Andrea Tesei (@tesei_andrea) 's Twitter Profile
Andrea Tesei

@tesei_andrea

Associate Professor @QMUL | political economy | media economics | development economics

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Camille Terrier (@camilleterrier1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🤗 First day at Queen Mary (School of Economics & Finance at Queen Mary)! 🤗 Very happy to join a fantastic applied group. Can't wait to grab a "cup-of-tea" @Marco_Manacorda, Lucie Gadenne , Francois Gerard, Anna Raute, Simon Franklin, Anja Prummer, Andrea Tesei, Sebastian Axbard (and everyone else around)

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Andrea Tesei Andrea Tesei School of Economics & Finance at Queen Mary Centre for Economic Performance Queen Mary University of London discusses the political effects of the diffusion of mobile Internet, using data on electoral outcomes and on mobile Internet signal across the 22 European countries buff.ly/3ENLZis #EconTwitter

Andrea Tesei <a href="/tesei_andrea/">Andrea Tesei</a> <a href="/qmuleconomics/">School of Economics & Finance at Queen Mary</a> <a href="/CEP_LSE/">Centre for Economic Performance</a> <a href="/QMUL/">Queen Mary University of London</a> discusses the political effects of the diffusion of mobile Internet, using data on electoral outcomes and on mobile Internet signal across the 22 European countries buff.ly/3ENLZis #EconTwitter
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Thanks to Faculti for hosting me to discuss our work on “Mobile Internet and the Rise of Political Tribalism in Europe” ( with Marco Manacorda and Guido Tabellini)

Francesco Fasani (@fasani_f) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#EconTwitter: Tommaso Frattini and I are looking for a post-doc to collaborate on projects on #migration for 12 months at demm_unimi in Milan. Ideal candidate: student close to completion/just completed PhD + doing empirical work + interest in migration Application deadline: 9 Jan 23

#EconTwitter: <a href="/tomfratti/">Tommaso Frattini</a> and I are looking for a post-doc to collaborate on projects on #migration for 12 months at <a href="/DemmUnimi/">demm_unimi</a> in Milan.

Ideal candidate: student close to completion/just completed PhD + doing empirical work + interest in migration

Application deadline: 9 Jan 23
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Our PhD candidate Hanifa Pilvar is on the job market this year with her paper "Primary care Doctors' Shortages and the Role of Financial Incentives". Her research interests are health economics and labor economics. Learn more: hanifa-pilvar.github.io

Our PhD candidate Hanifa Pilvar is on the job market this year with her paper "Primary care Doctors' Shortages and the Role of Financial Incentives".
Her research interests are health economics and labor economics. Learn more: hanifa-pilvar.github.io
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Our PhD candidate Pengzhan Qian (Pengzhan Qian) is on the job market this year with his paper "What Drives the Decline in Female Labor Supply in Urban China". His research interests are macroeconomics and labor economics. Learn more: sites.google.com/view/pengzhan pic.x.com/mwyHKDMB5A

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Our postdoc Illia Pasichnichenko (Illia Pasichnichenko) is on the job market with his paper "Revealing Features from Optimal Choice". His research interests are micro theory, decision theory, and experimental economics. Learn more: pasichnichenko.weebly.com pic.x.com/bUl6uovmOy

Pengzhan Qian (@pengzhan_econ) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m on job market this year! Female labor force participation has declined in many developing countries over the past decades, including urban China and India. I use a life-cycle model to evaluate the importance of several channels to explain the decline in urban China (1/3).

Andrea Tesei (@tesei_andrea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everything you always wanted to know about “The Political Economy of Social Media”. New CEPR ebook out and freely available: tinyurl.com/3bcjxzhh, edited by @FilipeCampante, Ruben Durante and myself. Thank you very much to all contributors and to CEPR!

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📚 Explore the intricate link between social media and politics in a new CEPR eBook, "The Political Economy of Social Media," edited by SEF faculty member Andrea Tesei! cepr.org/about/news/pre…

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Have a look at the CEPR ebook for a summary of our paper on #socialmedia and communitarian vote. Municipality-level evidence from Europe!

Andrea Tesei (@tesei_andrea) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I had a great time presenting at the CEPR symposium! Great venue, great comments and great fun!🙂More tomorrow for the presentation of the eBook on the political economy of social media! And now off to dinner🙂🥳

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Great paper summarising the different methods used to identify the social, political and economic consequences of Internet and social media diffusion

Alexander Yarkin (@alexmyarkin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi #EconTwitter, I am on the Job Market! My primary fields are Labor, Migration, and Political Economy. My secondary fields are Macro and Growth. In my 1st JMP, I examine how the global spread of the Internet affects immigrants' socio-economic integration in the US.🧵

Hi #EconTwitter,

I am on the Job Market!

My primary fields are Labor, Migration, and Political Economy. My secondary fields are Macro and Growth.

In my 1st JMP, I examine how the global spread of the Internet affects immigrants' socio-economic integration in the US.🧵
Lorenzo Germinetti (@lgerminetti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Don't miss it! 🚨 Join us for the 7th QMUL Workshop for PhD Students & Post-Docs! 📅 May 22-23 | 📍QMUL ✨ Keynotes: Tim Besley & Martin Pesendorfer 🏨 Accommodation available 📝 Apply by March 14 → bit.ly/4hTaZHj #EconTwitter #EconConf bit.ly/3EKwPhv