So Yoon Ahn

Assistant Professor @UICeconomics. PhD in economics from @Columbia. Research Interests: Applied Microeconomics, Family, Labor, Gender. She/her/hers

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

So exciting to see this paper finally out after many years of work!

[The JHR @J_HumanResource]

Higher salary = healthier food? @soyoonahn73 & @yukyungkoh suggest otherwise. They found that higher #wages among women lead to unhealthier household #consumption patterns, primarily due to uneven distribution of domestic responsibilities.

https://t.co/SUldMxF6Yp

[The JHR @J_HumanResource]

Higher salary = healthier food? @soyoonahn73 & @yukyungkoh suggest otherwise. They found that higher #wages among women lead to unhealthier household #consumption patterns, primarily due to uneven distribution of domestic responsibilities.

https://t.co/SUldMxF6Yp

[NBER @nberpubs]

A unified framework shows how gender norms shape internalized preferences, beliefs, and social pressure, influencing human capital choices, work, pay, and sustaining gender gaps, from @cortespatico, Jisoo Hwang, Jessica Pan, and Uta Schönberg https://t.co/j3EEiohzKU

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@EugenieDugoua Congrats Eugenie!

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@ElaineLiuEcon @UH_Econ @GSU_Economics @GAPolicyLabs @aysps @UHouston Congratulations for your new journey!!

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@LauraKGee @danilaserra_eco @QJEHarvard Congratulations!! I love this paper!

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@rmegal @MonashBusiness @MonashUni Congratulations!

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@MinchulYum @lmahler5 Congratulations!!!

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@RDMetcalfe @Columbia @ColumbiaSIPA Congratulations Robert!!! Great for Columbia 🙂

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@suannaoh Congratulations!

[Society of Family and Gender Economics @GeFamEconomics]

📢Call for Papers! Join us at the 5th Meeting of the Society of Family and Gender Economics!

🌟Share your research and insights on crucial topics shaping the field. Submit your papers now for a chance to present and connect with leading experts in family and gender economics.

[Kris Inwood (@kris-inwood.bsky.social) @kris_inwood]

Ethnic intermarriage increased in early 20thC Hawaii as ethnic sex imbalances influenced marital decisions & hhold composition, according to analysis by Sumner La Croix & coauthors in a new Asia-Pacific EcHR (@EcoHistoryAU ) paper https://t.co/mwkHAxrWbh
@WileyEconomics

[So Yoon Ahn @soyoonahn73]

@lewbel Wow this picture is so cool!

[Econ That Matters @econthatmatters]

In this week's Job Market post, @FarahzadiShadi at @LSEEcon explores how inter-ethnic marriages influence migration to UK. Read more here: https://t.co/FmEvGYBrJu

[The Review of Economic Studies @RevEconStudies]

``Home production hours of spouses have become more complementary over time, accounting for a significant part of the decline in gender inequality in Germany, while technological change in the labor market has fuelled inequality.''

From @pauliecalvo, Lindenlaub and Reynoso:
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[Almudena SEVILLA @Sevilla_Almu]

An amazing opportunity for junior researchers to get constructive feedback on their work in the topics of economics of the household, gender economics, labour economic, public economics, demography, and health economics👇 @ifo_Institut @RoyalEconSoc
https://t.co/GzEopoYYrx

[QJE @QJEHarvard]

Recently accepted by #QJE, “Logs with Zeros? Some Problems and Solutions,” by Chen (@jiafengkevinc) and Roth (@jondr44): https://t.co/id0m8gz2Kr

[Giuseppe Cavaliere @CavaliereGiu]

Hi EconTwitter!

Writing your first referee report can be a difficult task - after all, referees get implicitly reviewed by editors! 😳

If you need help, on top of recommendations from @camharvey, @marcfbellemare, @TDeryugina, @PassalacquaAnd, @pnikolov & @DEAGiles, check out 👇this great summary by @arthurturrell.

Simply, an invaluable guide to navigate the nuances of peer review! ⭐️

Links

- Arthur’s referee tips: https://t.co/fSgztgZbCX

- for the other recommendations mentioned above, see my previous tweet: https://t.co/163Oq2Tq2q