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Very pleased to contribute to National Institute of Economic and Social Research's #RES2024 special session on their research into distributional shocks and household-level inequalities with Adrian Pabst Arnab Bhattacharjee FRSA Larissa Marioni & Eliza da Silva Gomes, and discuss the challenges for regional & devolved policymakers

Congratulations to our Larissa Marioni who has been awarded runner-up for the Bennett Institute for Public Policy Public Policy Prize 🎉 Her essay explored the #AIRevolution and public services transformation 📜 Delighted to see this recognition for her excellent work 👏 hubs.la/Q02qTxZM0

'Ultimately, addressing regional skill mismatch can enhance #productivity, competitiveness and economic growth' 📈💡 In today's #MondayInterview, Deputy Director Adrian Pabst speaks with Larissa Marioni about skills mismatch and regional mobility ⬇️ hubs.la/Q02tzwqN0

This #MondayInterview is well worth a read! It features Adrian Pabst talking with Larissa Marioni, who is researching skills mismatch and regional mobility at The Productivity Institute.

Our Larissa Marioni unpacks the UK's low #productivity performance and the impact of regional inequalities 📊 You can read our full briefing on UK productivity, as well as accessing more resources, in our dedicated #GeneralElection hub 🗳️👇 hubs.la/Q02zYfmt0

"The inequalities across the UK in terms of #productivity represent a significant drag on the economy" Our Larissa Marioni unpacks key findings and recommendations from our #GeneralElection briefing on productivity📊 Read the full briefing here 👇 niesr.ac.uk/publications/p…

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JUST PUBLISHED on the Economics Observatory - What might be the economic implications of autonomous vehicles? by Larissa Marioni (National Institute of Economic and Social Research) buff.ly/3T2Swxp #EconTwitter #AutonomousVehicles #AI

⚡️NEW⚡️ The UK #Productivity Paralysis In our latest #MondayInterview, just published, Deputy Director Adrian Pabst discusses with Larissa Marioni the role of #skills mismatches in the -now more than a decade long- low productivity trend ⬇️ hubs.la/Q02P4DqN0

⚡️ NEW DISCUSSION PAPER ⚡ Does #School Management and Leadership Predict Student Achievement? Our Larissa Marioni and UFJF's Ricardo da Silva Freguglia and Ana Beatriz Monteiro Costa explore evidence from Brazil 🇧🇷 Read the findings here ⬇📃 hubs.la/Q02QVvcF0

⚡️ The Economic Impact of #AI ⚡️ 🗓️📌Wednesday 23 October at 16:30 📝Sign up to the 2024 Prais Lecture with LSE Department of Economics & INSEAD's Professor Philippe Aghion, who is also an associate at Centre for Economic Performance and a The British Academy Fellow ⬇️⬇️ Royal Economic Society hubs.la/Q02RPR_C0

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2024 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson “for studies of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity.”

📣#RES2025 Annual Conference Call for Submissions opens today – those wishing to present at #conference can submit a paper or a poster for review. ⏰Deadline 13 January 2025 👉bit.ly/4hku5q7 #EconTwitter #EconEvents #RESEvents #RESConference

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🚨 NEW PUBLICATION 🚨 Our Larissa Marioni policy paper examines #transport connectivity in the UK, 🛣️ and emphasises the importance of devolving transport budgets to local authorities and creating seamless connections between transport modes 🚆 hubs.la/Q030b3Wg0

Thrilled to have delivered the keynote at the Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum on "Next Steps for Urban Transport & Regional Connectivity in England." 🚆🚍🚗 Read the policy paper here: 🔗niesr.ac.uk/publications/t… National Institute of Economic and Social Research

⚡️🧁The Great British skills mismatch⚙️⚡️ '#Britain has never been more educated, yet skills mismatches, regional divides, and graduate overqualification threaten #productivity', writes our Larissa Marioni in this new piece for FE Week ⬇️ hubs.ly/Q03w2rVg0