Feeling gloomy about inequality? 😩 Join @mariusbusemeyer's URPP public lecture to find out why your perceptions might be just as skewed as the system itself.
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Jeffrey Yusof: Behavioral Economist presenting important evidence on why, despite the large role of “market luck,” there remains resistance to income redistribution.
Website: https://t.co/6KUTXxqWLM
JMP: https://t.co/tKEyaSKbKu
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#JMP Alert #EconTwitter
Restful activities can boost productivity, allowing you to earn more by working less. But do people get this trade-off right? In my JMP, we show they don’t.
https://t.co/hUzplqDqwF
Only a few days left to submit your abstract for our #ecprjs25 workshop!
If you study #labor 🛠️💼🩺, #workplaces, #firms🏭 + #politics🏛️, join @BPalier and I to discuss how changes in the world of work impact democratic politics.
Below a teaser.
https://t.co/oHkR4zSXoN
📚 Our book on the transformation of the Left in emerging knowledge societies is out 📚
OPEN ACCESS https://t.co/rAib0dLR0c
🧵 on key findings. Today: the voters
@IPZ @UZH @CUP_PoliSci
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🚨 New Working Paper 🆕
Discussions about new disruptive technologies often have a tone of inevitability. For example, it is popular to attempt to estimate the number of jobs which will be automated in the future, because technology is expected to advance at a certain rate. 1/
In light of the UK extreme-right (ER) riots & Tommy Robinson's role in them, our conditionally accepted @BJPolS paper w/@FlorianFoos shows a causal effect of media exposure to extreme right actors, incl. Robinson, on support for extreme right views: https://t.co/ab8f91mCqH 1/11
Heading to ASA to present a paper on what determines social status in Britain using a new conjoint experiment that had people 30,720 status judgements (screenshot below)
@jon_mellon Very interesting! This takeaway resonates with findings from @T_Palmtag @dpzollinger @magda_breyer based on a very different empirical approach: https://t.co/R3Khnvl8Qr
Very interesting new evidence on intergenerational mobility and anti-system support using Diagonal Reference Models.
Great paper by Andrew McNeil (@ucl) in @SASE_Meeting's Socio-Economic Review. https://t.co/cmHvZZUPDQ
🚨New article❗️
Where has everyone gone? Depopulation and voting behaviour in Spain @EJPRjournal with my brilliant coauthors @alsanchezgarcia@iMariathin https://t.co/p3iZ8ZuLQM @PolitiquesUPF
🚜Does depopulation change electoral support? Which party benefits from it?🧵
Very excited that my paper with @SattlersThomas is now published in @AJPS_Editor. We contribute to a big controversial debate: Does austerity fuel populism? Our answer: Yes, it does especially among the most vulnerable part of the workforce. Enjoy it!
https://t.co/zp3SwUJWcq
Happy to see our review essay on the political economy of AI published today! Musckaan Chauhan & I argue for greater attention to macro factors, as well as for how AI's distributional impact may differ from other forms of automation https://t.co/qKo0LgP4oq