Last year, my colleague/coauthor Ed Taylor and I published the 3rd Edition of our Intro to Dev Econ textbook with @ucpress. We explain the logic of this unconventional book and why we teach it the way we do in this blog post: https://t.co/rzGfrP17r0
10+.Many replication issues are more gray than black and white.
Science is supposed to be collaborative and a public good.
Unfortunately, the comment-reply system is overly turf-ridden and adversarial.
I hope we can all share credit and good will with each other (12/12)
At least 25% of Indian rural workers can’t find jobs in lean months, helping explain why self-employment is high in poor countries and pointing to large labor market distortions, from @emilybreza, @supKaur, and Yogita Shamdasani https://t.co/Ljp83DkV4x
This morning, @BrownUniversity President Christina Paxson announced plans for close to traditional fall semester on campus (with some adjustments)
And a requirement that all students on campus be vaccinated
This is the right call. Vaccines get us our lives back
Deadline for ACM COMPASS conference is extended to Friday April 9! We would love to see your work on data science + development economics. https://t.co/qk80Ai3z88 @acmcompass
In Uganda, a mobile phone-based marketplace for agricultural commodities increased trade flows and reduced price divergence, but only for the largest farmers who could reach the scale required to find buyers on the platform. https://t.co/xAJxW7rh6C by @lfbergquist & McIntosh
@aidthoughts True in part imo, though I'm pretty sure there was a tweet about getting kicked in the face that would apply here. Also the econ conflict world is at least as interdisciplinary as others as far as my experience goes. Look at @ESoConflict for e.g.
If you’re curious to know how Pakistani’s have been doing under covid here is a very informative survey exercise @CERPakistan has been carrying out every few months.
It’s a nice interactive database so scroll down and see the different figures
https://t.co/YAP4CkSSaS