The study investigates the existence of racial disparities in the dissemination of ideas using the paper citation network in economics. The researchers aim to understand whether there are differences in how research produced by White and non-White scholars is perceived and cited in the field of economics.
The study finds a significant racial citation gap in economics. Papers with at least one non-White author (Black, Hispanic, or Asian) receive 5.1% to 9.6% fewer citations than those authored by White scholars, even after controlling for various factors. The gap is more pronounced for Black authors and in certain fields, such as microeconomics and international economics.
full paper: https://t.co/mXAjlxVERi
Today's @monetaryblog from myself, Sergio Rossi and Guillaume Vallet, from our forthcoming book on the common good.
Monetary Policy & the Common Good
"save capitalism by making it good"
https://t.co/FSgD54XoVB
Complete Internet shutdown in #Bangladesh in its 4th day as the BD govt cracks down on widespread protests.
Mobile providers went first: Grameen went down at 19:15 UTC on July-17, Robi went almost 6 hours later.
Other providers began going down around 14:00 UTC on July 18.
My hibernation from X when it became X has made me find X more interesting now. Those Live on X sessions are loading up good. Is it living up to Web3 though, no.
1/What a horrible obituary for Bob Lucas in the NYT. "...a contrarian Nobel laureate in economics who undergirded conservative arguments that government intervention in fiscal policy is often self-defeating..." https://t.co/xXRPIzHhqS
If you’re in a position of power, stop saying “that’s just how things are” and start asking “how do we actually want things to be?” Then, work to make that happen.
The Nobel today is a good time to remember and celebrate the economist Alan Krueger.
Krueger died two years ago. He dedicated his energy and skills to the same research that was awarded with the Nobel today.
[→ Dylan Matthews' portrait of his research
https://t.co/Aj3vus9Fdm]
@MaxCRoser https://t.co/D8RSt9R9YA it's a mix of scientific and creative writing even within an article. Topics range from science to humanity. I'm only regretting not reading enough with my yearly subscription
@elanorng Very insightful. Hmm, if we look at Malaysia Educational Stats 2020, there is no data of number of academic staff in private tertiary education sector. Public: private ratio of teachers for primary and secondary much higher at 40:1..wow.
"Achieving safety from pandemics will require a basic shift in thinking about international cooperation. It is the ultimate case for both national self-interest and international solidarity at the same time" @Tharman_S#G30 chair, co-chair of the #G20HLIP https://t.co/XLa9CVpAxH