Graham Mazeine

American in London. PhD candidate @EconUCL and @TheIFS. @StAnnesCollege and @LSEEcon grad

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

Full paper (free download) here: https://t.co/JuQXkvtAvX 12/12

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

❗ New @nberpubs and @TheIFS working paper: "Labor Supply and Wages over the Life Cycle: Human Capital and Disability Benefits", with @R_Blundell_UCL , Monica Costa-Dias, @CostasMeghir, and @TomWatersEcon. long-ish thread below! 1/12

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

Lots more in the paper, incl. counterfactual benefit and disability policies that we find to be welfare-improving, as well as lots of descriptives on how work, wages, health, and family structures have evolved in the UK since the beginning of the 1990s. Link in next tweet! 11/12

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

Happy this is finally in print!

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

Despite the rise of nonstandard, flexible jobs, worker's perceptions of their job security have not worsened. In the May issue, by Alan Manning (@alanmanning4) and Graham Mazeine (@gmazeine). https://t.co/kN8rkHnPUG

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

The method is basically a Poisson regression with judiciously-chosen fixed effects. We apply the method to the US and find that around 13% of migrants leave within 8 years (mostly men), but very few leave after that. 2/2

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

New working paper w/ @alanmanning4 that proposes a method of estimating return migration rates in the *absence* of panel data that would allow the researcher to follow individual migrants over time. 1/2

[Centre for Economic Performance @CEP_LSE]

. @alanmanning4 and @gmazeine present a new method to estimate how many and which migrants are likely to leave their host country (the return migration rate), allowing for a more detailed estimation of return migration rates for small groups.

Read: https://t.co/40UXUCJuyS

[alan manning @alanmanning4]

Many thanks to @sarahoconnor_ for thinking me worthy of this. Really not sure about sketch of me in a tie. Will I ever be taken seriously again? https://t.co/it3gqTKhhe

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

@arindube @CEP_LSE @alanmanning4 Welcome @ihsaanbassier, it's a great place to do research!

[Graham Mazeine @gmazeine]

Re-upping my 🧵 on this paper! https://t.co/Y0zBjhOQ3K

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

Despite the rise of nonstandard, flexible jobs, worker's perceptions of their job security have not worsened. Just Accepted, "Subjective job insecurity and the rise of the Precariat" by Alan Manning @alanmanning4 and Graham Mazeine @gmazeine https://t.co/3ywMm5z0Sa

[The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat) @restatjournal]

Despite the rise of nonstandard, flexible jobs, worker's perceptions of their job security have not worsened. Just Accepted, "Subjective job insecurity and the rise of the Precariat" by Alan Manning @alanmanning4 and Graham Mazeine @gmazeine https://t.co/3ywMm5z0Sa