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Thanks to Indonesian Development Foundation - Indonesian Development Foundation for hosting Joe Sabia at IDF Int'l Research Forum on "Innovative Strategies for Tobacco Control & Harm Reduction" in Bali, Indonesia

Joe Sabia presents research (joint w/ Catherine Maclean (@jcmecon.bsky.social) Yang Liang Charles Courtemanche, PhD Erik Nesson & @Chad_Cotti) on the unintended effects of e-cigarette flavor bans on youth tobacco use at IDF Foundation's International Research Forum on Tobacco Harm Reduction in Bali.

Thanks to the IDF Foundation and Bali Development Institute teams for hosting Joe CHEPS & Asena Caner at the 2024 International Tobacco Harm Reduction Forum to discuss cutting-edge vaping research!

Looking forward to this talk on a topic so close to heart!

CHEPS & SDSU ECON welcome Eoin McGuirk to present his paper (w/ Nathan Nunn), “Development Mismatch? Evidence from Agricultural Projects in Pastoral Africa” Link for Paper: conference.nber.org/conf_papers/f2… Join us on Thurs 10/31, 3:30PM PT in AL 660 or at: sdsu.zoom.us/j/88923406625

CHEPS & SDSU ECON welcome Mireille Jacobson to present her working paper, “Can Financial Incentives Improve Research Representation: A Randomized Controlled Trial”. Join us on Thurs 11/14 at 3:30PM PT in AL 660 or on Zoom at sdsu.zoom.us/j/88923406625

Our postdoc, Tessie Krishna presented her working paper, "Diversion? A deterrence to delinquency?" at #APPAM2024 and discussed Fatma Palut's paper, "Crime and Punishment Order: Prosecutorial Discretion and Discrimination" at #SEA2024

A weekend in the life of an academic: 1. Present at #APPAM2024 on Thursday in MD 2. Get married at the courthouse on Friday in NJ 3. Discuss at #SEA2024 on Saturday in DC

Excited for the talk! I always imagined/assumed disenfranchisement from family and community to be a reason for higher rates of recidivism post release, exciting to see research on how it impacts in-prison misconduct at the more immediate level.

Excited to team up w/ SDSU ECON for a stellar Spring ’25 Seminar Series ft. Anne M. Burton, David Figlio, Melanie Wasserman, Chad Cotti, Philipp Barteska, Lisa Kahn, Andy Garin, Kalena Cortes, @BigOrangeEcon, @MeeraMahadevan, Osea Giuntella, Maria Zhu, Cody Tuttle & John Cawley!

New NBER by Kyu Matsuzawa, Benjamin Hansen & Joe Sabia CHEPS finds in-person K-12 schooling increases juvenile (but not young adult) violence during weekday school hours. This is true before, during & after the pandemic. Link: nber.org/papers/w33317#…

Despite the well-known weight gain from nicotine cessation, e-cigarette taxes do not contribute to obesity and may even decrease it, from Charles Courtemanche, PhD, Tessie Krishna, Yang Liang, CHEPS, and Anthony Chuo nber.org/papers/w33890

First NBER WP! 🥹

Week 2. Paper 2. 🎉

CHEPSters Tessie Krishna, Joe Sabia and Diletta Migliaccio enjoying the 14th Annual ASHEcon meetings in Nashville, Tennessee!

First ASHEcon and I'm already looking forward to the next one!

Week 3. Paper 3 🎉. Fin. For now.