Global Capital Allocation Project

Global Capital Allocation Project

@gcaproject.bsky.social

Research lab on how capital moves around the world aiming to improve international economic policy. Directed by Matteo Maggiori and Jesse Schreger. globalcapitalallocation.com

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Tomorrow, @jesseschreger.bsky.social speaks on Mkt and Political Power in Econ, AI, and New Digital Rules. He joins @ranaforoohar.bsky.social, Clement Bohr, Andrea Prat, Anya Schifrin, & @wallachlori.bsky.social. 🥳 Congratulations on 25 years to @ipdcolumbia.bsky.social!

Initiative for Policy Dialogue@ipdcolumbia.bsky.social

Happening now: The Initiative for Policy Dialogue’s 25th Anniversary Conference at Columbia University. Scholars, policymakers, and practitioners are gathering to reflect on 25 years of research and impact. #IPD25 Watch the livestream here: gsb-columbia-edu.zoom.us/j/9536714802...

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❗️The deadline to apply for the JIE-GCAP-BGS Conference on Geoeconomics at @StanfordGSB is coming up on September 15! More details in the call for papers: shorturl.at/r26Do Organized by @jesseschreger.bsky.social, Jeff Frieden, @rjuhasz.bsky.social, Carolin Pflueger, and Christoph Trebesch

Global Capital Allocation Project@gcaproject.bsky.social

GCAP and BGS will hold a JIE-GCAP-BGS Conference on Geoeconomics at Stanford GSB on February 27-28, 2026. Call for papers: shorturl.at/r26Do Organized by @jesseschreger.bsky.social, Jeff Frieden, @rjuhasz.bsky.social‬, Carolin Pflueger, and Christoph Trebesch

❗️The deadline to apply for the JIE-GCAP-BGS Conference on Geoeconomics at @StanfordGSB is coming up on September 15! More details in the call for papers: shorturl.at/r26Do Organized by @jesseschreger.bsky.social, Jeff Frieden, @rjuhasz.bsky.social, Carolin Pflueger, and Christoph Trebesch

Global Capital Allocation Project@gcaproject.bsky.social

GCAP and BGS will hold a JIE-GCAP-BGS Conference on Geoeconomics at Stanford GSB on February 27-28, 2026. Call for papers: shorturl.at/r26Do Organized by @jesseschreger.bsky.social, Jeff Frieden, @rjuhasz.bsky.social‬, Carolin Pflueger, and Christoph Trebesch

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Photos from the Econometric Society World Congress plenary on Geoeconomics by @mmaggiori.bsky.social - slides available here: globalcapitalallocation.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/geoecon_plen....

Global Capital Allocation Project@gcaproject.bsky.social

@mmaggiori.bsky.social gave a lunchtime plenary on Geoeconomics this week at the Econometric Society World Congress. Coverage from @chosunnews [Korean]: shorturl.at/jcK9N Coverage from Dong-a Ilbo [English]: shorturl.at/eMmwn

Non-technical brief and interactive data on geoeconomic pressure now available on our website, links in thread. Read the brief on how we use LLMs to analyze areas of the global economy that are vulnerable to geoeconomic pressure and examine how targeted entities respond.

Non-technical brief and interactive data on geoeconomic pressure now available on our website, links in thread. Read the brief on how we use LLMs to analyze areas of the global economy that are vulnerable to geoeconomic pressure and examine how targeted entities respond.

Non-technical brief and interactive data on geoeconomic pressure now available on our website, links in thread. Read the brief on how we use LLMs to analyze areas of the global economy that are vulnerable to geoeconomic pressure and examine how targeted entities respond.

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Join us tomorrow (online or in person) for @mmaggiori.bsky.social lecture on "Geoeconomics and the US-China Great Power Competition" - register at events.stanford.edu/event/2025hs...

Global Capital Allocation Project@gcaproject.bsky.social

GCAP Co-Director @mmaggiori.bsky.social will give the 2025 Dr. Sam-Chung Hsieh Memorial Lecture on "Geoeconomics and the US-China Great Power Competition" at Stanford GSB on April 15. This event is open to all, register for online or in-person attendance here: events.stanford.edu/event/2025hs...

We discuss how concepts of power in the political science and economics literature can be used to guide research on geoeconomics. Economic threats as a form of coercion have seen a recent resurgence, and we show how they can be modeled and understood using basic economic tools.