#EconJobMarket candidate Thomas Chan’s job market paper develops adaptive experiment designs to efficiently estimate diverse causal parameters, from average to distributional effects, to better inform decision making. Profile: https://t.co/lwdOiUe4Rc; JMP: https://t.co/k9lbkktHhc

#EconJobMarket candidate Spreeha Aggarwal’s (@AggarwalSpreeha) job market paper studies how changes in the demand for women’s domestic labour affect their marriage timing and outcomes in rural India. Profile: https://t.co/I3eYVxOaHV

Meet the Vancouver School of Economics’ 2025/26 PhD job market candidates! View their profiles here: https://t.co/OGe9A9ZeH1 @bbribeiro_22

Pablo (@pvalenzuelac) is an urban economist interested in history and public economics. His job market paper studies the long-run consequences for individuals displaced by the construction of the highway system in the US. Profile: https://t.co/jKIzxX8JA2

Aditi is an applied microeconomist working at the intersection of development, economic history, behavioral economics, and political economy. Her JMP examines how the Green Revolution affected crop diversity, nutrition, and long-term health. Learn more: https://t.co/S8yDnVr6UW

Pascuel (@mpplotkin) studies how alternative work arrangements impact inequality. His job market paper links employer-employee data with delivery platforms to examine how platform adoption affects restaurants, their employees, and gig workers. Profile: https://t.co/6cissDhpjn

Giulia (@GiuliaLoForte) studies International Trade and Innovation. In her job market paper, she uses trademarks to study product innovation in the US and quantify consumer gains from globalization. Profile: https://t.co/XucrSYqvrZ

Valentina (@valentinaruts) studies Labor Economics, Corporate Finance, and Entrepreneurship. Her job market paper is “Minding Your Business or Your Child? Motherhood and the Entrepreneurship Gap”. Profile: https://t.co/ZaWRbNlY7I

Ieda (@iedarm) is a development and behavioral economist who does large-scale field experiments on gender, public health, and labor markets. Her job market paper explores how adolescents form their perceptions of masculinity norms. Profile: https://t.co/dqTV9O21T6

Her second paper is also fascinating: more intense coercion as part of the male sterilization campaign in India in '70s leads to ⬆️ crimes against women, including rape @SarahVincent_ Read them both!

Fascinating work by @AditiSingh095 @ubcVSE https://t.co/NfJJFauTfy documenting an unintended nutritional consequence of the green revolution: districts w/higher potential productivity gains from high-yielding varieties ⬇️ crop variety + availability of proteins, micronutrients

Thank you so much @Ideas4India for the feature of our paper on forced male sterilization and violence against women Have a read!

First lunch with the junior female faculty and women PhD students at the @ubcVSE 🎉 So great to see this group growing! Thanks so much for organizing it @GiuliaLoForte

The BC, Musqueam and UBC flags (at the North Plaza of the Life Building) will be lowered Wednesday, July 6, 2022 in remembrance of Agustín Beltrán. https://t.co/YR7CPOZAX0

All good wishes ✨

Hindu-Muslim integration and firm output in Indian manufacturing: Evidence from a field experiment - Arkadev Ghosh @arkdevghosh (@UBC) https://t.co/MLI1XnUjqr

VSE Director Dr. Patrick Francois has written an obituary for the late VSE Professor Emeritus Dr. Ashok Kotwal, who passed away last week. https://t.co/cQtGu8yfuc

📢 COVID RESOURCES FOR BIHAR/JHARKHAND @kritarthjha set the ball rolling to put together a verified resource sheet for Bihar/Jharkhand (from the hospital). A team of ex-JPAL field staff are calling continuously & verifying everything you'll see here. 1/4 https://t.co/0tWtJN9QnM