Stefan Pauly
@stefanpauly.bsky.social
policy economist with a phd, currently working for the german govt
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Talked in beautiful Rimini about Tourism and Urban Economics to a room full of freshmen corsi.unibo.it/1cycle/clet/...
Slides here floswald.github.io/Tourism-Rimi... with shoutouts to @vlavetyan.bsky.social and @stefanpauly.bsky.social and @milena-almagro.bsky.social and others too
Slides here floswald.github.io/Tourism-Rimi... with shoutouts to @vlavetyan.bsky.social and @stefanpauly.bsky.social and @milena-almagro.bsky.social and others too
October 17, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Talked in beautiful Rimini about Tourism and Urban Economics to a room full of freshmen corsi.unibo.it/1cycle/clet/...
Slides here floswald.github.io/Tourism-Rimi... with shoutouts to @vlavetyan.bsky.social and @stefanpauly.bsky.social and @milena-almagro.bsky.social and others too
Slides here floswald.github.io/Tourism-Rimi... with shoutouts to @vlavetyan.bsky.social and @stefanpauly.bsky.social and @milena-almagro.bsky.social and others too
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Workers were never well-represented among cabinet ministers globally, but things have deteriorated over time. From our Paths to Power project where we have collected biographical data on almost 45,000 ministers from 137 countries in the period 1966-2021.
January 9, 2025 at 1:02 PM
Workers were never well-represented among cabinet ministers globally, but things have deteriorated over time. From our Paths to Power project where we have collected biographical data on almost 45,000 ministers from 137 countries in the period 1966-2021.
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An important thread by the brilliant @charlesjkenny.bsky.social has wended its way to this platform 🦋 —>
I've had a long-running thread on twitter on the real migration crisis (not enough migrants). Will start posting here... but for the earlier 1,000-plus examples, see here:
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January 7, 2025 at 3:20 PM
An important thread by the brilliant @charlesjkenny.bsky.social has wended its way to this platform 🦋 —>
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December 20, 2024 at 10:37 AM
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Using the results shown below and others, we estimate that couples in Germany act as if they value women's earnings at 48 cents on the Euro, compared to men's earnings. In Sweden, it's 80 cents on the Euro. Full paper here: bit.ly/MTO-T
Featured in the latest Digest: "Gender, Career Opportunities, and the Relocation Decisions of Couples"
https://www.nber.org/digest/202412/gender-career-opportunities-and-relocation-decisions-couples
https://www.nber.org/digest/202412/gender-career-opportunities-and-relocation-decisions-couples
December 17, 2024 at 2:29 PM
Using the results shown below and others, we estimate that couples in Germany act as if they value women's earnings at 48 cents on the Euro, compared to men's earnings. In Sweden, it's 80 cents on the Euro. Full paper here: bit.ly/MTO-T
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The EU has collapsing fertility, this is a major macroeconomic crisis,
But this FT report is wrong
There is not enough evidence that it’s due to climate, the pandemic, and inflation
These things are terrible, but that doesn’t make them causal
Wild speculation
But this FT report is wrong
There is not enough evidence that it’s due to climate, the pandemic, and inflation
These things are terrible, but that doesn’t make them causal
Wild speculation
December 3, 2024 at 7:29 AM
The EU has collapsing fertility, this is a major macroeconomic crisis,
But this FT report is wrong
There is not enough evidence that it’s due to climate, the pandemic, and inflation
These things are terrible, but that doesn’t make them causal
Wild speculation
But this FT report is wrong
There is not enough evidence that it’s due to climate, the pandemic, and inflation
These things are terrible, but that doesn’t make them causal
Wild speculation