📢Michela Tincani (UCL), with Michela Carlana and Enrico Miglino, presents “How Far Can Inclusion Go? The Long-term Impacts of Preferential College Admissions” (1/7) @stoneeconucl.bsky.social @michelatincani.bsky.social

📢Basit Zafar (University of Michigan), with Esteban Aucejo, Jacob French and Paola Ugalde A., presents “Understanding Gaps in College Outcomes by First-Generation Status.” (1/5) @stoneeconucl.bsky.social

📢Peter Arcidiacono (Duke University), with Anh-Huy Nguyen and Zachary Bleemer, presents “Reconciling Results on Proposition 209.” (1/5)
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📢Gill Wyness (UCL), with Oliver Cassagneau-Francis, Lindsey Macmillan, and Richard Murphy, presents “University Mismatch and Teacher Leniency,” asking: What is the extent of the mismatch wage penalty? (1/3) @stoneeconucl.bsky.social

📢Jack Britton (University of York), with Monica Costa Dias and David Goll, presents “Higher Education Sorting and Social Mobility,” asking: How important is higher education sorting for earnings inequality? (1/4) @stoneeconucl.bsky.social

📢 Viola Corradini (Columbia Business School) presents “Information and Access in School Choice Systems: Evidence from NYC,” asking: Can better information reduce school choice gaps?(1/4)
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📢 Zachary Bleemer (Princeton) presents “College Peer Effects and the Labor Market” with Sahar Parsa, asking: Does grouping high-achieving students together benefit them academically or in the long run? (1/2)

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Just attended an inspiring academic exchange with the Young Economist Society (YES) 🇨🇳 last week—grateful for the opportunity to connect with brilliant minds! Here are some reflections on how AI may reshape economics teaching & research👇 Let’s not compete with AI, but thrive with it. #AI #Economics