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In the next episode, Emily Nix (@EmilyNix100) will discuss what happens to victims and perpetrators following violence against women in the workplace. #EconTwitter

Episode 83: Santiago Tobón on the Governance Provided by Organised Criminal Groups. #EconTwitter Listen now at:

In the next episode, Santiago Tobon (@SantiagoTobon) will discuss what makes criminal organisations want to provide governance services in the neighbourhoods where they operate. #EconTwitter

Episode 82: Wouter Dessein on how Organisations Allocate Decision-Making Power. #EconTwitter Listen now at:

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In the next episode, Wouter Dessein will discuss how to (empirically!) allocate decision-making power to subordinates when both adaptation and coordination are important #EconTwitter

Episode 81: Yulu Tang on the Trade-offs of Working with Colleagues from your Hometown. Listen now at:

In the next episode, Yulu Tang will discuss the trade-offs faced by same-hometown migrants that sort to work in the same location #EconTwitter

Episode 80: Pauline Mourot on Complementarities in Healthcare Production. Listen now at https://t.co/zkMeOQp8Nw #EconTwitter

In the next episode, Pauline Mourot will discuss how to estimate the presence of complementarities (or substitabilities) in healthcare production #EconTwitter

Episode 79: Fabiano Schivardi on Executives, Firm Performance, and Labour Markets. Joint work with @juliensauvagnat. Listen now at https://t.co/sP9m40ktBd #EconTwitter

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In the next episode, Fabiano Schivardi will discuss what happens to a firm when it finds it difficult to replace a top executive with an equally able substitute. #EconTwitter

Episode 78: Marta Serra-Garcia (@m_serra_garcia) on Cognitive Flexibility and Moral Commitment. Joint work with @silvia_saccardo. Listen now at https://t.co/f2jRz2dQL2 #EconTwitter

Episode 77: Nicola Mastrorocco (@mastrorocconick) on State Capacity as an Organizational Problem. Joint with Edoardo Teso (@edoardoteso). Listen now at https://t.co/KqAMcYjweR #EconTwitter

In the next episode, Nicola Mastroccoco will discuss how the US federal bureaucracy evolved, as an organisation, over the 19th century. #EconTwitter

Episode 76: Soledad Giardili (@RueMartel) on Managers and Productivity in the Automobile Industry. Joint with Jon Williams (@J2dubyas) and Kamalini Ramdas (@ramdask). Listen now at https://t.co/eOQQdcr57A #EconTwitter

In the next episode, Soledad Giardili will discuss the causal effect of plant managers on productivity in the automobile industry. #EconTwitter

Episode 75: J. Carter Braxton on Technological Change and the Consequences of Job Loss. Joint with @Bledi_Taska. Listen now at https://t.co/4Pepnl4ZWY #EconTwitter