Attending CSWEP rn. Guess what’s the topic of this panel session? A big thank you to all mentors for taking the time out! Catherine Maclean (@jcmecon.bsky.social) Orgül Öztürk Celeste Carruthers Dr. Melanie Guldi Maria Zhu Devon Gorry Catherine Michaud-Leclerc Jessica H. Brown María Padilla Romo and many more awesome women in econ❤️

Many things are equally important as test scores, and schools should educate the whole child! Our paper provides an interdisciplinary analysis of education’s social, economic, and psychological processes. If you care about bullying, and want to know more about the why and how👇

A parent-directed program that emphasizes education, coaching, and objective feedback increases parental beliefs and improves the early language environment, from Flavio Cunha, Marsha Gerdes, Qinyou Hu, and Snejana Nihtianova nber.org/papers/w30837

Congratulations 🎉Rossella Calvi! The JHR Editorial Board is pleased to recognize Rossella Calvi for outstanding service as a JHR reviewer in 2022.

Thank you so much @ashecon !! I am thrilled to be part of the diversity scholar program! Looking forward to this wonderful journey and meeting everyone in St. Louis in June🤩

In another new DP this week, Forshaw (Rachel Forshaw), Olkers, Sethi (Ritika Sethi) and Sovani test the reproducibility and replicability of Dincecco et al. (2022), on the effects of pre-colonial interestate warefare and long-run development in India. econpapers.repec.org/paper/zbwi4rdp…

Hi #EconTwitter, I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Rice University and I’m on the 2023-2024 job market. My research fields are industrial organization and applied microeconometrics. I am happy to share my job market paper in empirical industrial organization. ( A thread 🧵)

It is the time of the year! I am on the job market! Have a minute to hear the story of my job market paper? --- We all grow up from adolescence, a period full of joy and happiness😃, but sometimes it is also dangerous😢

Stable, supportive relationships between caregivers and children are essential to quality early childhood ed. But turnover in #ECE is 12 percentage points higher than other fields, according to new estimates from HCEO member Flavio Cunha and Marcos Lee. nber.org/papers/w31869

Alright everyone, buckle up, it's time for the 2023 Rice Economics Job Market Candidate 🧵. We have 8 amazing students on the market this year. (1/n)

Congratulations to 2024 Diversity Scholarship recipient Salpy Kanimian, Rice University. Learn more about the Diversity Scholarship here: ashecon.org/2024-san-diego… Sponsored by Dalio Philanthropies, Cedars-Sinai Academic Medicine, @CommonwealthFnd and Arnold Ventures

Today's cool young researcher #EconTwitter is Ajinkya Keskar Binghamton University who works on topics related to gender, family + development ajinkyakeskar.com

Another great year at the NBER SI Innovation Bootcamp, the epicenter for consuming groundbreaking research on innovation. Huge thanks to Open Philanthropy for their continued support and to the faculty for creating this extraordinary opportunity for another exceptional cohort!

23% (or higher!) implicit marginal tax rate from college aid phaseout is not uncommon. My JMP from last year shows that families strategically reduce income when it affects their kid's aid. Link: papers.nickgebbia.com/NGebbia_JMP.pdf

📢📢 We are so thrilled to introduce you to #AMIE mentees and #AMIE workshop participants, who are on the #EconJobMarket this year! We will be sharing information about them in this thread 👇🏽 Please share/RT! #EconTwitter #JMC

The BIP Lab is thrilled to have been funded by Arnold Ventures for 3.5 years to evaluate an original intervention to reduce absenteeism among young children. Collaborating with our former Harris Policy PhD student, Sebastian Gallegos -- the band is back together!

Slow to repost this wonderful conversation Ariel Kalil and I had with Rachel Kranton on identity and social science.

Terrific piece, Ariel!