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Thank you Women in Empirical Micro for the opportunity to get to present on a topic that is particularly relevant to many TT female profs and their partners! Paper draft here, thoughts welcome - dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4…

Super interesting paper that had the whole Women in Empirical Micro conference buzzing yesterday. “Getting Down to Business: Chain Ownership and Fertility Clinic Performance” by Ambar La Forgia & Julia Bodner papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

I don’t study tariffs but this paper seemed super important. First question from the audience: “So are all previous papers wrong?”😳 Discussant said she went through all stages of grief while coming to terms w the implications. “Missing Tariffs, False Imputation, and the Trade

Another super cool paper form Women in Empirical Micro - presented by @vini_singh_: "How Power Shapes Behavior: Evidence from Physicians" by Manasvini Singh & Stephen Schwab Amazing health data from the military! And I love the "results as a limerick" summaries of all of Vini's WPs.

CEIS Tor Vergata matilde giaccherini g v Chicago Booth Rebecca Dizon-Ross WiEM 2023 continues with Awa Ambra Seck's (Harvard University) talk on "En Route: The French Colonial Army, Emigration, and Development in Morocco." Discussion to follow by Oeindrila Dube from Harris Policy.

ORD -> IAH ✈️ It was so fun to be in a room full of women economists (and a few men!). Women in Empirical Micro is such a wonderful conference - thanks for organizing & for having me!

Alison Andrew wrapping up WiEM 2023 with her work on "Revealed Beliefs and the Marriage Market Return to Education" (joint with@abicadams). Discussion by Rachel Glennerster (The University of Chicago). Thank you all for tuning in!

Thanks Women in Empirical Micro and Becker Friedman Institute for Economics for hosting this incredible gathering! Truly inspiring to see the incredible work being done by women in our field!

Was honored to attend the amazing Women in Empirical Micro conference hosted by Becker Friedman Institute for Economics this weekend and give some advice for more junior academics. Below I share my top 10, which benefited from assistance from many of my very wise friends!

About 3 years ago, after my talk in a virtual seminar, Sandy Black emailed me with kind words and really helpful feedback on the paper. We had not met prior to that. The email meant the world to me as a Jr, and ultimately led to a better paper. 💕

Huge thanks to the organisers of Women in Empirical Micro! What a fantastic conference - wonderful papers & opportunities to share career advice for female economists. It was fab to discuss Caroline Coly’s great paper on #MeToo and labour market outcomes.

So many inspiring women economists!! Thanks for this amazing conference Becker Friedman Institute for Economics Women in Empirical Micro - If you want to meet other early career women in a convivial atmosphere & get constructive feedback from incredibly well chosen discussants apply next year!

Amazing news! Gigantic congratulations to my wonderful colleague and friend Claudia Goldin for her hugely important work on women's labor market outcomes rewarded today by the The Nobel Prize! So very very happy!

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