JEEM is happy to be a sponsor of Camp Resources XXXI in Asheville, NC. #econtwitter
Graduate students and young professionals, be sure to submit your abstracts by May 23.
Details here: https://t.co/0f711ng5gn
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'The Price of Carbon Risk: Evidence from the Kyoto Protocol Ratification' by Justin Hung Nguyen, Cameron Truong, Bohui Zhang. #econtwitter
https://t.co/GSkLXbBc2W
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Measuring job risks when hedonic wage models do not do the job' by Susana Ferreira, Sara Martínez de Morentin, Amaya Erro-Garcés. #econtwitter
https://t.co/BG0pFhsEtZ
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Is broader trading welfare improving for emission trading systems?' by Xianling Long, Nicolas Astier, Da Zhang. #econtwitter
https://t.co/D3pphpLFWf
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Air Pollution and the Airborne Diseases: Evidence from China and Japan' by Guojun He, Yuhang Pan, Takanao Tanaka. #econtwitter
https://t.co/dFAeuBiLHa
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Recognizing a good deal: Short-term subsidies and the dynamics of public service use' by Joshua W. Deutschmann. #econtwitter
https://t.co/xO9bLEt6er
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Perception and protection: The effect of risk exposure on demand for index insurance in Mongolia' by Lukas Mogge, Kati Kraehnert. #econtwitter
https://t.co/r6qXwXmnZ8
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Decentralized renewable energy to grow manufacturing? Evidence from microhydro mini-grids in Nepal' by Robyn C. Meeks, Hope Thompson, Zhenxuan Wang. #econtwitter
https://t.co/lgFXfefbN6
Happy New Year from JEEM!
We (Roger von Haefen and Andreas Lange) want to take the opportunity to announce some changes to our editorial team for the start of 2025. 🧵
We are also pleased to announce Helene Ollivier (Paris School of Economics) and Casey Wichman (Georgia Institute of Technology) will join JEEM as co-editors in 2025.
Welcome aboard, Helene and Casey!
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Money versus procedures – Evidence from an energy efficiency assistance program' by Bettina Chlond, Timo Goeschl, Martin Kesternich. #econtwitter
https://t.co/amsfqOoKGn
Recently accepted in #JEEM:
'Collateral Damage: The Environmental Consequences of US Sanctions' by Chengjiu Sun, Shanshan Wang. #econtwitter
https://t.co/UZBPjAYI5T
New @JEEM_tweets paper on prescribed fire as a climate change adaptation tool.
"a hotter and drier climate will increase prescribed burning, with landowner adaptation to corresponding wildfire risk being a key mechanism."
https://t.co/B15BFVnJeH