Marius Ring

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Assistant prof at UT Austin Finance (on leave), currently at Yale. Interested in household, public, and entrepreneurial finance, + aguardiente de agave

Austin, TX mariusring.com Joined June 2013

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Marius Ring @mariusring Oct 21, 2024

Very happy to see that my paper on the effects of wealth taxation on saving has found its new home. Short summary thread below. Special thanks to @DimitrisPapan20, @AnthonyDeFusco, @ProfNoto for bearing with me while I turned a research idea into a JMP!

The Review of Economic Studies @RevEconStudies Oct 18, 2024

New paper from @mariusring using Norwegian data shows that a tax on wealth may cause households to save *more*. 1/3

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Marius Ring @mariusring Apr 25

I'm very excited to join the NBER as a Faculty Research Fellow in the Public Economics program! I'm continuously inspired by the great economists I get to interact with at the public meetings. Many thanks to those who nominated me! @nberpubs

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Marius Ring @mariusring Dec 8, 2025

Very interesting paper on positive fiscal externalities from subsidizing job training programs

Natalie Millar @econnatalie Dec 8, 2025

My #EconJMP, “The Labor Market Returns to Customized Job Training”, examines how subsidized firm training that aligns skill supply with skill demand affects workers and whether subsidies generate benefits that justify public investment.

Website: nataliemillar.net

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Marius Ring @mariusring Oct 14, 2025

Finance dept at BI Norwegian Biz School in Norway is hiring! Excellent department that spans many fields, co-located w/ a great econ dept, attractive teaching load, unique admin data opportunities, and v. nice place to live. Job post below

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Marius Ring @mariusring Mar 5, 2025

New pub!🚨 (i) Income effects rather than intertemporal substitution (avoidance through giving quicker) dominate giving responses to wealth taxes. (ii) Studying bunching at inc. tax deduction cap, we find modest own-price elasticity, invariant to income

The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal Mar 5, 2025

A 1% wealth tax reduces charitable giving by 26%, inconsistent with a strong acceleration effect. Just Accepted new paper by Marius A. K. Ring (@mariusring) and Thor O. Thoresen zurl.co/FKPf5
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