“If you have a degree in Economics, Finance, Accounting, or public policy and you are looking for fully funded Masters and PhD programs in Economics in the USA, check out the following universities: 1. Lehigh University, School of Economics: All students accepted into the Ph.D.

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The four books that Acemoglu, Johnson and Robinson - who were awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics today - are known for by the broad community of social scientists and beyond, along with 4 of their influential articles. 🧵with links to the 4 articles

قياس نسبة دهون الجسم هو مقياس جيد كذلك لتشخيص السمنة بشكل دقيق

The process of settler colonialism and the development of 'inclusive institutions' in AJRs framework involved intense violence — in many cases verging on genocide of native populations. It's a mystery to me that AJR do not discuss the brutality of settler colonialism.

Here's my take on this year's Nobel prize in economics. I highlight that it exposes how the economics discipline fails to ask critical questions about colonialism, imperialism and the universality of western institutions. theconversation.com/this-years-nob…

Here are three books that challenge the work by last week's winners of the Nobel prize in economics. In different ways, all these books highlight the shortcomings of the West's model of 'good governance'.

Here goes: 10 Great Recent Policy Books (2020-23) 1) The Economics of the Welfare State - Nicholas Barr The main textbook on welfare state econ and still a classic. Covers everything from theories of just distribution to pensions to health insurance. Great starting resource.

Curious how some leaders advocate policies passionately until they’re on the other side of the aisle. When principles shift with position, is it strategy or inconsistency? True leadership requires steadfastness, not convenience. #PoliticalIntegrity #LeadershipMatters

Common knowledge is that ⬆️ access to education allows workers to move from less productive ➡️ more productive sectors. But where do the jobs in the productive sectors come from? New Working Paper 🧵

10 Great Books on Macroeconomics 1) A Monetary and Fiscal History of the United States 1961-2021 - Alan Blinder A terrific work by a leading economist and former central banker. Candid, insightful and often funny, the discussions on academia vs practice are particularly good.

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Academics from poorer socio-economic backgrounds are more likely to - not publish - have outstanding publication records - introduce more novel scientific concepts - less likely to receive recognition, as measured by citations, Nobel Prize nominations, and awards.

Most academics think critical thinking is about being a skeptic. But the key mental model isn't about questioning everything. Most academics think it's about: • Learning complex frameworks • Memorizing logical fallacies • Speaking in fancy jargon • Reading more papers

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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.