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Quantify social welfare for discrete choice with a money-based measure, enhancing cost-benefit analysis. Just Accepted paper by Debopam Bhattacharya at CamEcon, and Tatiana Komarova at Manchester Economics. zurl.co/TlOf

We're hosting the 3rd NXNW Applied Labour Workshop on 13 June 2024 at the University of Manchester. Please consider applying by 15 April if you're based in the north of England and work in applied labour. Details in the link: dropbox.com/scl/fi/pgyla6z…

We are delighted to invite you to the 55th Annual Conference of the MMF Society, to take place in-person on 4-6 Sep 2024 at The University of Manchester, UK. To submit, by 29 Apr 2024 via Conference Maker, and learn more, visit mmf.ac.uk/conference/202… Royal Economic Society The Productivity Institute National Institute of Economic and Social Research

JUST PUBLISHED on the Economics Observatory - How should policy-makers think about the ageing population? by James Banks Institute for Fiscal Studies Manchester Economics Wales Centre for Public Policy #EconTwitter #ageingpopulation #healthyageing buff.ly/3voOLtG

Forthcoming article by Orazio Attanasio, Agnes Kovacs and Patrick Moran “Temptation and Commitment: a Model of Hand-to-Mouth Behavior” EEA @OUPEconomics Teaching material available: eeassoc.org/teaching-mater… doi.org/10.1093/jeea/j…

🆕 VAT in developing countries: flawed, but irreplaceable Today on VoxDev, Anne Brockmeyer @annebrockmeyer.bsky.social World Bank Research, Giulia Mascagni International Centre for Tax and Development, @mazharwaxim Manchester Economics, Miguel Almunia CUNEF Universidad & Vedanth Nair Institute for Fiscal Studies outline key takeaways from their research: voxdev.org/topic/public-e…

We are hiring! Two Lecturer positions (Teaching and Scholarship, fixed term 2 years) one in Development Economics and one in Econometrics. We are looking forward to receiving applications from interesting and enthusiastic colleagues. jobs.manchester.ac.uk/Job/JobDetail?…

VAT in developing countries: flawed, but irreplaceable Anne Brockmeyer @annebrockmeyer.bsky.social World Bank Research, Giulia Mascagni International Centre for Tax and Development, @mazharwaxim Manchester Economics, Miguel Almunia CUNEF Universidad & Vedanth Nair Institute for Fiscal Studies outline key takeaways from their research: voxdev.org/topic/public-e…

📈📊📉Our 55th annual conference starts tomorrow Manchester Economics, with 3 days of amazing programme! 4 keynotes: Florin Bilbiie 🇪🇺 🇺🇦, Ben Moll, Barbara Rossi (UPF), & Aişegül Şahin (Texas Austin) + BIS & MMF special sessions! To learn more, check our website: mmf.ac.uk/conference/202…

The 1st keynote at our 55th annual meeting was a thought-provoking talk by Ben Moll on HANK models, with 4 lessons for monetary policy, 4 for fiscal policy & 1 challenge: what to replace rational expectations? He kindly provided his slides benjaminmoll.com/MMF/: enjoy!

Parents influence their kids' household income & consumption. Yet, parental income & consumption do not drive most of the cross-sectional inequality in the economic outcomes of adult children. Accepted at JoLE (doi.org/10.1086/733051) with Hamish Low and Giovanni Gallipoli

VAT in developing countries: flawed, but irreplaceable Anne Brockmeyer @annebrockmeyer.bsky.social World Bank Research, Giulia Mascagni International Centre for Tax and Development, @mazharwaxim Manchester Economics, Miguel Almunia CUNEF Universidad & Vedanth Nair Institute for Fiscal Studies outline key takeaways from their research: voxdev.org/topic/public-e…

Long post warning, but good news!! The paper "Strategic Data Sales with Partial Segment Profiling" together with Flavio Delbono (Università di Bologna) and Luca Sandrini (ZEW ) is now out in the September issue of Information Economics and Policy: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

📢Book your place for our first #DoctoralTraining Programme #DTP #Masterclass ‘Recent advances in Public Economics: Using demand estimates to inform policy’! 🗓️23 October, 14:00-17:00 🗣️Rachel Griffith Manchester Economics and Institute for Fiscal Studies 👉bit.ly/4dfkj5d #EconTwitter

🚨 Job Market Paper Here! Are we fully examining every aspect of contemporary agrarian reforms to understand their true impacts? In my JMP I analyze the effects of public land transfers (PLT) versus expropriations, the primary land allocation methods used in Latin America reforms

Great new job market paper on land reform in Ecuador by Nicholas Gachet at Manchester Economics! Finds similar patterns to my recent paper w Jen-Kuan Wang in Taiwan—key differences in productivity effects between public land transfers and expropriation.