Starke Infografik von Oliver Biwer zum Bundeshaushalt, erschienen im Wochenendmagazin der Stuttgarter Zeitung.

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📢 A short dive into my JMP "Impact of Enslavement Conditions on Families: Evidence from the French Caribbean" 🤔 We know #slavery ⛓️causes LT inequality ❓Does heterogeneity in exposure to violence during slavery matter for post abolition inequality? 🌐mariebeigelman.github.io

Following up on my earlier post on the importance of compensation for climate policy, let me also draw your attention to this 👇 intriguing paper by Colantone et al., which is forthcoming in the American Political Science Review. The authors study the effect of a ban on some "dirty" cars in ... 1/4

Happy to share a new DP -Guillaume Bérard, Dimitria Freitas and Priyam Verma reproduce and comment on Xu (2022, QJE) 'Reshaping Global Trade: The Immediate and Long-Run Effects of Bank Failures' DP: econpapers.repec.org/paper/zbwi4rdp…

📣 #Call4Papers The 3rd IEB Workshop on #PublicPolicies is accepting submissions. ⏰ Deadline: February 16, 2024 🗣️ Keynote speakers: Anna Aizer (Brown University) & Paolo Pinotti (Università Bocconi) 📅 June 13-14 , 2024 📍 UB School of Economics Info 👉 mtr.cool/zndoxuzgnf

Timing! Am selben Tag, wo das #Geheimtreffen zur Remigration bekannt wird, erscheint Michael Eilfort eine "Studie" die angeblich zeigt, dass Zuwanderung nicht etwa gegen Fachkräftemangel hilft, sondern dem Wirtschaftsstandort Deutschland massiv SCHADET! bild.de/politik/inland…

Looking forward to welcoming you in Barcelona next July for the Spanish Labour Economics Meeting. See details below ⬇️ Great venue and fantastic keynote speakers and roundtables 😊😊😊

🚨Heads up!! Please submit your papers to the IEB 7th workshop on #urbaneconomics, which will take place in Barcelona in June 2024. Always a fun and productive event! Send us your best research! Deadline 4th March! ☀️

Important paper showing the gains to mothers and society from WFH. A 10% increase in WFH is shown to increase mothers employment by 1%. This is particularly true in professions which are more family unfriendly, like finance and marketing. Two implications: 1) WFH is driving

Thank you, AQR Research Group, for the invitation! It has been an incredible day connecting to the vibrant and fun research community at UB School of Economics! Special thanks for the engaging comments and questions during the seminar.

Journal of Corporate Finance Please don't do this x.com/jondr44/status…

"Gravity with Staggered Difference-in-differences", with the amazing Arne Nagengast (Deutsche Bundesbank), is accepted at AEJ: Applied Economics (AEA Journals). We are very grateful to Editor Jaravel (Xavier Jaravel), the referees, and many colleagues for guidance and great suggestions. 🙏

"Die FDP steht für so viel mehr als für ihre drei bis vier Prozent Wähler. Sie ist das hässliche Unterbewusstsein der Deutschen, das permanent das vernünftige Über-Ich torpediert." Heute mein FDP-Rant in der Frankfurter Allgemeine zeitung.faz.net/faz/feuilleton…

Very excited that my paper with Thomas Sattler is now published in AJPS. We contribute to a big controversial debate: Does austerity fuel populism? Our answer: Yes, it does especially among the most vulnerable part of the workforce. Enjoy it! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/aj…

It was a great pleasure to present my research on public employment relocation as a place-based policy at the #RSA2024 Spatial Inequality session. Thanks to all the participants for the questions and comments!

Had the pleasure of presenting my paper on public sector relocations at the 13th European Meeting of the Urban Economics Association at beautiful Aalborg University in Copenhagen. Grateful for the engaging discussions! #UEA2024 #UrbanEconomics

Had an incredible time presenting my research on the drivers of far-right populism at AMSE . The group's interest and engagement were truly inspiring, leading to an extra presentation on public sector relocations! Special thanks to Federico Trionfetti for the invitation!

Tumor heterogeneity is a major obstacle to effective cancer treatment. It is caused by multiple factors, including irreversible mutations and reversible phenotypic changes. But how can we model the interplay between both processes and what's their effect on cancer treatment? 1/