Research Assistant/Post-Doc position in my lab @CambPsych as part of the UK Productivity Institute. In collaboration with economists @augustindecoulo and Mary O'Mahony @kingsbschool@TPIProductivity
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Deadline: 26 January 2025. Email me for info.
📢PUBLICATION ALERT: “A TALE OF 2 CITIES: LONDON and NEW YORK during COVID-19” by @MarcScott1515 (NYU PRIISM co-director) & @augustindecoulo (Kings College London)
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1/n. We are thrilled to announce that our paper https://t.co/6aMcf0QWG3 is out in the ‘Journal of Population Economics’, joint with S. Beghelli and M. O'Mahony (see thread below if interested)
@syonist@LGradaigh Thanks Liam and Tim, indeed we use flight tracks. Results shown in the Figure are averages between the majority of people who saw a reduced number of landings versus those who experience an increase. We show too that regions with more reliefs experienced larger gains, Table 4.
1/n. We are thrilled to announce that our paper https://t.co/6aMcf0QWG3 is out in the ‘Journal of Population Economics’, joint with S. Beghelli and M. O'Mahony (see thread below if interested)
8/n. At the end, the proposed change to the flightpath did not happen, so this a story about how mitigating measures are difficult to implement.. when some (the majority) benefit and some others (the minority) suffer.
ESCoE Research Associate @augustindecoulo will be presenting ESCoE research ‘Transition probabilities, wages and regional human capital stocks’ at #WorldKLEMS in the Regional Session from 3pm this afternoon. Watch out for the ESCoE publication coming soon.