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Meet our #jobmarket candidates in #economics: Agueda Solís Alonso 💡 Agueda’s work examines how signals in education affect labor market returns. 📚 Her research interests are Economics of Education and Labor Economics Explore the candidate’s profile and job market paper on

Working in a gender-atypical occupation—such as being a male nurse or a female engineer—negatively affects people's chances of finding a partner.

Excited to share my JMP! Do academic fields of study causally influence students' political preferences? Through what mechanisms? And what are the broader civic implications? 👇 #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter Joint with @matankoler (PhD @HebrewU, now postdoc @MITEcon)

📢#CallForPapers - CEPR Public Economics Annual Symposium 2026 📅15-16 June 2026 |📍@UninaIT Deadline: 31 January 2026 Organisers: Tullio Jappelli @UninaIT, @M_Pagano_Econ, Marco Pagnozzi @UninaIT, Johannes Spinnewijn @LSEnews https://t.co/FDuxoojMY0 #EconTwitter #CEPR_PE

On #internationaldayfortheeliminationofviolenceagainstwomen we will be talking about what works to prevent violence, including #economic #Violence against #women @CollegioCA and the benefits to the whole society from #genderequality

"Attending an Ivy-Plus college instead of the average flagship public college increases students' chances of reaching the top 1% of the earnings distribution by 50%"

EALE 2026 in Barcelona! Deadline February 1, submit here: https://t.co/c8NfvNaKhh

A new generation, properly trained and empowered, can help reset expectations. Not by waiting for change from the top, but by bringing new norms into the system. It’s time to stop relying on the “bad apple” narrative. It’s the orchard, not the fruit, that needs tending.

If we train early-career researchers with clear rights and clear obligations, we build a generation that knows what to expect — and what to demand. Because we failed to hold senior members of the profession accountable and that failure shapes the culture downstream.

Let me be specific: every graduate programme should include an Ethics of the Profession module. Not a token lecture, but a structured module covering: • Professional conduct • Research integrity • Ethical collaboration and mentorship • Teaching standards

The “bad apple” story has got a little stale. We’ve spent years producing research on problems that are, in fact, systemic. We need a culture change movement across the profession. That movement has to start early. @AEACSWEP @EEANews @RoyalEconSoc @sieconomisti #econtwitter

I'm on the #EconJobMarket!🥳 My research examines how childhood trauma from violence shapes household violence in adulthood. My #EconJMP asks: How do trauma histories interact with their partners' experiences to shape intimate partner violence and violence against children? 🧵

Are Men’s Attitudes Holding Back Fertility and Women’s Careers? Evidence from Europe BSE Working Paper 1506 by Giulia Briselli and Libertad González #BSEResearch #EconTwitter @ESCP_bs @giulia_bris @LibertadGonLu https://t.co/TTNCzSha2C

Inequality persists not by accident, but by architecture. Join Samuel Bowles & Steven Durlauf for Inequality Reconsidered: A Week with the Stone Center, featuring insightful exchanges on research, policy, and the path forward. RSVP → https://t.co/o5B8nQNlxI

What happens to natives when a large number of immigrants enter their labour market? 1. They take up higher-status jobs 2. Their wages increase over time 3. Experience no rise in unemployment

Here is the program with the videos for the NBER Workshop on the Economics of Tranformative AI https://t.co/MA47qtHy78

Where should you send your paper first? The monotone “aim high” strategy is optimal if journal rejections do not change the paper quality. But if rejections (e.g., referee reports) ultimately improve paper quality the optimal order can change drastically.

Saturday @exploREsearchAT @unito #MSCA @vivi_patti proudly presenting #Harmonia ( https://t.co/blRfwT7J6g) and #Fairly (inclusive writing with AI) @CollegioCA @Giacomo_Rosso_ @fogliettachiara @TorinoClick @ChiaraFerrando_

6/6 Illicit trade in cultural goods affects not just markets, but identity & heritage. Our paper shows how trade data can reveal these hidden flows—and why better cooperation is essential. Looking forward to your comments! 📄 Read here 👉 https://t.co/Ltj8aYyPoA

5/6 Policy takeaways: ♦️ Legal frameworks alone are insufficient! ♦️UNIDROIT 1995 is more effective than UNESCO 1970—but major markets (US, UK) haven’t ratified. Enforcement capacity + international cooperation are crucial.