
Johannes Matzat
@matzatecon
SNF financed PostDoc at University of Lucerne.
Interested in: Political Economy, Migration, Development Economics.
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The Swiss National Science Foundation to fund two research projects at the Faculty of #Economics and Management and the Faculty of #Theology. Researchers will receive third-party funding totalling around CHF 886,000. unilu.ch/en/news/all-ne… Theologie - Universität Luzern Johannes Matzat

Live-tweeting Karthik Muralidharan's presentation on state capacity at NEUDC. Simple story of India's economy: - Top 10% drives demand and growth - Next 30-40% in service sector jobs supporting the top 10% - remaining 50% left out, supported by welfare programs Seems suboptimal 1/n



My second PhD paper is out in the #AJPS! Big thank you to my fantastic coauthors Valentin Lang and @akentikelenis on bsky, I've learned a lot from you and its been great working together! If you are interested in how individual biases shape international policy making, read this:

My job market paper is now featured on the World Bank’s Development Impact blog. Thanks for this unique opportunity! I study whether boosting young women's self-efficacy can improve their investments in vocational training. For more details👇 blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…

The other place has become an active and super interesting place. Come join. Aaron Sojourner created a good guide (bsky.app/profile/aarons…). You find me here: bsky.app/profile/matzat…







We are very happy to publish the new National Elections Database, including the results of 1,023 presidential and 2,962 parliamentary elections conducted worldwide since 1946! nationalelectionsdatabase.com with Benjamin Marx and Vincent Rollet


This (recently updated) free textbook on difference-in-differences looks amazing! It comes with practitioner checklists and practice data + code. A teaching/research goldmine! by Clément de Chaisemartin and Xavier D'Haultfoeuille.


This reading list of recent advances in applied econometrics looks like a treasure trove! curated by: Christine Cai² {link in replies}
