Matt Schaelling
@mattschaelling.bsky.social
/Current/: PhD @ Brown Econ — on the 2025-26 Job Market
/Previous/: Predoc @ Stanford; BA computational math @ BYU
/Interests/: Applied micro (Urban & Education)
/Previous/: Predoc @ Stanford; BA computational math @ BYU
/Interests/: Applied micro (Urban & Education)
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🆕 Sewers and urbanisation in developing countries
Today on VoxDev, @seanmc59.bsky.social (Brown University), @mattschaelling.bsky.social, Matthew Turner & Toru Kitagawa discuss how access to sewers can help catalyse urban migration: voxdev.org/topic/migrat...
Today on VoxDev, @seanmc59.bsky.social (Brown University), @mattschaelling.bsky.social, Matthew Turner & Toru Kitagawa discuss how access to sewers can help catalyse urban migration: voxdev.org/topic/migrat...
Sewers and urbanisation in developing countries
The urban share of population in the developing world tends to be lower than that of more developed countries. Can greater access to sewers help catalyse urban migration?
voxdev.org
May 28, 2025 at 10:01 AM
🆕 Sewers and urbanisation in developing countries
Today on VoxDev, @seanmc59.bsky.social (Brown University), @mattschaelling.bsky.social, Matthew Turner & Toru Kitagawa discuss how access to sewers can help catalyse urban migration: voxdev.org/topic/migrat...
Today on VoxDev, @seanmc59.bsky.social (Brown University), @mattschaelling.bsky.social, Matthew Turner & Toru Kitagawa discuss how access to sewers can help catalyse urban migration: voxdev.org/topic/migrat...