#EconTwitter: @kekreaishwarya, @logwithbasee, @tchakravorty_, Vaibhav and I have written a Guide to Applying for PhD Programs in Econ (based on our personal experiences as international applicants). We hope you find this useful! https://t.co/IF4qMl2pGm (1/n)

New @VoxDev piece on our work (with @prerna394, @hmmlowe & Gareth Nellis) on how youth camps in India helped build social cohesion across religious lines. Paper in @RevEconStudies:

🆕 How youth camps helped build social cohesion in India Today on VoxDev w/ @arkdevghosh (@DukeEcon), @prerna394 (@ubcVSE), @hmmlowe (@ubcVSE) & Gareth Nellis (@UCSDPoliSci):

Meet the Vancouver School of Economics’ 2025/26 PhD job market candidates! View their profiles here: https://t.co/OGe9A9ZeH1 @bbribeiro_22

#EconJobMarket candidate Pierre-Loup Beauregard’s job market paper studies the impact of social housing on parental labour market outcomes and long-term child outcomes. Profile: https://t.co/LSRjiEDDrZ; JMP: https://t.co/y2P4bPMVlx

#EconJobMarket candidate Spreeha Aggarwal’s (@AggarwalSpreeha) job market paper studies how changes in the demand for women’s domestic labour affect their marriage timing and outcomes in rural India. Profile: https://t.co/I3eYVxOaHV

#EconJobMarket candidate Vibhu Pratyush's job market paper studies the effect of land ownership on intergenerational mobility in rural agrarian India. Profile: https://t.co/BwAjunHufJ

Recently accepted to #REStud, "Creating Cohesive Communities: A Youth Camp Experiment in India," from @arkdevghosh, @prerna394, @hmmlowe and Nellis: https://t.co/qjFFMa0Y1r

Happy to have @prerna394 few days back at the TERI School campus for a wonderful @weconpol talk! @Econ_terisas

Can female leaders help to contain conflict violence? In my job market paper I study this question empirically in the context of the Colombian 🇨🇴 civil war. A quick 🧵summarizing my main findings👇#EconJobMarket

Excited to share my job market paper: "National Firms, Local Effects: Spillovers from Multi-Establishment Employers' Expansions" I investigate how large firms' growth impacts wages and employment at smaller, local employers through labor market competition. #EconTwitter

The Green Revolution in India brought huge agricultural productivity and calorie gains. But some note concerns of unintended negative effects. @AditiSingh095 studies these in her job market paper ( https://t.co/K5pN31xIXE). A 🧵

New research on motherhood and entrepreneurship! We know children impact women’s careers, but in entrepreneurship, the effects are even more far-reaching. Here’s why that matters👇 #EconJobMarket

I’m excited to be on the job market this year! My job market paper studies the trade-offs of technologies that transform the composition of labor while allowing firms to expand their markets. I focus on a technology growing worldwide: online-delivery platforms.

I am excited to share my profile as a job market candidate. My research studies how major infrastructure projects reshape the lives of the displaced and those residing in affected communities. Spoiler: Displacement reduces life expectancy by 3 months!

Economists interested in gender norms typically focus on norms that constrain the behaviour of women. But what about those that constrain men? @iedarm is spearheading this work on masculinity norms, and she is on the job market this year ( https://t.co/nanOBqWpqX). A 🧵

Thank you @jenniferdoleac for this public good! Excited to be on the jm this year!

Exciting News: Applications Open for the 4th Cohort of the Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! CALL FOR MENTORS! Are you a young professional in Economics/Policy? Do you identify as a woman?

Exciting News: Applications Open for the 4th Cohort of the Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! Are you a young Economics/Policy student in the final year of your degree? Do you identify as a woman?

A few days ago, we organized a Delhi meet-up at Lodhi Garden! It was amazing to connect with members and share fun, insightful conversations about their unique journeys in Economics and Policy. 🌿📊 #WomenInEconomics

📢 We are excited to announce the scale-up of our flagship Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! 📷 As part of YWEP, we are partnering with 10 India-based universities to implement a 3-year intervention for undergrad colleges and a 2-year intervention for postgrad colleges.