🔎 Meet our Job Market Candidate: @heddanielsen.bsky.social
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If you are hiring this year, check out Charlotte's profile! She is a great young researcher and a big plus to every team!
Join us at UCT for our 2-day December Workshop co-hosted with ERSA, discussing frontier research in applied economics for developing countries!
2 keynotes: Taryn Dinkelman & Joseph Kaboski.
12 presenters from 7 international & 4 local universities, & PhD student panels.
Great news on @malengo.org: With a new large investment from The Shapiro Foundation (theshapirofoundation.org), we'll be able to bring several hundred vocational training and university students from Kenya, Uganda, and Rwanda to Europe over the coming years!
More here: malengo.org/malengo-secu...
🚨Job Opportunity at WZB Berlin Social Science Center
WZB’s Markets and Choice department is hiring Student Research Assistants for two major projects:
- Lab^2 (@leventneyse.bsky.social)
- Mental Models and Discrimination (@kaibarron.bsky.social)
🔗Learn more & apply: wzb.hr4you.org/job/view/398...
Please share! We have FIVE openings for student assistants to work on a range of projects at our group at @wzb.bsky.social (must be a Berlin based student)
wzb.hr4you.org/job/view/384...
In the German system, the professor is
- supervisor
- employer
- examiner
of "their" PhD students.
Plus, they usually function as gatekeeper to the relevant scientific community.
What can possibly go wrong? 🤔
A relevant property of the German system: few professors.
Only professor can examine students, apply for certain grants, sit on certain committees, ... (with minor exceptions). Privilege, sense of entitlement - and multitasking, which they're not good at, so they delegate many things to juniors.
After Trump´s disgraceful behavior last week, we thought we need to do something to help Ukraine directly. And you can help too…
If one person gives a euro to Ukraine, the result is €1.
If two people give 2 each, it is €4.
If 3,000 give 3,000 each, it is 9 million.
Let’s coordinate, here 👇
and please re-post to spread the word.
yourcontributionsquared.eu/en/
Nice idea! Perhaps you can do a "your donation cubed" next?
Each step goes
- x EUR and x^2 people;
- to (x+1) EUR and (x+1)^2 people.
This version is less constrained by people with a giving constraint. If everyone gives 100, you already have 1 million. Each EUR you give has a larger multiplier.
How has the return to education evolved in post-Apartheid SA?🇿🇦
Happy to share a new working paper where I use reliable earnings data not publicly available to provide a more precise analysis than previously possible.
🔗: tinyurl.com/educ-returns...
5 key findings below!
🚨Save the date: September 3 - 6, 2025
I'm happy to announce the 2025 European Meeting of Economic Science Association to be held at @econmuni.bsky.social in Brno🇨🇿
Keynote speakers:
• Anna Dreber Almenberg
• George Loewenstein
• @mbigoni.bsky.social
• Michal Bauer
More info:👇 esa2025.econ.muni.cz
Will repeat this forever, but if there's a US foreign policy program that deserves unambiguous support from a global health/humanitarian/economic/political/every angle you can think of perspective, it's PEPFAR. Sharing the economists letter of support here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... #Econsky
Text of letter available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SMkdyaeJWOHN4y-DC5RPY1ZGk9B_SIIk5Tv_Yz5zQRw/edit?tab=t.0
I am hearing that PEPFAR programs are still being stalled, and medication appointments cancelled, despite a waiver in place to allow life-saving programs to continue. Thus,
@belindaarch.bsky.social
and I are sharing the letter we wrote, signed by 110 economists, urging its continuation. 1/4
Thousands of people, mostly kids, will die for no reason because of this
www.nytimes.com/2025/02/01/...
Congratulations on the publication!!
Thrilled to share this paper based on my MPH research!
Before-after analysis of suicide rates in South Africa:
-no evidence of increase in overall rates during pandemic cf 2017
-significantly decreased rates when alcohol was fully banned, especially among men
gh.bmj.com/content/10/1...
A group of researchers has attempted to replicate our work on self-control and asset market prices published in the Review of Financial Studies (doi.org/10.1093/rfs/...) and not been able confirm our findings. See doi.org/10.2139/ssrn...
Role model way to respond to replications:
🎬 INSIGHTS Video: Narrative Persuasion 🌍
How do narratives shape economic decision-making? 💡 In our interview, @kaibarron.bsky.social (@wzb.bsky.social b.bsky.social) discusses how narratives influence investors' interpretations of objective information. Watch here 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=uowZ...
We recently posted a new version of our paper
"Identifying Monetary Policy Shocks: A Natural
Language Approach" - with Boragan Aruoba
We use natural language processing techniques to identify monetary policy shocks!
Paper available here: econweb.umd.edu/~drechsel/pa...
🌍 Want to connect with experts in behavioral economics and other fields of economics tackling applied societal questions of high policy relevance?
📚 Follow the “Rationality & Competition” Starter Pack for the latest research and discussions from our CRC members! #EconSky
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📢 Thrilled to announce that our CRC Rationality & Competition has been extended for the period 2025-2028! Huge thanks to the German Research Foundation (DFG), our incredible team, and especially our leads Klaus Schmidt & @georgweizsaecker.bsky.social! 🙌🚀
#EconSky
Hi everyone, I just recently signed up to Bluesky. I am mostly interested in macroeconomics and monetary economics, but also politics and history. Let’s connect! 🙂
Join our group at WZB in Berlin
And if you don't do macro (gender/labor), check out the other positions within @bseberlin.bsky.social in micro - both theory and applied!
Exciting news for PhD students: Visit Berlin for our 1st Berlin Micro Theory and Behavioral Economics PhD Conference, July 7-9, 2025! Apply before January 20. More details here: wzb.eu/en/events/1s...
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Good news - we are hiring!! 🥳
Are you an Applied Microeconomist on the job market & interested in policy-relevant research on crime, labor & inequality? Come work with us @diw.de & join our new team in a vibrant research environment - right in the center of Berlin.
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