Sanghyun Han
“The effect of Agricultural Protectionism under Climate Change”

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Ying Wang
“Optimal Dynamic Feedback Design: Theory and Experiment”

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Emine Tasci
“Strategy-proof, but Gender-proof?”

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Sanjay Moorjani (@moorjani.bsky.social)
“Dissecting Business Cycles”

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Yuval Lidany
“Cross-Product Compatibility, Lock-In, and Market Power: The Case of Smartphones and Laptops”

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Rodrigo Gonzalez Valdenegro ( @rodri-gonval.bsky.social )
"When Competition and Labor Market Policies Collide: The Case of the Minimum Wage"

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Alberto Cappello
"Participation and Spending in the Medicare Shared Savings Program"

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Yuanchen Cai
"Financial Skewness and the Macroeconomy"

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Anusman Bhakri
"Contract design in renewable energy auctions: Evidence from India"

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Meet the Boston College Economics Department Job Market Candidates 2024-2025 (ported over from BC's postings on the other place...) #EconSky #EconJMP

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There's also heterogeneity by skill: We find that pre-intervention women's take-up of economics courses declines steeply with their grade in Econ 101 and their pre-college math skills, whereas men's choices don't change much with grades/test scores.

We find gender itself matters -- female students are 40% more likely to continue with future econ courses due to female speakers and male students are 36% more likely to continue with male speakers

I'm excited that my paper 'The impacts of same and opposite gender alumni speakers on interest in economics' (w/ Arpita Patnaik, Matt Wiswall, and Gwyn Pauley) is now out in Economics of Education review: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

It is very funny now that I am in fact a professor to get facebook memories like this from freshman-in-college Joanna annoyed about course selection. Can confirm, professors shouldn't get sabbaticals🙃🙃

My favorite paper of hers is (surprise) "The Power of the Pill: Oral Contraceptives and Women's Career and Marriage Decisions" which is such an important starting point for all the researchers thinking about contraception and abortion in economics www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10....