1/ Could more empathy improve working conditions? In a study with the Philippine government, we find that a family photo, shared with the employer, can reduce mistreatment of migrant domestic workers. Out now in the JPE Micro.
Welcome to the third edition of the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings! We start with the Meeting on Development Economics. We have a fantastic lineup of speakers, w/ @kateorkin@mobarak_mu1614@ImranRasul3 and Pauline Rossi as invited speakers.
Program: https://t.co/CLBucB6Kui
BÆM is back! Submit and join us for the 3rd Bristol Applied Economics Meetings. Three workshops with a fantastic lineup of invited speakers:
Development Economics, 5-6 May
Economics of Migration, 6-7 May
Fairness in the Economy, 8 May
Calls for papers👇https://t.co/nRFUiNDMZ6
This is an incredibly important paper that I think all professors TAs, curriculum designers, EdTech developers working on AI tutoring tools, educational policy makers, academic administrators and et al. should read it
International Women's Day 2025 calls for us to #AccelerateAction for gender equality 🌍
Dr Danielle Guizzo, Associate Professor in Economics Education, shares how her work is doing just that.
More 👉 https://t.co/ifvgR2G3Uh
#IWD2025#BristolUniWomen#WomeninEconomics
Dimensions of Inequality: The IFS Deaton Review @TheIFS The whole evidence volume of the Review, including all the remarkable articles examining the many dimensions of inequality, published open access by OUP https://t.co/m6FpxlVMp2
How can we build a sustainable planet?
1345-1500, Tuesday 1 October 2024 | Watershed, Bristol
Join our expert panel as they discuss the intersection of economic growth and sustainability—in the context of escalating environmental challenges. The panel will explore how economic policies can drive sustainable development and create a future where our planet is protected. As the world grapples with the dual challenges of economic progression and environmental preservation, it is imperative to understand how economics can be leveraged to foster sustainability.
Speakers: Amy Coulthard (EnTrade, Avon Bristol Catchment Market), Claire Pearce (Real Growth) and Alessio Terzi (Bennett Institute)
BUY TICKETS HERE: https://t.co/RR48xhYmgL
From studying economics at @BristolUni to launching her own fashion brand and shaping the next generation of sustainable entrepreneurs. Discover Anisa's story and how studying economics can lead to amazing opportunities. 🌍 https://t.co/WVMDHYHZ43
There is overwhelming evidence that the education system in England leaves too many young people behind. Education inequalities | Christine Farquharson, Sandra McNally, Imran Tahir | IFS Deaton Review | @TheIFS https://t.co/XJcP2J5qtS
I've seen people criticized for using the words "effectiveness" and "efficiency" in education. Whatever you think education should do, if you don't care about effectiveness, you don't care about students, and if you don't care about efficiency, you don't care about teachers.
@dynarski@annaklewis @SusannaDW If you could find some tasks to keep him busy and fully occupied for, say, a decade or two, I and my country would be very grateful.
I worry that we are in danger of misrepresenting the truth about modern Britain. We are a lot kinder and more tolerant than many would have us believe. https://t.co/6Od5HIZ6lT
🎟️Festival of Economics 2024
🗣️Asking economists and experts from around the world the key economic questions of our time.
📅 30 September - 3 October 2024
📍Taking place across Bristol city centre, @wshed, @BrisUniEvents, @BristolUniEcon
https://t.co/lPvRzPIlu1
📍 London, United Kingdom
📆 July 25th & 27th
LONDON, YOU ARE NEXT!
But sadly last too.
The EU tour ends this weekend in London, the European city where Bruce has played the most and where it all began in 1975.
Almost 50 years later, London is ready one more time