Welcome to the BI Department of Economics Twitter account!🌟
We kick things off with a glimpse into our annual Nobel Prize seminar, featuring Annika Bacher presenting Claudia Goldin's groundbreaking research on women’s historical roles in the labour market. Stay tuned for more!
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Our new Journal of Public Economics paper "The zero-rent society" shows that windfall revenues do not always induce rent extraction by political elites. Transparency is critical! https://t.co/XfjfiKGURz
In April and May the scope for manipulation increases. We analyze the data as they come in and have created a set of visualizations that are regularly updated at @jorgenja web page https://t.co/JsdUYGZtGg [3/3]
The empirical distribution (II) which falls gradually towards the cutoff resembles the hypothetical situation illustrated in panel VI, suggesting that there is little manipulation perhaps because few firms find themselves in the area where altering their numbers pay off [2/3].
We find no evidence that the discontinuity in the distribution scheme (https://t.co/2Ne5egAOYI) has lead firms to manipulate reported turnover in the March data [1/3]. @jorgenja
Our paper on World Bank aid and hidden wealth, and some media links (will update more later), can now be found and downloaded via my website: https://t.co/sbXHgBQS5q
– Vi kan dokumentere at bistand fra Verdensbanken sammenfaller med pengestrømmer til skatteparadis, sier @jorgenja ved @HandelshoyskBI om forskningen som har skapt storm i Verdensbanken: https://t.co/sIJvmhjO9b
@ProfDanSmith @RuneJSorensen … [III] candidates shift from intra-district to extra-district media exposure as their list rank increase [data from 2017 Norwegian parliamentary campaign]:
How do parties motivate candidates to exert effort in closed-list elections? New working paper with Gary Cox, @ProfDanSmith, and @RuneJSorensen: https://t.co/jlfX7e4VuX
Interesting and important angle on our paper and the process, by The Chicago Booth, Stigler Center, focusing on censorship and academic research: https://t.co/GxxerYqjSx
Events are unfolding quickly at the moment - our paper just came online in The World Bank Policy Research Working Paper series: “Elite Capture of Foreign Aid : Evidence from Offshore Bank Accounts” (English) | The World Bank https://t.co/qzx9ETaRYo via @worldbank
In accordance with the World Bank, due to increasing demand from the media, and for the sake of full transparency, we just now published a draft of our paper on aid and hidden wealth (still in process for publication in WB’s policy research series) https://t.co/lZJHf13o65
Ouch: WB chief economist leaves job after higher officials block publication of internal research showing a correlation between foreign aid to developing economies (including WB aid) and jumps in their deposits in foreign financial havens
https://t.co/AI1Qs7JNhm
My research on World Bank (WB) aid and hidden wealth, with Niels Johannesen (UCPH) and Bob Rijkers (WB), attracts considerable attention. The Economist reports our paper was blocked by WB top management, connecting this to Penny Goldberg’s resignation. https://t.co/V2qDXogBrP