Post <blockquote>JM is hard to expect. This year, there were five international econ Korean jmcs from decent schools with famous advisers, which means that they had the potential to get a good job. International macro Sora Lee: Minnesota, Tim Kehoe, Manuel Amador, Hannes Malmberg Yoon J. Jo: Columbia, Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Martín Uribe, David E. Weinstein International trade Jong Hyun Chung: Stanford, Kyle Bagwell, Pete Klenow, Kalina Manova Gueyon Kim: Wisconsin, Steven N. Durlauf, Rasmus Lentz, Jeffrey Smith, L.Kamran Bilir Ohyun Kwon: Wisconsin, Robert Staiger, Kamran Bilir, Charles Engel All they have no publication (SL has one but it's pre-doctoral). JC's BA is U of Chicago (advantage). YJ's primary field is macro (advantage, this year). jm performance is YJ (TAMU) > GK (UC Santa Cruz) >> OK (Drexel) ~ JC (Auburn) >> SL (KIET). YJ, GK, and SL are female. If you are preparing the upcoming job market in international econ. Visit their website and read jmp and cv. I hope that you can find the reason for their results. But, it's very hard to find it for me. International economics is not my field.</blockquote>

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