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The outcome is ambiguous. Does electricity increase independence and bargaining power inside the house, or does it increase exposure once women move into public space? That ambiguity is what makes for good research.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York would like to invite college students.
Fall 2026 webinar, Demystifying a Career Path in Economics, to be held on September 18, 2026, from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. EDT.
Register in advance here: https://t.co/TVAp2T0p9o
What is development economics and why you should care about it?
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Approximately 60% of the world’s foreign exchange reserves were held in dollar-denominated assets between 2000 and 2024. But why is the U.S. dollar so widely used and held? Find out in this recent essay https://t.co/uvgf3Ch3HG #TeachEcon
Should we expect people to invest in their teaching? #teachecon
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You don’t want to miss this conversation with EJ Ume from @Miami_Econ
Bond Market Warning Signs, Explained by Miami University Economist EJ Ume
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How my students are learning about economics through working on Decode Econ. https://t.co/xmzS6KwksO #teachecon
Which factor do economists believe is the main reason adults choose not to have children—money or time? Read the full essay to find out https://t.co/yhOeQjphJI #TeachEcon
Can there be sustained economic growth with fewer workers? As birth rates decline globally, understanding the economic forces behind demographic changes is important. Read the full essay https://t.co/m2dOvFnmZl #TeachEcon
Between 1960 and 2020, U.S. birth rates dropped by over half while incomes soared. Discover why the value of people’s time is reshaping population growth https://t.co/0r7N4RcCEZ #TeachEcon
For people who have been wondering why it feels like all the World Cup teams have majority Black players. A great piece from @MondayEconomist on allocative efficiency. #TeachEcon https://t.co/WjlFKueznw
📢 EEA Education Committee announces 2026 Awards for Exception Teaching
Huge congrats to Manzura Jumaniyazov, Canh Dang, Oleg Kitov, Tim Burnett, Robert Riegler & Gabriella Cagliesi
Full info ℹ️https://t.co/mhVm5HTcGH
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Congratulations to Aston University's Tim Burnett and Robert Riegler, winners of the EEA Award for Innovation in Teaching. We've just published their case study about microtesting, their winning innovation. https://t.co/ogG00dYRib #TeachEcon
We are at a wedding of a former student. Damnit we’re old. #teachecon
The cost of making a penny has risen sharply over the past decade, from 1.3 cents to 3.7 cents, leading the U.S. to stop producing the coins in November 2025. Learn how this will affect cash transactions #TeachEcon https://t.co/7x5juh9Bn5
A pretty penny: Explore why the U.S. stopped producing the penny (hint: reasons include rising costs and the declining use of cash) and the role rounding will play in future cash transactions #TeachEcon https://t.co/xBtH5ZdW7d
The U.S. ceased making pennies in 2025 amid rising production costs and the declining use of cash. Explore the economics of minting coins and how rounding will affect cash transactions without the penny #TeachEcon https://t.co/LS3MfGyMEw
The cost of making a penny has risen sharply over the past decade, from 1.3 cents to 3.7 cents, leading the U.S. to stop producing the coins in November 2025. Learn how this will affect cash transactions #TeachEcon https://t.co/7x5juh9Bn5
The cost of making a penny has risen sharply over the past decade, from 1.3 cents to 3.7 cents, leading the U.S. to stop producing the coins in November 2025. Learn how this will affect cash transactions #TeachEcon https://t.co/7x5juh9Bn5
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