I’m incredibly honored to have received the SOLE Poster Prize 🏆 for my paper:
“The Effect of Public Sector Relocations on Regional Development in Germany“ at the 6th World Labor Conference in Toronto!
#SOLE2025#EconTwitter
Forthcoming article "Wealth and its Distribution in Germany, 1895–2021" by Thilo N H Albers, @CharlyBartels and @MSchularick@EEANews@OUPAcademic
Teaching materials available: https://t.co/tCzfSWh4Lu
https://t.co/XdRtQgIOuj
A huge thank you to all the students and faculty who participated in the UEA Summer School this year!
It was an incredible week of research discussions. We are grateful to everyone who joined us and made the experience so special.
I really enjoyed the lectures and the chance to meet very cool people doing very cool research in urban economics!
Many thanks to the organizers, speakers, and fellow participants for making it such a fun few days.
Many thanks as well to Sara Bagagli and Elena Renzullo for organizing such a strong workshop.
PS: If you are an early career woman working in the field, I can highly recommend applying for next year’s edition of the workshop!
It was a great experience to present my paper, “The Effect of Public Sector Relocations on Regional Development in Germany,” at the 2nd LSE Workshop for Early Career Women in Economic Geography and Spatial Economics!
https://t.co/GB3xjGHISp
It was a genuinely rewarding workshop with an engaged and knowledgeable audience. Special thanks to @henryoverman for serving as my discussant and for very helpful comments, and to all participants for the thoughtful discussion.
🚨 Forthcoming in Econometrica!
How does trade liberalization affect developing countries with large informal sectors?
Informality fundamentally changes how we think about the gains from trade. (1/5)
Submissions open to the 8th Workshop on urban economics hosted by the @FundacioIEB at the University of Barcelona on the 17-18 of June. Keynotes by @Ahlfeldt and Lu Han (Wisconsin). Come join us under the 🌼 ☀️!. Submit your papers by the 15 March. https://t.co/UuGc6Khgjj
#QJE Feb 2026, #7, “Who’s Afraid of the Minimum Wage? Measuring the Impacts on Independent Businesses Using Matched U.S. Tax Returns,” by Rao (@nirupama_rao) and Risch: https://t.co/VdStB3xymS
📢 CfP: 9th WIEN Workshop
Join us for a two-day meeting that brings together researchers interested in international economics, global value chains, and economic geography.
📍University of Vienna
📅Deadline: 15.03.2026
🗒️https://t.co/lzqwjfYHai
#WIEN2026#ResearchOpportunity
I was delighted to participate in the CEPR Paris Symposium 2025! Thanks to everyone who stopped by for the serious engagement, constructive, specific feedback and comments on my poster on “The Effect of Public Sector Relocations on Regional Development”!
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr “for having identified the prerequisites for sustained growth through technological progress” and the other half jointly to Aghion and Howitt “for the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction.”
#NobelPrize
1 month left to submit your work for the 29th Annual Meeting of the Society of Labor Economists, held May 1–2, 2026, at the Hilton Denver City Center. Complete papers should be submitted, 1 submission per individual. Deadline October 31! https://t.co/LpXff4kgt0
So much just happened at this year‘s #VfS_Conf2025!
I had the honor to chair the session “The Great Reallocation – Public Policy and the Geography of Growth” and to present my paper “Public Sector Relocations and Regional Development in Germany.”