✳ Still a few days to apply for a 3-year full Ph.D. scholarship to work with me on an innovative, quantitative and international project on the Economics of Long-Term Care, at Università di Trieste. By 15 June. Details here bit.ly/45WC3Qd Apply here bit.ly/43Q5EZX

It was great to join the Venice International University Summer School of Ageing to discuss extremely relevant research on the health economics during and post COVID. Huge effort from Gateway to Global Aging Data Giacomo Pasini Agar Brugiavini

For those interested in learning more about Economics of Adverse Childhood Treatment, below the link to our chapter (with R.E. Buia and A. Brugiavini) just published in Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics. link.springer.com/referenceworke…

🌍I am looking for a Ph.D. candidate to work with me on the empirical #economics of international #LongTermCare ✳ Deadline: August 21, 1pm  Fully funded 3-year scholarship Università di Trieste Info: bit.ly/3OG3Kqa Apply: bit.ly/3Kjz23y #healtheconomics #EconTwitter

There's still time to apply to join London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine as an Assistant Professor in #Demography. The successful applicant will work closely with @jm_aburto & Population Studies Group, LSHTM to strengthen research & teaching. Deadline: 15 September 👉 bit.ly/3Z3qiod #JobOpportunity #Hiring

HEALTH AND WORK: CHALLENGES IN A CHANGING ECONOMY #TriesteNext on #23september, a panel with: 🎙️Olivier Bargain 🎙️Ludovico Carrino 🎙️Jon Cylus 🎙️Florence Jusot Chaired by 🎙️Maria Lo Bue Info ► triestenext.it/tc-events/heal…

Silver economy: cambiamenti e opportunità 🎙 Stefania Vigna, Intesa Sanpaolo Innovation Center 🎙 Ludovico Carrino, UniTS 🎙 Diego Martone, Demia 🎙 Marco Panara, Repubblica Affari & Finanza Segui qui 👉 youtube.com/live/SU9q4D9gz…

♻️ Facciamo la differenz(iat)a! Grande accoglienza a #TriesteNext per il progetto che giocando insegna una corretta gestione della raccolta differenziata e promuove comportamenti virtuosi e sostenibili. 🌳 Vai qui 👉 triestenext.it/8-facciamo-la-…

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Thanks to Jon Cylus and WHO Centre for Health Development for this new reflection on #longtermcare policies around the World. I'll highlight some theoretical and empirical contributions of public economics, in a joint effort with Gateway to Global Aging Data, OECD Social, Unive Ca' Foscari, and Università di Trieste.

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Italians have experienced a spectacular increase in longevity, but public provision of long-term care is fragmented and the supply of care relies heavily on informal provision by the family, from Agar Brugiavini, Ludovico Carrino, and Giacomo Pasini nber.org/papers/w31861

Please, RT: FBK-IRVAPP School - Advanced Methods for Impact Evaluation, 22-24 January 2024 Venice at Istituto Veneto A mix of theory and practical sessions, with poster presentations as well #EconTwitter #WinterSchool Full program available here: irvapp.fbk.eu/trainings/deta…

Reminder: Using log(x+1) or arcsinh(x) is never coherent, and you probably want Poisson regression instead This paper changed what I do and teach, and it's the rare econometrics paper that's actually clear and accessible. All applied social science researchers should read it!

📢The Gateway is looking for a project specialist to join our CESR #education and #pension #policy team! Candidates with backgrounds in #PublicHealth, public policy, #economics, or in other quantitative social sciences are encouraged to apply here: tinyurl.com/pzwfeyb4

1/3 Delighted to speak OECD ➡️ Better Policies for Better Lives workshop on promoting long-term care at home organized by Francesca Colombo @Fredguanais USC @JinkookLee Gateway to Global Aging Data Looking forward to closer collaboration on #HealthyAgeing & WHO/Europe’s Age-friendly environments #AddingLifeToYears

It's our Economic and Social Research Council Centre for Society and Mental Health conference today and we have a full house here at the Science Gallery London to learn more about the findings from our first 5 years of research and discuss why we must put society at the heart of our understanding of #mentalhealth.

I will always remember her dedication, wit and kind yet firm approach as a mentor and colleague, as well as her deep care for students’ wellbeing and for those who serve as personal tutors. She shaped my path as a researcher and as a person. I remain deeply grateful to her.

The Care Dividend by Jon Cylus, George Wharton, Ludovico Carrino, Stefania Ilinca, Manfred Huber and Sarah Louise Barber As populations age, more people need long-term care services – how can we make the case for investing in long-term care? 📚 cup.org/4leGQ6y