Just published in Journal of Public Economics: "The long-run implications of slum clearance: A neighborhood analysis" by Jessica LaVoice Bowdoin College sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Great thread on how/why to enter into an (Econ) PhD. If you know Spanish, see also this: m.youtube.com/watch?v=_yzyz6…

And this paper talks about my friend Mallory Avery's work!🙂

Finding out this paper talks about my work with Christian Schunn, Katherine Wolfe, and Jane Caldwell made my day! x.com/disml_scientis…

Pro and Con

📢The 3rd Berlin Workshop on Gender Economics takes place at WZB on Sept 26-27, hosted by Maja Adena. Great speaker lineup! Keynote: Muriel Niederle from Stanford University wzb.eu/de/node/81243 #BerlinGenderEcon24 #EconTwitter

📢 Day 2 of our 3rd Berlin Workshop on Gender Economics at WZB is in full swing. A big thank you to Muriel Niederle for her inspirational keynote „A Gender Agenda - From the Lab to the Field to Policy“ 👏👏👏 wzb.eu/de/node/81243 #BerlinGenderEcon24

Inviting Pitt undergraduate students interested in behavioral and experimental economics to apply for the Harvey Cohen Undergraduate Research Prize: Applications are open! econ.pitt.edu/research/harve…

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Come work with me (and my 18 amazing colleagues)!

I am extremely lucky to be a part of this wonderful department and can't wait to welcome our new colleague. Happy to answer any questions.🙂

Sharing to #EconTwitter. Macroeconomists interested in an inclusive, fun, dynamic liberal arts college macro group, please apply!

Not a good sign - a similar and persistent trend in my home country drove me out. No incentive for people who want to be in academics to stay and be productive.

My amazing friend and co-author Bea Ahumada is on the job market! She also works in the space of discrimination extending our understanding of inequalities using experiments.

On the #EconJobMarket ! 🚨 JMP Alert 🚨 Individuals fail to incorporate information held by their spouses. Is it because they are generally reluctant to learn from their spouse? In my #JMP, I show: NO! Because communication is challenging in the absence of expertise. 🧵[/10]

Do you want to know more about my research agenda? My work explores fairness, inequality, and redistribution preferences using experimental and behavioral methods. In this thread, I talk about my ongoing and future projects!🧵

My fabulous student Priyoma Mustafi is on the job market. Her excellent JMP demonstrates that failed HH information pooling is not due to reluctance to learn from one’s spouse. A domain with common knowledge of expertise shows successful pooling and directed communication.

Do a PhD and free yourself of such concerns