Jordan Rosenthal-Kay

Jordan Rosenthal-Kay
Economist
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

Jordan.Rosenthal-Kay@sf.frb.org
@jordanr_k · @jordanrk.bsky.social

Views expressed here are my own and not my employer's.

My work focuses on spatial and urban economics, international trade, and environmental economics.

I write scattered thoughts on cities, trade, and film.

Papers

The winners and losers of climate policies: a sufficient statistics approach (with Thomas Bourany)
Conditionally accepted, The Economic Journal

How local is local development? Evidence from casinos (with Ari Anisfeld)
Accepted, Regional Science and Urban Economics

Working papers

Urban costs around the world

Several million demand elasticities (with James Traina and Uyen Tran)

Works in progress

Urban development dynamics and zoning (with Chase Abram)
Approaches to modeling climate migration (with Tom Bearpark, Nic Choquette-Levy, Michael Oppenheimer, and Tingyin Xiao)

Geography, uncertainty, and the cost of climate change (with Tom Bearpark and Aditya Bhandari)

Other

How Practical Are Biden’s Proposals to Promote Labor Market Competition? with James Traina. ProMarket, March 2022.

Consensus and Clustering in Opinion Formation on Networks. (with Julia Bujalski, Grace Dwyer, Todd Kapitula, Quang-Nhat Le, Harjasleen Malvai, and Joshua Ruiter)
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A. 5 March 2018.