-year term.
🔗 Apply: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/director-…

Juan Carlos Suárez @J_C_Suarez Feb 8, 2025

Reminder to submit your papers to the NBER Conference on the Economic Analysis of Business Taxation

The submission deadline is February 10, 2025

conference.nber.org/confsubmit/bac…

Juan Carlos Suárez @J_C_Suarez Jan 8, 2025

Want to go to Venice this summer?

Submit your papers on the regulation and taxation of multi-unit groups!

We're looking for papers at the intersection of public economics and trade. We'll have great keynotes and fun co-organizers!

Martina Magli @MartinaMagli1 Jan 7, 2025

1. A workshop at the intersection of International and Public Economics
2. @Tfpiasecki and @Mathieu_Parenti as keynotes
3. @JakobMiethe and Juan Carlos co-organising
4. Venice and the amazing ifo Staff coordinating everything

What else?

cesifo.org/en/event/2025-…
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Juan Carlos Suárez @J_C_Suarez Aug 6, 2024

I learned a lot working on this paper.

Admin tax data and experimentally allocated public infrastructure allowed us to measure small differences between these lines.

Yet there is so much more to learn about the level and slope in this graph!

Francisco Garfias @fgarfiasr Aug 5, 2024

We confirm that Hábitat improved infrastructure, particularly piped water and sewerage, and increased program recall by residents.

Despite large benefits/recognition, we find no changes in tax compliance using administrative tax data. We can rule out even small effects.

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