Carla Colina

@StanfordGSB
Formerly @UBC @ChicagoBooth

[Soumitra Shukla @soumitrashukla9]

Very happy for my colleague @Peyman_Shahidi to have received this award for a joint project! We are studying how the content of jobs are changing at the scale of tens of millions.

[John A. List @Econ_4_Everyone]

My wonderful PhD student, @haruka__uchida, is on the market this year. Haruka is brilliant, ambitious, and a great team player. I am confident that she will change the world with science and make everyone else around her better.

If you want someone like that as a colleague please take a look!

[Claudio Ferraz @claudferraz]

Meu aluno de PhD @bbribeiro_22 @ubcVSE está no mercado esse ano. Seu trabalho estima o impacto do programa Minha Casa, Minha Vida na mobilidade intergeracional. Mais detalhes em breve

[Chicago Booth Review @chicagoboothrev]

Pregnant women may not be getting the depression care they need, suggests research by @mcgillu’s Claire Boone, @Stanford PhD student @ccolina_pe & @ChicagoBooth’s @Devin_G_Pope. https://t.co/P5H8pTwxAL

[Matt Lowe @hmmlowe]

New evidence on the intergenerational effects of intergroup contact: male civil servants exposed to female colleagues have daughters that are more likely to work. Link here: https://t.co/bK1ORuo2TJ, from Aneja, @SilviaFarins, @guoxu_econ

[John Burn-Murdoch @jburnmurdoch]

South Korea gender divide update 😲

Young men lean right by 50 points
(74% conservative vs 24% centre-left)

Young women lean left by 22 points
(58% centre-left vs 36% cons)

[econimate @econimate]

Do recessions impact mortality?

Amy Finkelstein (@MITEcon), @ProfNoto (@ChicagoBooth), Frank Schilbach (@MITEcon) & @jzhangecon (@DukeSanford) on the welfare consequences of the Great Recession:

https://t.co/V4fFpu2gYN

[Matt Lowe @hmmlowe]

We (me, @Jeff_Weaver_, @anahitark) are looking to hire a Gujarati-speaking field intern (paid) and RA to help with lab-in-the-field work on barriers to trade in rural Gujarat. Full details in the link, and feel free to help us by RTing! https://t.co/57U4lTIXV9

[Michael Finseth @FinsethMichael]

Una foto del Papa León XIV que me envió una amiga aquí en Piura.
Está foto es de la década del 80 en Chulucanas, cuando iniciaba su misión apostólica .
Aquí disfrutando un rico almuerzo .
#PapaLeonXIV
#Peru #Chiclayo #Piura #Callao

[Joshua Levy @JoshuaYLevy]

@florianederer @PGunigantiAT Our survey respondents probably agree! Particularly, when there's money on the table, readers reduce their trust in research findings when they learn authors have been consulting--for the government or for private cos.

[Victor Gamarra E @VIctorGamarraE]

Muy contento de ver nuestro trabajo publicado finalmente en Review of Development Economics!!

Un proyecto que tenemos con Jose Carlos trabajando casi 5 anios desde ese CIES que ganamos. Seguimos 💪💪

https://t.co/VKV3VEWttR

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

How many people go to church weekly?

Surveys say it's about 1 in 5 Americans.

Cell phone tracker data say it's actually closer to 1 in 20 Americans.

Fascinating!

[alz @alz_zyd_]

In the US, women are less financially literate than men. Does education narrow this gap?

It turns out no: the financial literacy gap is wider for more educated men and women! Financial literacy seems to flatten out for women at college education, and keeps growing for men

[Philipp Heimberger @heimbergecon]

Even small amounts of paperwork can stop a large number of people from enrolling in free health insurance. New AER paper

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

Today we remember literature laureate Mario Vargas Llosa, who passed away yesterday at the age of 89 in his native Peru.

Vargas Llosa was a significant figure in Latin American literature and culture. His extensive body of work includes over 30 novels, as well as plays, essays, literary critiques, and journalism. His writing reflects his deep love of storytelling, characterised by rich language and spanning a variety of genres—from autobiographical books and historical novels to erotic fiction and thrillers.

In the 1960s, Latin American literature experienced rapid developmental period that has come to be called El Boom, and Vargas Llosa was at the heart of this explosion.

He was awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Literature “for his cartography of structures of power and his trenchant images of the individual's resistance, revolt, and defeat.”

Watch him read an excerpt from his book “The Storyteller”: https://t.co/pkpFvcsqQD

[NBER @nberpubs]

How conflicts of interest — defined as financial, professional, or ideological stakes held by authors — affect perceived credibility in economics research, from @Barrios_Econ, Filippo Lancieri, Joshua Levy, @shashankss09, Tommaso Valletti, and @zingales https://t.co/9GyKDiTPf5

[NBER @nberpubs]

After decades of stagnation, restaurant industry productivity surged after emergence from pandemic due in part to shorter customer dwell times, from @austan_goolsbee, @ChadSyverson, Rebecca Goldgof, and Joe Tatarka https://t.co/i33OML3o6d

[Devin Pope @Devin_G_Pope]

@josh_t_dean and I are each hiring a Research Professional (predoc) to work full time in Chicago starting this summer. If you are interested in empirical behavioral economics and eventually graduate school, please consider applying for the position. Link in the next tweet.

[Carla Colina @ccolina_pe]

@mpplotkin @BUQuestrom @CEMFInews @ubcVSE @raffaelesaggio @claudferraz @sambnorris Felicidades, Pascu!!!

[Ieda Matavelli @iedarm]

Venham trabalhar com a gente! 👇🏼