Yes, that was an interesting analysis. Thanks for sharing!

Is this the study you have?
institute.bankofamerica.com/content/dam/...

Next time rephrase your referee report to: "Include a discussion of and your evidence for your work to assess and adjust for ANA." Of course, you may need to include in your comments to the editor that this inclusion is mandatory. Both may need educating.

Tim @tim-stillman.bsky.social, I like the quality of your analysis. A follow-up: is there a role for her away from the front line? I am thinking about replicating the Bukayo Saka experience (not necessarily at LB). While I don't see where she could get playing time, I thought that I would ask.

Tim, I just reread your Mailbag post of April 14. In the heat of the moment, do you think Arsenal need to keep Michelle Agyemang regardless of what Stina does instead of loaning her out?

Thanks for sharing all of the posts about the conference. Will the conference web page have links to the papers?

Second, it might be the case that students with a hefty dose of ecological economics and/or interdisciplinary environmental studies courses might have different perspectives than typical economics majors. Again a teacher might get a good discussion going between those groups (beyond collaboration).

First, I can't remember the sources) since it may be the case that students with more experience in upper level economics courses have a greater tendency to view markets as good things than less-experienced students do, a teacher might be get a good discussion going between those two groups.

Just read the paper, and I liked it enough to forward it on to a colleague. Just two points to follow up with your thoughts on pedagogy.

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So, how long will it take for the European Leagues to use this as a recruiting tool?

I realize that I missed the call for this taping, but in a future one I would like to know the odds that Arsenal would investigate whether Trinity Rodman would join?