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    Do you guys know some rising macro stars in non- top10 schools?
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    Richard Rogerson and Ed Prescott at ASU are really good macro guys. (not rising stars)

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    Quote Originally Posted by dafrk3in View Post
    Richard Rogerson and Ed Prescott at ASU are really good macro guys. (not rising stars)
    Ed Prescott might have done some excellent research but I was in his lecture that he gave at the central bank in the country where I lived previously and I was far less impressed. He was talking about the pension systems and not only was it incredibly boring, but what was really astonishing, he was not able to answer a single question he was asked later in the discussion. The governor always had to help him out of the silence by asking for another question. Quite embarassing for a Nobel Prize winner. I do not know, maybe just a bad day, but for me, as well as for the others, that were sitting there, this was a really strange experience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veroniquaz View Post
    Ed Prescott might have done some excellent research but I was in his lecture that he gave at the central bank in the country where I lived previously and I was far less impressed. He was talking about the pension systems and not only was it incredibly boring, but what was really astonishing, he was not able to answer a single question he was asked later in the discussion. The governor always had to help him out of the silence by asking for another question. Quite embarassing for a Nobel Prize winner. I do not know, maybe just a bad day, but for me, as well as for the others, that were sitting there, this was a really strange experience.
    He wrote a meaningful(to some) paper. There are plenty of people that know their stuff, but couldn't teach the alphabet to a kindergardener.
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    ive heard about prescott from his old students that he is really bad at presenting.
    rising macro guys that i know of are all in top schools. jesus velaverde at duke is pretty good too. others at top 10 are:
    ivan werning (someone described him to be as a super super star)
    george mario angelatos
    mikhail golosov
    Emmanuel Farhi
    aleh tsyvinski ( i saw him present, hes really good)

    good macro guys almost always end up in good schools because they are rare...
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