Good morning. We resist. Everyone in their own role. And so I put a list of our small victories at the Kyiv School of Economics. 1. The bachelor program was reopened yesterday. We held the first classes online. Over 60% of students attended. It is a lot.

You cannot defeat an adversary ready to endure a 20% drop in income if you are not willing to risk a 2% decline in your own. But the leaders who recently dared to lock down their fellow citizens are now unwilling to tell them to drive a little slower. prosyn.org/AsT4acB

How to optimally design tests when inputs are manipulable? Tests designed without consideration of falsification perform poorly; optimal tests set tough standards, induce falsification and may yield inefficient approval and rejection Eduardo Perez-Richet Vasiliki Skreta econometricsociety.org/publications/e…

UCL hosts "Conference in remembrance of Professor Konrad Mierendorff" on June 17-18. Speakers: Philippe Jehiel, Fabian Herweg, Sarah Auster, Teddy Kim, Yeon-Koo Che, Benny Moldovanu, Alexander Westkamp, Weijie Zhong, Stephen Morris ucl.ac.uk/economics/even…

Victor Augias is a microeconomist employing tools from information and mechanism design to address applied economic questions. He will be joining the Institute for Microeconomics at the U of Bonn as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Microeconomic Theory. sites.google.com/view/victoraug…

Daniel M.A. Barreto is a microeconomic theorist studying different aspects of the "life-cycle" of information. He will be joining the University of Amsterdam (UvA_EB) as an Assistant Professor of Microeconomics. daniel-barreto.com cc Eduardo Perez-Richet