This is a great opportunity for current or recent graduate (masters or PhD) students in economics, innovation, entrepreneurship, or related fields -- thank you to @marxmatt for leading this effort.

What a great day: legends of innovation economics Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt win the Nobel. Joel was a PhD advisor of mine, so I need more than just social media for all the stories and historiography. Essay link below.

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Can we improve how we identify and develop mathematical talent among youth? If you are a PhD student, please consider applying for this @nberpubs fellowship. Deadline to apply is 5pm EST on January 4, 2026. Details available here: https://t.co/zl21mJsoDx

This meticulously careful and thoughtfully constructed paper by Azoulay-@mattsclancy-Li-Sampat is well worth reading. Thanks to the authors for so quickly pulling together such thoughtful evidence on such an important and policy-relevant question.

For micro and macro researchers interested in innovation, productivity, and growth -- please see below and consider submitting.

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As always, I'm grateful to our authors and to JEP's editing team. I'm especially excited to have this issue include the first of a planned series of interviews by the consistently-exceptional @dylanmatt -- his first with Anne Krueger. Open-access here: https://t.co/evzgRCEmxh

@bfjo @nberpubs @DonFSchneider @S_Stantcheva Grateful to @open_phil for financial support. This is one of the largest NBER Summer Institute meetings. Our ability to extend invitations each year to new PhDs, additional government economists, additional journalists, and others wouldn't be possible without this support.

@bfjo @nberpubs Let me highlight in particular our Tuesday 3:30-5pm panel discussion on tax policy and innovation with Glenn Hubbard @DonFSchneider Tim Simcoe @S_Stantcheva, moderated by @bfjo

This coming Tuesday and Wednesday (July 15-16) Adam Jaffe @bfjo and I are co-organizing the @nberpubs Summer Institute Productivity/Innovation meeting: https://t.co/S1iv7pPl9v All of the talks will be live-streamed here:

@open_phil @nberpubs Full schedule here:

Grateful to @open_phil and @nberpubs for continuing to support this program, which aims to encourage young scholars to pursue research on the economics of innovation and innovation policy. I'll co-teach tomorrow with Jeff Kling on the budget analysis of productivity policies.

I could not recommend more highly the opportunity to work with @mattsclancy.

Grateful for the opportunity to play a small role in supporting this creative and important initiative led by @mattsclancy / @open_phil and @DGoroff / @SloanFoundation Also serving on the advisory board: Doug Elmendorf, Ted Gayer, @haskelecon, Margaret Levi, @PaulFNiehaus

This reminds me of @ProfEmilyOster recording her own audiobooks: an opportunity to listen to your brilliant, thoughtful, insightful friends teach you things. I am a huge fan of @JacobTref and @salonium and am so thrilled they are pursuing this fantastic collaboration.

I'm very grateful to @DonFSchneider @S_Stantcheva, Glenn Hubbard, and Tim Simcoe for making time to participate in this very timely and topical panel discussion -- moderated by @bfjo -- at this year's NBER summer institute productivity/innovation meeting.

I'm very grateful to our authors and editing team -- particularly @TimothyTTaylor -- for this issue of the Journal of Economic Perspectives. All articles available open-access here: https://t.co/3JCQHWpRLl

I have been incredibly grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with @TimothyTTaylor during my time as JEP editor, and could not be happier about this extremely well-deserved recognition of Tim's enormous contributions to the field of economics and the economics profession.

I have learned a huge amount from @nicholas_bagley's research on health law and -- more recently -- from his research and writing on permitting and judicial review. His balanced, detail-oriented, evidence-based approach to policy analysis is a perfect fit with @IFP.

Every time I re-read this exceptionally creative and insightful paper I feel incredibly proud of my former PhD students @RyanReedHill and @carolyn_sms; very happy to see it getting published.

As a non-lawyer constantly in search of approachable explainers on complex legal topics, and I found this conversation between @nicholas_bagley and @rSanti97 on injunctions incredibly helpful.