Jacquelyn Pless
@JacquelynPless
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Assistant Prof @MITSloan. Economist. Innovation + Clean Energy + Social Progress. Let's be better. My meditation = running.
Cambridge, MA
Joined March 2013
Meant to also thank my former colleagues at @UniofOxford for kick-starting my career, where I also had the pleasure of advising my first two fantastic PhD students, @sugandhasri and Yangsiyu Lu!.
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Honored to be named to @PoetsAndQuants Best 40-Under-40 MBA Profs List! Deepest thanks to my incredible colleagues and students @MITSloan for their support. And a special shoutout to my fiancé @markduggan_econ for always believing in me! .
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Congrats to Jacquelyn Pless of MIT Sloan School of Management for being named a 2024 Best 40 Under 40 MBA Professor.
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Looking forward to this! FYI for those that are interested - registration is now free.
The line-up features keynotes from @OxfordSBS's Tim Jenkinson, @ForwardCities' @FayHorwitt_FC & @KauffmanFDN's @Phil_Gaskin and a panel discussion between our Chief Economist Gerald Cohen, @EshipAtDuke's Eric Toone & @MITSloan's @JacquelynPless. Register:
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As a #firstgen, my family will never fully understand what it means to get tenure, but they do appreciate what it means to become a homeowner 🥂
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Trying something new in my innovation strategy class: we're building a collaborative Spotify playlist. Contributions must be justified as explicitly relating to a class topic. Thoughts on whether this experiment will be a success or an embarrassing failure? Will report back.
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RT @BillAulet: 2nd day of classes at MIT in spring semester . yesterday had Corporate Eship with @carlychase & @_SueSiegel - xclnt! Today….
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Huge thanks to @martha_j_bailey and all mentors for the wonderful @AEACSWEP CeMent meeting. Particularly grateful for the thoughtful advice from my group, @SarahJacobsonEc and Katrina Jessoe (incredible mentors), @EricaMyersEcon, @EmilyPakhtigian, and Stephanie Brockman.
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Had so much fun participating in the @AEACSWEP mentoring workshop for women and non-binary PhD students yesterday. Such a great reminder of the amazing and inspirational people in our profession. Thank you @maya_rossin and @jenniferdoleac for organizing!.
We did it! Feeling so inspired by all the smart, caring, funny, honest, and just overall badass mentors who volunteered their time today. And hopeful and excited for the future of the economics profession. Thank you. It’s an honor to get to share this career journey with you all!.
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We're hiring! Anyone working on innovation, entrepreneurship, and/or strategy topics should apply. Looking forward to meeting those on the market this year!.
MIT TIES has a tenure-track position open for AY 2021!! For application details see (link corrected)!. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis as of October 23, 2020. The application deadline is November 13, 2020.
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RT @sstern_mit: MIT TIES has a tenure-track position open for AY 2021!! For application details see (link correcte….
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RT @camjhep: Pulling pints and planting pines - both immensely valuable economic tasks - one more compatible with social distancing and a g….
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RT @NatureEnergyJnl: How can energy research funding evaluation challenges can be overcome systematically? @JacquelynPless, @camjhep and Ni….
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How does public spending impact #cleanenergy #innovation? We still know surprisingly little. @camjhep, @farrellniall, and I discuss (methodological) challenges & solutions to generating a wider evidence base that can inform energy innovation policy design. @NatureEnergyJnl.
.@JacquelynPless, @camjhep and Niall Farrell discuss how energy research funding evaluation challenges can be overcome systematically
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Thanks for having me last week, @UVMecon! It was great to be back to my alma mater and to visit all of my fantastic mentors.
#UVMEcon grad @JacquelynPless, now at @MITSloan, gave a great talk here last week! Read about her path to economics:.
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Great summary of an important AER comment by @LinusMattauch et al. With corrections to the Earth science, the implications for climate policy are starkly different. We do indeed need a carbon tax today - one that is high and increases over time. #ClimateChange.
This is a VERY important comment in the AER: In an earlier AER paper, Lemoine and Rudik (2017) argue that it is efficient to delay reducing carbon emissions due to supposed inertia in the climate system's response to emissions. @ret_ward @LinusMattauch.
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I use data to try to understand how to drive innovation that protects the environment and people. Your turn @PennyMealy @yangsiyulu @sugandhasri @brettwjordan @Sefi_Roth_ @_ClaireConnelly @BerkouwerS @EugenieDugoua @JonathanColmer @bryanparthum @bcshaffer @cjwich.
I use optimization-based models of electricity systems to inform engineering and policy decisions. Your turn @CostaSamaras @DrJaneFlegal @S_HastingsSimon @arthurhcyip @JacquelynPless @busbyj2 @emilygrubert @GernotWagner @jacob_mays @neha__25 @sidersadapts.
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RT @MITSloan: New research from @JacquelynPless pushes back against assumptions about solar leasing, but points to an imperfect market. htt….
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In some cases, solar lessees pick up a subsidy and then some.
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RT @RyanMKellogg: Attention PhD students studying energy economics! @nberpubs is sponsoring three dissertation fellowships, sponsored by @S….
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