I’m excited to see this paper with Rebecca Thornton in print in the AEA P&P, where we study the distribution and determinants of full professorship in the Economics profession: https://t.co/Fnkk1iYFYS
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I successfully defended my dissertation yesterday! I'm incredibly grateful for the mentorship of my co-chairs, @smilleralert and Sara Heller, and for the mentorship of Tanya Rosenblat and Charlie Brown. Thank you @umichECON for an incredible journey :)
GSIs! Berkeley owes you money.
By April 1, per our new contract, we were owed a 7.5% raise.
Check your paycheck.
We are entitled to that raise retroactively, and may also be entitled to damages of $243.84 per pay period in which wages were stolen.
There is no school without its teachers. By withdrawing our labor, we will get a fair contract and a living wage. How long will @umich HR & administration draw this out at the expense of students and workers across the university? They can end this now.
I'm very excited to share that I'll join @FisherOSU at @OhioState as an Assistant Professor of Finance this fall!!
Huge thanks to my advisor, @amiyatosh, for all his guidance and mentorship along the way.
@Jamazing_Jake Oh I was traveling by United yesterday evening too and there were struggles. But I thought it was an O'Hare thing, not a United thing. I almost bailed on the flight 😂
I am certainly no left wing ideologue, but I think something wrong when taxpayers like me, well into the top .1 percent of income distribution, are getting a significant tax cut in a Democrats only tax bill as now looks likely to happen.
Mortality increases during COVID varied in important ways across individual based on their occupation, income, insurance status and residence. But variation in mortality *within* these groups by race/ethnicity is just massively bigger.