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
Looking forward to the NEUDC 2024 conference on November 2 and 3 at our @Northeastern
Boston campus hosted by @GAP_NU_ , @Prof_Nishith_P,
@SilviaPrina. The program is posted here: https://t.co/VoAY2iTtwA… Registration ends on Oct 1 and can be found here: https://t.co/Qs5H1xIeaz
Happy to share my new publication with @francesco_carli in EER: E-money, risk-sharing, and welfare. We evaluate the welfare implications of e-money technologies and the optimality of regulating the e-money sector. https://t.co/je0wpHKINg
@WilliamsEcon assoc. professor Susan Godlonton shows that warrantage—an innovative type of rural finance—increased farmers' sales revenues in Burkina Faso, which was subsequently reinvested in education, health, and future farm capital. Read more via @vox_dev:
PhDone 🥳 Very happy to have defended my thesis and extremely grateful to everyone who supported me along the way. Big shout out to @UrasEcon@christophwalsh@pinarandmore@BraggionFabio Steven Nafziger, Quamrul Ashraf, to my friends, my family, and my partner.
New working paper with @HazalSezerEcon - on technology, firm growth, wages, and labor unions. We explore the connection between growth and stagnant wages, alongside the puzzling decline in unionization rates amidst these trends.
🚨 New Working Paper Alert @UrasEcon🚨"Firms and Unions": Diving into the intricate interplay between firm growth, wages, and the unstoppable march of technology. Is firm growth always better for wages? Let's find out! 🧵
Happy to see the publication of my paper with Ping Wang at Journal of Development Economics: Misallocation, Productivity and Development with Endogenous Production Techniques. We show that misallocation of production techniques generates large TFP losses. https://t.co/46mOEtGc56
In #NEUDC2023 session Social Networks explored heterogeneity affects on network-based targeting, physical seat distance affects education outcomes, and effects of peer monitoring, chaired by @UrasEcon.
🖇️Read the papers: https://t.co/2jC3rG5PGn