Our Call for Mentors is open 🚨
Join us to inspire the next generation of economists!
Commit 12-15 hours for the year
Eligibility: PhD in economics, public policy or related fields
Deadline: July 15
Apply: https://t.co/G4rjkOM0kA
@Prof_Nishith_P@leightjessica@p_mukherj
📢 8th QMUL Economics & Finance Workshop for PhD and Postdoctoral Students 2026
Submission Deadline: 13 March 2026 (11:59pm GMT)
The School of Economics and Finance at QMUL is hosting its 8th annual PhD & Postdoc Workshop, organized by QMUL doctoral students. The goal is to create a stimulating environment for early-career researchers to present work and receive detailed feedback.
Read more here: https://t.co/32m9WMuFqr
📢 4ᵗʰ Milan PhD Economics Workshop 2026 – Call for Papers at Bocconi University
The Milan PhD Economics Workshop is an annual conference bringing together doctoral researchers from
leading global institutions to present and discuss cutting-edge research.
Keynote Speakers:
Víctor Sancibrián, Bocconi University
Amalia Repele, Institute for International Economic Studies
Paper submission deadline: 28 February 2026
Read more here: https://t.co/tCS0z7Uaut
🚨 Call for Papers 🚨
Happy to announce the 8th QMUL Economics and Finance Workshop for PhD & PostDoc (21–22 May 2026)
Keynote speakers: Joana Naritomi (LSE) and @thesamasher (ICL).
Submit your paper or extended abstract by March 13: https://t.co/WtUwpbNubv
📢Final reminder! #CallForPapers - 5th Finance and Productivity (FINPRO) Conference: Corporate Finance and Productivity in Times of Geopolitical Fragmentation
Deadline: 30 November 2025
Both empirical and theoretical contributions are welcome.
https://t.co/EW37eEvLkQ
#EconTwitter
📢#CallForPapers - 5th Finance and Productivity (FINPRO) Conference: Corporate Finance and Productivity in Times of Geopolitical Fragmentation
Deadline: 30 November 2025
Both empirical and theoretical contributions are welcome.
https://t.co/gIBpGQ7jSU
#EconTwitter
🎌Call for Papers! 5th Conference on Finance and Productivity: ‘Corporate Finance and Productivity in Times of Geopolitical Fragmentation’ 🎌
24-25 April 2026. Tokyo🗻
Submission deadline: 30 November
Submit 👉 https://t.co/2JPTNQJXkK
@CompNet9@cepr_org@koetter_michael
🎉 First day as a Researcher at @IWH_Halle and Assistant Professor at @UniJena! Feels surreal to begin this new chapter after completing my PhD at @FordhamNYC. Deeply grateful for all the support along the way and excited to work with such brilliant colleagues!
NEW PSC/PARC Population Studies Working Paper!
Justine Herve @JustineHerve - Subha Mani @manimetrix - Jere Behrman - @BehrmanJere - Ramanan Laxminarayan - Arindam Nandi @ArindamNandiPhD
Intergenerational Mobility in Depression and Anxiety in India
https://t.co/SBFTsTvBOK...
📢 7th QMUL Workshop for PhD Students & Post-Docs! 📢
📝 Apply by March 14 → https://t.co/bsFw2CAdNo
📅 May 22-23
📍 Queen Mary University of London
✨ 1st announced keynote speaker: Tim Besley (LSE)
🏨 We can provide accommodation!
https://t.co/jwUNClT0H2
Analyzing data on Chilean firms to examine whether credit lines and government-backed credit guarantees mitigated the impact of the large sudden stop event during the pandemic — the withdrawal of international capital, from Miguel Acosta-Henao, Andrés Fernández, @gom_patty, and @skalemliozcan https://t.co/cdHvZRMzHX
In today's Dev Impact blog, Katherine Theiss (an econ JM candidate from Fordham) highlights a new source of reporting bias in survey-based estimates of IPV prevalence: women surveyed in the evening are less likely to report IPV.
https://t.co/dx8JX5rIt2
At the #SEA meetings I was thrilled to see the work of our former @Fordham PhD students being cited by well-known economists in the field.
It is somewhat of a secret, that our students have been publishing in some of the highest-quality economics journals. ⬇️
Competition drives innovation, boosts productivity & strengthens economic resilience.
Pleased to open the Global Forum on Competition to discuss how competitive environments promote efficiency and equality of opportunity & foster entrepreneurship.
🔗️ https://t.co/6UhLo14kfg
What is behind Europe's productivity problem? A large productivity gap relative to the US in the tech sector & low business dynamism. Two factors driving this: smaller market size and lower access to finance relative to the US. The fix: Deepen the EU single market. Read more here: https://t.co/f1QTnQGakE