Excited to launch Global Perspectives on Development Economics https://t.co/fMl21DSNcE
Conversations with development economists from LMICs on their journeys & creative solutions to global challenges.
Special thanks @CEGA_UC!
#DevelopmentEconomics#EconTwitter#Podcast
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
Spent 2 days at Dickinson College in a thoughtfully organized workshop on Household Economics in Developing Countries. Thanks Shamma Alam, @clausportner and @beegle_kathleen for putting this together, and for the invite. Love visiting the college!
What an amazing experience presenting and meeting other attendees/presenters at #PacDev2023 ! Thank you @CEGA_UC and @UW for organizing, I will not get over the beautiful campus for quite sometime:)
Interested in learning about economic development and new development interventions? Register for CEGA’s annual Pacific Conference for Development Economics which will be held on March 18th at the University of Washington!
Register now: https://t.co/S9TPAMG8R8
In an effort to get this out before twitter collapses, here is my 🚨JMP🚨 thread #econtwittter:
Question: How should we target disaster reconstruction aid?
Answer: Maybe we shouldn't.
More below and at my website: https://t.co/Vvv9zCG1jP
A better way to measure intergenerational mobility in middle- and low-income countries: read this spotlight on research by Stone Center postdoctoral scholar @ZafarRafia, who uses consumption expenditures to measure mobility in Indonesia. https://t.co/5VBbXK3Oh5
Honored and happy to share that I’ve been awarded the Dissertation Fellowship (ADF) @ Fordham University to fund the last year of my PhD! #PhD#EconTwitter
Big shout-out to my advisor @manimetrix for mentorship, support, and leading by example!