Aseem Kasim Patel

Assistant Professor (Lecturer) in economics @ the University of Essex | Former PhD student in economics @ScPoEcon

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

Very honored and grateful to receive this recognition for my research! Thank you @EALE, the organizing committee and co-participants for a wonderful conference in beautiful Padova. #EALE2022

A small (first-ever) Twitter 🧵about the paper:

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[EALE @eale_sbe]

We congratulate Aseem Patel, University of Essex, https://t.co/GLNpXE7uog
on winning the EALE Young Labour Economist Prize 2022 for his paper 'The Role of Firms in Shaping Job Polarization'.
#EALE2022 @eale_sbe @dSEA_Unipd

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

@HorngChernWong Congratulations! This is a great paper, learned a lot!

[Isaac Baley @isaacbaley]

First day of our workshop 𝙈𝙖𝙘𝙧𝙤 𝙁𝙡𝙪𝙘𝙩𝙪𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙈𝙞𝙘𝙧𝙤 𝙁𝙧𝙞𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨 at the @bse_barcelona Summer Forum

Sessions on information, technology, monopsony, and search frictions

Co-hosting with @jan_eeckhout @Simon_Mongey @jandres_blanco

[Andrew Leigh @ALeighMP]

Monopolies doesn't just hurt consumers. A new paper in Econometrica finds that uncompetitive labour markets can reduce workers' wages by up to 12% https://t.co/cLwA68xnkX (open access) #ausecon #fairgame @jan_eeckhout

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

@MarcoGPalladin1 Congratulations Marco!

[Uni Essex Economics Dept @UoE_Economics]

Watch this great Marginal Babble podcast with our very own Lukas Altermatt and find out how banks operate. https://t.co/lm2Oo9q7Ka

[Marion Goussé @MarionGousse]

A very well deserved award for my PhD advisor, Jean-Marc Robin ! Very happy to celebrate with him at this great workshop next tuesday at Sciences Po! 🍾 Still can register ! @RevueEco @ScPoEcon @CrestUmr @Ensai35

[JEEA @JEEA_News]

Forthcoming article by @shubhdeepdeb @jan_eeckhout @AseemPatel and @lfwarren_econ “What drives Wage Stagnation: Monopsony or Monopoly?” @EEANews @OUPEconomics
https://t.co/wobLlauM2M

[Ludovic Panon @LudovicPanon]

Two birds with one stone! Check out our @voxeu column on the role of international tensions in shaping #asylum policies in the #EU. @BaldwinRE
I'm also happy to share that this paper just got published in the European Economic Review! 1/2

[Aitor Irastorza-Fadrique @Aitor_IrastFadr]

Inaugural Essex PhD Conference in Applied Economics
📅March 27-28, 2023
🏫University of Essex, Colchester Campus
👥Keynotes: @orianabandiera & Marco Francesconi
⏳Submission by: Jan 3, 2023, 11:59PM (GMT)
📢Apply here: https://t.co/IVlMc6XZMz
💻Details: https://t.co/ffp0cVAjhz

[Marco G. Palladino @MarcoGPalladin1]

🚨NEW WP ALERT🚨

Damien Babet, @OlivierGodechot, and I study the recent dynamics of wage inequality in France.

A thread👇
#EconTwitter

[Barcelona School of Economics @bse_barcelona]

What Drives Wage Stagnation: Monopsony or Monopoly?

https://t.co/y1lmqF4knR

Barcelona School of Economics Working Paper by Shubhdeep Deb, @jan_eeckhout, Aseem Patel and Lawrence Warren
#EconTwitter #bseresearch @econ_empresaUPF @Uni_of_Essex @uscensusbureau

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

@ElioNimier @PaulineCarry @RaoulMaarseveen @eale_sbe @CrestUmr Good job, Elio!

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

@PaulineCarry @ElioNimier @RaoulMaarseveen @eale_sbe Congratulations, Pauline!

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

This implies that RBTC has important consequences for the welfare of both routine and non-routine workers as well as aggregate output, especially given the market power of these large firms.

Stay tuned to find out more about this soon!

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[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

Very honored and grateful to receive this recognition for my research! Thank you @EALE, the organizing committee and co-participants for a wonderful conference in beautiful Padova. #EALE2022

A small (first-ever) Twitter 🧵about the paper:

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[EALE @eale_sbe]

We congratulate Aseem Patel, University of Essex, https://t.co/GLNpXE7uog
on winning the EALE Young Labour Economist Prize 2022 for his paper 'The Role of Firms in Shaping Job Polarization'.
#EALE2022 @eale_sbe @dSEA_Unipd

[Aseem Kasim Patel @AseemPatel]

The improved productivity of large routine-intensive firms mitigated partially the decline in the aggregate share of routine occupations as these firms became larger.

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[Elif Kubilay @elifkubilay]

Please help our colleague Miltos if you haven’t done so 🙏🏻

[Economics. For Society. @ubscenter]

"Today there is one system that is broken that affects all of us: the competition in the economy."
@jan_eeckhout

Watch the replay → https://t.co/wYLxPW6j9T