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Proud to see my mom — my original model for protest — quoted in this article: “I fought this fight 50 years ago and now it’s worse… I am still fighting for all women to have the right to an abortion, including my granddaughters. We’re not handmaidens.” nypost.com/2022/06/24/nyc…

Today is NYS primary day! If you live in the West Village, Greenwich Village, Noho, Soho, or TriBeCa, you can vote for Ryder Kessler (my brother) who is running to be your representative for state assembly. He’s awesome (and his opponent is not). For more see: Ryder Kessler

DAY 32: Deborah Glick has had 32 years in Albany and isn't delivering what we need After 32 years, we aren't getting lower rents, improved public transit, safe and vibrant communities, trash off our streets, or bold progressivism in Albany. Today, it's time to vote for change.

Today’s the day! 🧡💙🥳 Make it known by sharing this graphic far and wide — and find your polling place at ryderfornewyork.com/vote

Unlike Homer at the all-you-can-eat seafood buffet, I'm now full.

#QJE Aug 2022 #2, “The Gender Gap in Self-Promotion,” by Exley (Christine Exley) and Kessler (Judd Kessler): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…

In a Business Economics and Public Policy course, Prof. @JuddKessler introduces students to #behavioraleconomics. These six pieces of class reading material explore how its principles can be applied to business and its significance for policymakers: whr.tn/3bddMxZ

Programs that give summer jobs to youth prevent arrests and convictions and literally save the lives of participants. Samantha Max's thorough coverage in Gothamist highlights the benefits we've see from these programs, including in New York.

It's not every day that my research with Christine Exley gets cited in a sex column, but apparently Saturday was the day... nypost.com/2022/08/27/nad… via New York Post

Do people allocate their attention optimally? In this paper, Erin Todd Bronchetti, Judd Kessler, @Ellen_Magenheim, Dmitry Taubinsky, and Eric Zwick develop and deploy a methodology to answer this question. Three complementary experiments reject the hypothesis of full optimality

Sending support to all the women in economics feeling unsafe and unsupported. We need to do better. I hope this will be the beginning of a much needed accountability process.

I'm writing a book! MARKET RULES will give readers insight into the hidden markets that govern our lives — how they work, how to get what you want from them, and how to make them better. Thanks to the amazing Margo Beth Fleming for helping the book find a home at Little, Brown Spark.

Thrilled to share that I'll be joining the Econ Department NUS as an Assistant Professor this fall! Grateful for the unwavering support and mentorship of Judd Kessler Corinne Low Ulf Zölitz Michel Maréchal, whose guidance has been invaluable to me!

The debut mini-series of the Ripple Effect, our new podcast, explores Women & Work: whr.tn/3ZsW25C. Professors Nancy Rothbard, @Femonomics, @Katy_Milkman, and @JuddKessler, discuss the gender pay gap, “reproductive capital,” and speaking up at work. #InternationalWomensDay

There's a new podcast featuring The Wharton School faculty. The first four podcasts just dropped. One is me talking about my work — with Christine Exley — on the gender gap in self promotion. Take a listen here: whr.tn/3T2Rgcz

Friends and #EconTwitter: I have started a petition to request the AEA to help pursue libel and threats on the EJMR. Please spread the word and sign if you are able. forms.gle/GQxF54eXkMXFpG…

Forthcoming at EJ: ‘Information Avoidance and Image Concerns’ by Christine L Exley, Judd B Kessler doi.org/10.1093/ej/uea… Christine Exley Judd Kessler @OUPEconomics Royal Economic Society #EconTwitter

Gender minorities are less confident and provide less favorable self-evaluations than equally performing men on a math and science test, from Billur Aksoy, Christine Exley, and Judd Kessler nber.org/papers/w32061

Firms give lower scores to candidates following a white man, a new form of indirect bias. Just Accepted paper by Judd B. Kessler Judd Kessler, Corinne Low Corinne Low, and Xiaoyue Shan Xiaoyue Shan. zurl.co/L8Ww

What are the impacts of #summerjobs programs for #NYCYouth? J-PAL affiliate Judd Kessler and coauthors found ⬆️ in earnings and employment during the year of participation, and a ⬇️ in incarceration & mortality. Learn more: povertyactionlab.org/evaluation/eff…