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🚨 Excited to share my job market paper! “Cash transfers and women’s labour supply: evidence from the world’s largest programme” (drive.google.com/file/d/1ksDE04…) It has been awarded the EEA/UniCredit Foundation’s Best JMP Award. A thread summarising my findings 👇(1/13)

Thanks so much Garrett M. Albistegui Adler for your interest!

Thank you AMIE for amplifying my work and for running such an amazing initiative to support diverse voices in economics!! 🙏 #EconJobMarket #JMP #EconTwitter

Thank you so much for the kind words and for sharing my work!

🚨 Call for Papers 🚨 The 13th Warwick Economics PhD conference will take place 3-5 June 2025. We welcome applications from every field in economics. We offer free accommodation and travel funding! Keynotes by Stefano Caria Amrita Kulka The deadline is 31st January! Link in🧵

Do all farmers benefit equally from large-scale irrigation in South Africa? Tereza Vařejková found that “large public infrastructure investments in developing countries can yield unequal benefits across different segments of the population” econthatmatters.com/2024/12/a-dam-… #jmp #jmpblog

Thank you for the kind words and for helping give my work more visibility! Full #JMP here: fatimanajeeb.com/research

Most gender inequality in the labor market emerges at parenthood. But does parenthood cause it? My JMP introduces a new method to answer this question. I find that at least half of the observed gender gaps in work hours and income would emerge even without children. 🧵

🔊 What can history teach us about cash transfers? How have societies used cash transfers through the ages and what role have they played in countries’ development process? Yesterday, Tim Phillips Talk Normal spoke to Ugo Gentilini World Bank about his new book: voxdev.org/topic/institut…

Floods affect some regions of the world far more than others. 🌍 My #EconJobMarket paper uncovers how floods impact resource sharing within households in one of the most flood-prone countries in the world. 🌊📊 Read my blog on @EconThatMatters 👇 Full paper:

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📢 I am v happy to share that Fatima Najeeb has joined us at the G-Lab UCL Economics as Research Fellow from Univ. of Maryland! 🔴She will work with me and Emilia Del Bono on the Nuffield Foundation project "#Menopause, #HRT and Women Well-Being" Welcome to the team Fatima Najeeb! 🥳

🚨Job Market 2025-26🚨 ⛴️🌪️How vulnerable is transportation and global trade to extreme weather? My JMP studies how tropical cyclones disrupt maritime transportation, and how private adaptation shapes welfare and investment under climate change. 🧵 A JMP thread (link below)

1/ Hi, my name is Isaac Martinez. I am a PhD student in Economics at the LSE, and I wanted to share something personal. On July 6, 2025, I suffered a stroke while I was finishing my PhD. It was completely unexpected and changed my life. #EconTwitter #EconJobMarket