SSE Economics
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Department of Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics.
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03-10-2023 13:24:59
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The Department of Economics welcomed Virginia Minni at Institute for Fiscal Studies yesterday to present her paper on meaning at work. Participants enjoyed the novel application of RCTs to multinational firms and engaged in a vibrant discussion of the results.
Yesterday we had our own Cristina Clerici presenting her work on the role of information, expectations and preferences in occupational choices of young men and women in Uganda. Very interesting! She will be on the academic job market this year, so keep an eye on her!
Does empowering women to communicate at home improve child health outcomes? Last month on VoxDev, Martina Björkman Nyqvist (Stockholm School of Economics), Seema Jayachandran (Princeton Economics Princeton Development Economics Research Program) & Céline Zipfel outlined their research in #Uganda: voxdev.org/topic/health-e…
In yesterday's brown bag seminar, Frank Leenders presented his work on life-cycle variation in the effects of job loss, the role of social security and retirement timing, and the extent to which unemployment insurance and savings help insure against associated welfare losses.
Congratulations to our #EconJobMarket Candidate Chloe Nibourel for this well-deserved award!
#EconTwitter SSE Economics (Stockholm School of Economics) has 5 great job market candidates this year. If you're hiring this year, do take a look. If you need any info about them individually, just drop a line to Tore Ellingsen or me. hhs.se/en/research/de…
Check out the work of our JMC Cristina Clerici. She has a great portfolio in development economics🔥
From quasi-inexistent in the '80s to an important force: radical-right parties are reshaping European politics. How do voters and other parties respond? Our JMC Chloe Nibourel Stockholm School of Economics studies the impacts on voter mobilization, party alliances, and electoral results. 1/5
