Toru Kitagawa, along with co-author Raffaella Giacomini, received the inaugural Haavelmo Prize for the best econometrics paper published in Econometrica over the past four years. Congratulations, Toru, on this well-deserved recognition! #Econometrics #HaavelmoPrize #EconTwitter

Recently published paper in the Journal of Public Economics : "Credit Access and Housing Insecurity: Evidence from Winter Utility Shutoff Protections" Vol 230 (Feb 2024) by Alison Lodermeier (Brown Economics ) sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

It was a pleasure having Emily Oster from Brown Economics at Clark presenting her work on the effects of COVID on education. Very informative!

#OpentoDebate: Should Elite Universities Reinstate the #SAT? John N.Friedman Brown Economics debates Ben Nelson Minerva University. John Donvan moderates. College Board Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts, and WNYC 🎙 on Saturday at 6 PM. youtu.be/lnhKFPAN5QY

Are you preparing for the SAT? Stay updated on the latest debate around college admissions. We discuss whether elite universities should reinstate the SAT requirement. John N.Friedman Brown Economics debates Ben Nelson Minerva University. John Donvan moderates. College Board

Somik Lall Anusha Chari NBER UNC-Chapel Hill Pablo Ariel Picardo And major props to PhD Excellence Initiative Alum Camille Gardner of Brown Economics for coauthoring the piece that started us down this road (Dad pun intended—can hear my sons groaning!): aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

🆕 Policy lessons from new advances in sanitation economics Today on VoxDev, Britta Augsburg Institute for Fiscal Studies, Andrew Foster Brown Economics, Molly Lipscomb UVA Batten School, Dil Rahut, KE Seetha Ram & Tetsushi Sonobe Asian Development Bank Institute outline lessons from JDEs special issue: voxdev.org/topic/health/p…

Peter Hull workshop on "Formula Instruments" is happening today! We will explore econometric tools leveraging exogenous shocks, formula structures for identification and dive into practical insights with empirical applications. Brown Economics #poptwitter

In general strong USD is associated with FED hikes, even though their effects on EM are different. This hints at the key channel underlying international spillovers of US monetary policy. Our paper w/D. Filiz Unsal, Cristi and Sans AEA Journals explains: aeaweb.org/issues/763

🎓 Congrats to all the Economics Graduates and Undergraduates who completed their degrees this weekend!

After 6 intense but amazing years, last week I completed my PhD at Brown Economics! 🎉Next fall I will join Warwick Economics for a postdoc, and the following year I'll join Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona as an Assistant Professor!

On 6 June 2024, we host Teddy Mekonnen (Brown Economics) presenting "Competition, Persuasion, and Search" (with Bobby Pakzad-Hurson). Guest panellists: Alessandro Bonatti and Mark Whitmeyer.

Anna Aizer (Brown University) delivers the third and last keynote lecture: “When the Public Invests in Women’s Human Capital: The Case of Nurses”. We look forward to a very policy-relevant topic!

👋 Welcome to Prof. Stelios Michalopoulos who is joining us in #Luxembourg this week as part of the Crossing Borders Visiting Program. 🗣️Prof. Michalopoulos of Brown Economics will give a doctoral lecture on “The songs of #refugees". ℹ️ liser.lu/?type=module&i…

Policy lessons from new advances in sanitation economics Last month, Britta Augsburg Institute for Fiscal Studies, Andrew Foster Brown Economics, Molly Lipscomb UVA Batten School, Dil Rahut, KE Seetha Ram & Tetsushi Sonobe Asian Development Bank Institute outlined lessons from JDE's special issue: voxdev.org/topic/health/p…

🗓️ 2/8 🕧 12:30hs Seminario de Investigación del IIE - Instituto de Investigaciones Económicas "Firms and the Evolution of Earnings Inequality in Argentina’s Volatile Economy" ⚪️ Presenta: Santiago Hermo (Brown Economics) Link Zoom: zoom.us/j/98871239937 +info http: bit.ly/seminarioInv2_8

Penn Economics Department’s Aislinn Bohren, Brown Economics’s Peter Hull, and Chicago Booth’s Alex Imas are among the economists who are proposing new approaches to measuring discrimination that take systemic factors into account. chicagobooth.edu/review/weve-be…

🆕 The lifetime benefits of the New Deal’s youth employment program Research by Anna Aizer Brown Economics, Nancy Early, Shari Eli U of T News, Guido W. Imbens Stanford Graduate School of Business, Keyoung Lee Phila Fed Research, Adriana Lleras-Muney UCLA & Alexander Strand: voxdev.org/topic/labour-m…

The lifetime benefits of the New Deal’s youth employment program Research by Anna Aizer Brown Economics, Nancy Early, Shari Eli U of T News, Guido W. Imbens Stanford Graduate School of Business, Keyoung Lee Phila Fed Research, Adriana Lleras-Muney UCLA & Alexander Strand: voxdev.org/topic/labour-m…

Penn Economics Department’s Aislinn Bohren, Brown Economics’s Peter Hull, and Chicago Booth’s Alex Imas are among the economists who are proposing new approaches to measuring discrimination that take systemic factors into account. chicagobooth.edu/review/weve-be…