Arvind Chennupati

Doctoral Economics Student @ University of Oregon

[Lars Peter Hansen @UncertainLars]

At today's poster session, we had some inspiring research presented by our promising scholars: June Choi (Stanford), Meha Sadasivam (Columbia), Matias Solorza (UC Davis), Mark Walker (Princeton), and Zebang Xu (Cornell) #EconTwitter #ClimateChange

[Arvind Chennupati @Arvindgaru]

@divyarrs My Husband and Other Animals by Janaki Lenin.

[Arvind Chennupati @Arvindgaru]

@tessie_krishna Practical demonstration followed by theoretical presentation 😅

[Arvind Chennupati @Arvindgaru]

@toniwhited @MarthaF_F This was an interesting phenomenon I noticed when I moved to US for grad studies. In India (maybe few other countries too) there's no concept of grade inflation and when the transcripts are converted they reflect equivalent grades. Is that comparison usually considered?

[Arvind Chennupati @Arvindgaru]

@IIMA_Economics @IIMAhmedabad @Hyderabadi_chai @ChinmayTumbe @jeevantrampal @VishyPingali @satishydeodhar @econ_ra

[P. Sainath @PSainath_org]

A lot of those we call 'highly educated', weren't highly educated. They were expensively educated.

[People's Archive of Rural India @PARInetwork]

Read about the first settlers of Andhra Pradesh's futuristic capital city of Amaravati – goats. https://t.co/X3ulERubRk

[Kaushik Basu @kaushikcbasu]

The only good that comes of turbulent times is there is more research and this happens because doing research is such good refuge from life.

[Kaushik Basu @kaushikcbasu]

Dyson's fascinating essay on how we can populate other moons & earths makes one wonder if someone did it for us.
https://t.co/ypUC5g1Xpl

[Kaushik Basu @kaushikcbasu]

Socrates' last words in court: It is now time to leave-for me to die & for you to live-though which one of us has better destiny is unclear.

[People's Archive of Rural India @PARInetwork]

A glimpse into the lives of a community of migrant women that barters old clothes for utensils in Mumbai: https://t.co/9SHHDXbpHD

[People's Archive of Rural India @PARInetwork]

The 1943 Bengal famine killed millions. Synopsis or full book written by T.G Narayanan, journalist can be found at https://t.co/zluZenDZzS

[Kaushik Basu @kaushikcbasu]

General equilibrium theory cautions you that an intervention that benefits 100 villages may cause a price rise that hurts 100,000 villages.

[M S Swaminathan @msswaminathan]

It is clear that unless #agriculture and #nutrition come together, we will not be able to overcome the problem of hunger and malnutrition.

[Namita Waikar नमिता वाईकर نمیتا وائکر @NamitaWaikar]

BEES, TIGERS & CROCS: ‘Mouleys’ or honey collectors #Sundarbans in dangerous jungles https://t.co/fsOX1W3Z8O @storyandworse @PARInetwork