"Power makes itself invisible so we don’t question whether things should be the way they are. This should not be why Kenya is on the map, and if the world was fair, these scholars would be able to operate on the world stage as themselves.” https://t.co/T0nzx8EoKM
🌟NEW CSAE Working Paper 'The Political Economy of Economic Policy Advice' by @gamblingondev.
This paper offers a framework for assessing how to maximise the economic development impact of advice, allowing for the political incentives of those in power.
https://t.co/jAkf52R1sw
Any good leads to resources on #behavioral#Economics to undergrad students. My university is teaching it for the first time and any help is appreciated!
Milestone unlocked: my research on the overstatement of GDP growth in autocracies is featured in this week's issue of @TheEconomist https://t.co/bF6i4LdMhR
Interested in causal inference? I updated my course last year and have posted the course materials online. If you're teaching a causal inference course, please feel free to steal my lecture notes! https://t.co/fgSxhzGsnR
Dream IE training team!📋 Last week five CEGA Fellows @WalelignZena, @Saba_getnet, Eyoual Demeke, Shibiru Melesse, and Habtamu Edjigu organized a four-day training for 25+ researchers and faculty @Univ_Gondar. Joined by the guest trainer, CEGA affiliate Michael Carter. @CEGA_UC
BREAKING NEWS:
The 2021 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel has been awarded with one half to David Card and the other half jointly to Joshua D. Angrist and Guido W. Imbens.
#NobelPrize
I always had the sense that some countries are underrepresented in economics research, but never knew how much. Here are some pretty stark statistics about NBER working papers. 1/3
I'm going to write an occasional column for @washingtonpost that summarizes recent trends in the economics of education. My first column is about a suite of recent studies on the potential benefits of grade inflation. https://t.co/7oqNf93mfn
Important study showing that people in poorer countries are highly willing to get vaccinated, if only vaccines were available to them. We need vaccine equity and justice, not charity and colonialism. @Nature https://t.co/uLMdQeeY2S
It's less than two months to Cop26 and most campaigners from developing countries have heard nothing about how to get jabbed.
Most haven't booked flights and accommodation: many fear they might have to back out of the summit at the very last minute.
https://t.co/C1kiJUQIZq