The Julis-Rabinowitz Center for Public Policy and Finance
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Why Credit Booms Go Bad
Recent empirical work by JRCPPF Postdoctoral Associate Karsten Mueller and Emil Verner *18 (now at MIT) shows that the allocation of credit between... -
Recent Graduates Launch JRCPPF Alumni Forum
We profile Hamza Chaudhry '19, Marina Finley ’19, Abhiram Karuppur ’19, and Julia Zielczynska ’19, the recent grads behind the JRCPPF Alumni Forum. -
Student-run Podcast Marks 100th Episode
Policy Punchline, the student run podcast series launched in 2018 just published it's hundredth episode. -
Students Navigate Virtual Internships
Since 2014 JRCPPF’s summer internship program has supported undergraduates pursuing unpaid opportunities in finance, economics, and policy.
News & Ideas
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Congratulations to Princeton’s 2020 College Fed Challenge Team, which placed third in...
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New work from Adrien Matray and Natalie Bau show how India's foreign capital liberalization reduced capital misallocation and increased aggregate...
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New research finds that as countries become less economically friendly in terms of the welfare effects of their productivity growth, they also become...
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The award will support the ongoing work of the Center’s Macrofinance Lab.
Faculty Affiliates in the News
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Tuesday, Dec 1, 2020Cecilia Elena Rouse, dean of the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs and JRCPPF Executive Committee member, is the presumptive...
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Monday, Oct 12, 2020In his new book, JC de Swaan, lays out a case for doing good by doing well.
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Thursday, Oct 1, 2020A video conversation with JRCPPF Director Atif Mian...
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Wednesday, Sep 30, 2020Stephen Redding, professor of economics at Princeton and a faculty affiliate of the Center, was elected as a 2020 Fellow.
Macrofinance Lab
An initiative of the JRCPPF, this lab is dedicated to the study of the connection between finance and the macroeconomy.
