Milena Almagro

Apr 4, 2024 | nber.org | Milena Almagro |Tomás Domínguez-Iino

Skip to main content First version: November 2019. We thank Guillaume Fr´echette, Alessandro Lizzeri, Elena Manresa, Tobias Salz, Paul Scott, and Sharon Traiberman for their support at the early stages of this project. For useful feedback, we thank Juan Camilo Castillo, Don Davis, Fabian Eckert, Cecile Gaubert, Jessie Handbury, Allan Hsiao, Anders Humlum, Erik Hurst, Panle Jia-Barwick, Chad Syverson, and Lászlo Tétényi.

Mar 1, 2024 | nber.org | Milena Almagro |Felipe Barbieri |Juan Castillo |Nathaniel G. Hickok

We thank audiences at Booth, Harvard, MIT, Rice, Texas A&M, Yale, CEMFI, EIEF Junior Applied Micro Conference, Tinos IO Conference, LACEA-LAMES, NBER Market Design 2022 Meeting, Philadelphia Fed, UCLA IO/Spatial Conference, Berkeley, Toronto, Georgetown, JHU, Maryland, Wharton RE, UIUC, UNLP, WashU in St Louis, St Louis Fed, IIOC, LSE, Oxford, Warwick, IFS/LSE/UCL IO workshop, Cowles, SED, ERWIT/CURE, Sciences Po, Chicago-Princeton Spatial Conference, Stanford Cities Workshop, Duke, GWU,...

Sep 13, 2023 | philadelphiafed.org | Eric Chyn |Milena Almagro |Bryan A. Stuart

This paper studies one of the largest spatially targeted redevelopment efforts implemented in the United States: public housing demolitions sponsored by the HOPE VI program. Focusing on Chicago, we study welfare and racial disparities in the impacts of demolitions using a structural model that features a rich set of equilibrium responses.