In our latest blog post,
@AnoukvVeldhoven
talks about her paper that models intimate partner violence as a function of disagreement and communication between partners, and confirms the model's predictions with data from an RCT in Pakistan. https://t.co/0QeOQo1FzS #EconTwitter
Your latest interview is out! @manysheva_k talks about the importance of using macroeconomics to study development, innovation in a development context, and engaging with stakeholders. Check it out!
https://t.co/vdmJNCfGKa
#ETRM#EconTwitter
Check out our newest interview! @oyebolaoo talks about taxation policy in developing countries, working at the World Bank and advice for PhD students
https://t.co/hP8WP2trcs #ETRM
Just published! Don't miss our interview with Dean Karlan (@deankarlan) on his path in development economics, the current funding uncertainty, and the value of development aid. Read it here: https://t.co/HbFzXvJEuz #econtwitter#ETRM
New interview on the blog! @claudferraz talks about the importance of understanding local context and political constraints when studying development policies, among other insights into his career and research. Read the full interview here: https://t.co/ISYaix3297 #econtwitter
Sharing the gains from trade liberalization, @AnhPTNguyen JMP studies how migration and trade policies work together to reduce inequality in Vietnam https://t.co/ql9ZQL1Iam #econtwitter#jmp
It was such a pleasure to collaborate with the World Bank Development Impact blog to feature #econjmp posts. Thanks @dmckenzie001 and the team! We still have two more blogs coming up. Stay tuned. #econtwitter#jmp
I'm very excited to join the Brooks School of Public Policy and the Department of Economics at @Cornell in January. And we're hiring pre-doc fellows in development economics! Great 1–2 year PhD preparation. Please share widely! https://t.co/5WpD5QoUZR
Studying unequal intrahousehold impacts of climate shocks, @fnajeeb42 found that “flood exposure triggers a reallocation of household resources away from women towards men within the household” https://t.co/C2G6NTAUjP #JMP#jmpblog
RFP out for 2025 Structural Transformation of Agriculture and Rural Spaces (STARS) Fellowship, @Cornell in collaboration with @wb_research, @CGDev, @PEPnetwork, & @IICAnews. Research mentorship for early career (PhD not before 2019) economists working on development topics. 1/2
In an RCT partner with a Tanzania garment manufacturing firm, Yuen Ho from @AreBerkeley found that workers are highly overconfident when guessing their own leadership scores, even when they earn bonus for answering accurately. https://t.co/eEkfhTUojP #JMP#jobmarketblog
Our first job market paper series blog @econthatmatters. Check out @chidiya_ JMP blog about super interesting experiment on social media AI, regulation, and radicalization.
We are thrilled to launch our job market paper series blog for 2024-2025. Check our first blog by @chidiya_ about AI, regulation, and radicalization https://t.co/d2bBIz5Phh
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Our interview with @fernandomaragon is now live! Check the post to explore his insights on development economics and impactful policy research https://t.co/iOMa689vC4 #ETRMinterview
We are back with our interview series! This is from last semester when we interviewed @chrisudry, thank you for the insightful discussion!
https://t.co/UySPUNMP6x
In this week's Job Market post, @FarahzadiShadi at @LSEEcon explores how inter-ethnic marriages influence migration to UK. Read more here: https://t.co/FmEvGYBrJu