Si tenés una maestría en economía (o la estás terminando) y te interesa la investigación aplicada, mandá tu CV!👇

👩‍🍳🧹👶¿Quién hace el trabajo que sostiene la vida diaria (como cocinar, limpiar o cuidar)? Te lo contamos con datos de #GenLAC 👇 📊 En América Latina, este trabajo no remunerado recae de forma muy desigual sobre las mujeres: ellas hacen entre 2 y 6 veces más que los hombres. 🧵

📣📣📣 Menaka Hampole (@menaka_hampole), Ashley Wong (@ashleyywong) and I are hiring a pre-doc at University of Michigan starting Sept 2025 to work on a project on student debt, innovation, and entrepreneurship. More details: https://t.co/QA2OEtH0EQ Apply by August 8! @econ_ra

Yale College has awarded Cormac O'Dea the Lex Hixon ’63 Prize, its highest honor for teaching excellence in the social sciences. “Your ability to make economics both intellectually stimulating and fun is truly commendable,” reads the prize citation: https://t.co/Rf9r2akmBd

Today W. P. Carey News features my work on "Why wealthy Americans work" based on my research with @VytautasValait2: https://t.co/Lb3HH12GYm

Attendees at #NEUGD had the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session with a faculty panel consisting of Bilge Erten (@Northeastern), Rohini Pande (@Yale), Ursina Schaede (@TuftsUniversity), and Joanna Venator (@BostonCollege).

This Friday. Macroeconomics Annual Conference @WPCareySchool

Official pic of a great event. ASU Economics @WPCareySchool PhD Reunion Conference.

Eoconomics PhD Reunion Conference @WPCareySchool. Great time 😎 Paula Calvo @pauliecalvo and Tomas Larrocau @tlarroucau organizers.

NEW Discussion Paper: "The Effect of Education Policy on Crime: An Intergenerational Perspective" By Ulrika Ahrsjö, Costas Meghir, Mårten Palme, & Marieke Schnabel: https://t.co/68Iv3nwirZ

Jason Abaluck and I are organizing the Cowles Labor and Public Economics Conference at Yale, June 2-3. Submit your papers by March 24: https://t.co/dRcsYoI2C1 @YaleEconomics, @YaleCowles, @YaleTobinCenter @Jabaluck

Investments by families and firms interact in shaping gender gaps in career achievement as well as equilibrium impacts of firm- and family-side policies aiming to reduce such gaps, from Frederik Almar, Benjamin Friedrich, Ana Reynoso, @bsecon, and Rune M. Vejlin

Gendered roles have converged in the workplace, but not at home. New evidence suggests that the inelasticity of men's housework time might be standing in the way of marriage, from Kyle Hancock, Jeanne Lafortune, and @femonomics https://t.co/87NBT0AqVI

Northwestern's Global Poverty Research Lab (@NU_GPRL)'s Dean Karlan (@deankarlan) and Christopher Udry (@chrisudry) are hiring an RA! Apply by 2/14/25 More details at: https://t.co/hg0RUc87TD

In a large US sample, approximately half of all women discontinue antidepressant usage during pregnancy (no change in usage for spouses). This is in a new paper that I just published with @claireeboone and @ccolina_pe that is primarily descriptive.

Why Do Couples and Singles Save during Retirement? Household Heterogeneity and Its Aggregate Implications https://t.co/tgzZcUAyjA

Congratulations to Barbara Biasi who was recognized for the AEJ Best Paper Award for Economic Policy at #ASSA2025 for the paper “The Labor Market for Teachers under Different Pay Schemes.”

More children than ever grow up without siblings. Does this affect their development? We find that siblings have little impact on first-borns' cognitive development and personality. New working paper with @PetterLundborg, Erik Plug, and @AstridWurRas: https://t.co/qolDt4w1ZJ

🔆Come to beautiful Barcelona for the Structural Microeconometrics workshop with @JoanLlull_econ at the @bse_barcelona Summer Forum, June 18-19. Our keynote will be @CostasMeghir. 📢Submit here before Feb 28:

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP19873 Parental Involvement in #Education Facundo Albornoz-Crespo @UoNEconomics, @cabralestweet @EconomicsUc3m, Guillermo Cruces @CEDLAS @UoNEconomics, @Maria_Lombardi1 @utditella https://t.co/cRiX7h78J6 #CEPR_PE #EconTwitter