Moffii Ige

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[Moffii Ige @moffii]

Hi,
I’m Moffii Odunowo, a job market candidate in Economics at Texas A&M. My research focus is human capital, which is informed by questions in the economics of education, development, health and behavioral economics, and I am excited to tell you about my job market paper.

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@Thomasdehoop1 @AIRInforms Thank you! This is an exciting opportunity for me and I'm happy to be part of the team.

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@kathi_poell Thanks!

[Moffii Ige @moffii]

Hi,
I’m Moffii Odunowo, a job market candidate in Economics at Texas A&M. My research focus is human capital, which is informed by questions in the economics of education, development, health and behavioral economics, and I am excited to tell you about my job market paper.

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@KalenaCortes @TAMU @TAMUECON Thank you!!

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@Prof_Nishith_P @matt_hanhat Thank you!

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For other projects I have worked on and have in progress, please see my website: https://t.co/VBNUaVKOlC
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Second, the results presented are important for understanding intergenerational mobility. Investing in education in Africa can have bigger long-term effects because there is simply more room for improvement. As my research shows, such improvement is possible.