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@[email protected] Economist @MelbInstUOM

Melbourne, Victoria
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Nicolas Salamanca
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RT @I4Replication: We reproduced the paper "On Innovation and Insitutional Ownership" as part of our AER project. We found that the results….
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This is HUGE, and should go a long way in shifting the prior that institutional ownership fosters innovation (a “fact” often shared during my Masters). Awesome work by @Markus_Simeth and @d_wehrheim!!!.
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I4R
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We reproduced the paper "On Innovation and Insitutional Ownership" as part of our AER project. We found that the results were robust 22% of the times. A new article by @Markus_Simeth and @d_wehrheim points several data issues that we did not identify. Paper w 2500+ cites 🧵
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Nicolas Salamanca
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RT @ToddMorrisEcon: Looking forward to returning to my alma mater in 2025 for the 27th Labour Econometrics Workshop! Thanks @JanKabatek for….
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Nicolas Salamanca
1 year
Very important and useful work aggregating evidence on cash transfers!.
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NBER
1 year
Estimating the impact of unconditional cash transfers on twelve primary outcomes in middle- and low-income countries, from Tommaso Crosta, @deankarlan, Finley Ong, Julius Rüschenpöhler, and @chrisudry
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Nicolas Salamanca
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RT @DaveEvansPhD: It's great to see a meta-analysis and multi-country study verify more robustly what @ALeNestour & I observed in our quick….
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Girls’ success in school is critical to their personal futures and is an international development imperative. But what’s the best way to achieve that?
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RT @rmegal: Great paper by @EconFeld and the team on same-gender teacher effects!.
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Nicolas Salamanca
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RT @NathanKettlewe1: Very impressive research by Jan and the team, which they just keep improving (I discussed a version of this paper two….
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Nicolas Salamanca
1 year
RT @giu_sorrenti: Very thought-provoking paper by an amazing team of economists! A must read. (independently of your sex😜).
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Nicolas Salamanca
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RT @desimonemartin: ¿Los docentes tienden a ser mejores enseñando a estudiantes de su propio sexo?. SÍ, pero solo para la educación secunda….
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Nicolas Salamanca
1 year
This was the first time I did a meta analysis and it was a very humbling experience. I highly recommend it to other researchers to see the benefits and limits of aggregating information from entire literatures!.
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Jan Feld
1 year
How much can we learn from the literature on same-sex teacher effects?. To find out, we collected 500+ same-sex teacher effect estimates in primary and secondary education and performed a meta-analysis. Our results are not encouraging for establishing a phenomenon.
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Nicolas Salamanca
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New work with awesome coauthors @AdeGendre, @EconFeld and @uZoelitz exploring the generalizability of same-sex teacher effects by combining existing multi-country data and met analysis tools. Check out the thread below!.
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Jan Feld
1 year
Are teachers *generally* better at teaching students of their own sex?. NO in primary education,.YES in secondary education. A 🧵generalizability and same-sex teacher effects.
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RT @EconFeld: Are teachers *generally* better at teaching students of their own sex?. NO in primary education,.YES in secondary education.….
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RT @nberpubs: In Taiwan, disadvantaged minorities lower student effort, parental investments, and teacher engagement in classrooms to which….
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Nicolas Salamanca
1 year
Our work with @AdeGendre, @chriskarbownik and @yveszenou1 combines a simple model and awesome data to show how and why disadvantaged minorities in the classroom to affect behaviors of students, parents and teachers, and ultimately test scores. Check it out!.
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NBER
1 year
In Taiwan, disadvantaged minorities lower student effort, parental investments, and teacher engagement in classrooms to which they are randomly assigned, and this lowers student test scores, from @adegendre, @chriskarbownik, @nsalamancaa, and @yveszenou1
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
RT @iza_bonn: Does better writing cause journal editors and referees to evaluate papers more favorably?. New IZA DP "Writing Matters" by @E….
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
🚨We’re looking for a new Director at the Melbourne Institute!! 🚨 Fantastic position for a senior researcher to make an impact through evidence-based policy at a large scale. Check out the job posting below! (and yes, there are penguins involved)
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
RT @SiminskiPeter: With @ADelavande and Bob Slonim, we've released a substantial report supported by @prfoundation1.Check it out if interes….
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
RT @timeshighered: Fear of fees and debt “keep Australians out of university”: @MelbInstUOM research “challenges the view that barriers to….
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Nicolas Salamanca
2 years
Thanks @JohnRoss49 for the coverage of my recent work in barriers to higher education in Australia at the THE. The original article can also be found here:
melbourneinstitute.unimelb.edu.au
TTPN October 27 2023
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Times Higher Education
2 years
Fear of fees and debt “keep Australians out of university”: @MelbInstUOM research “challenges the view that barriers to university education are driven by socio-economic disadvantage”. @JohnRoss49 reports .
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