Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022 Candidates! Samuel’s research examines market design problems from an empirical perspective. His interests include the allocation of food to food banks, auctions, and dynamic games. 🧵👇

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022 Candidates! Shihang is a labour economist whose current research studies the role of higher education in affecting labour market outcomes. Learn more about Shihang and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can… #EconTwitter

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022 Candidates! Mattia is an economic historian who specialises in using spatial historical data to answer key economic and historical questions. Learn more about Mattia and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Binta’s research uses innovative micro-data and empirical methods founded in economic theory to study topics in development economics. Learn more about Binta and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Shangshang is a macroeconomist with a special interest in the design of macroeconomic policy. Learn more about Shangshang and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Alistair is a macroeconomist working on the implications of information frictions, expectations, and household heterogeneity. Learn more about Alistair and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can… Alistair Macaulay

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Hannah is an applied micro-economist working on topics in public economics, labour economics and household finance. Learn more about Hannah and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can… #EconTwitter @HannahZillessen

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Xiyu’s research interests lie in econometrics, working at the intersection of economics, statistics, and machine learning. Learn more about Xiyu and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can… #EconTwitter

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Lee's research interests are in understanding the effects of heterogeneity and financial frictions on the macroeconomy and on welfare. Learn more about Lee and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Susana’s research interests lie in the fields of Financial Econometrics, Financial Economics, Climate Econometrics, and their intersection. Learn more about Susana and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Luke's research answers policy-relevant questions by combining theory and empirics with evidence from surveys, admin datasets, and unstructured data. Learn more about Luke and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

Meet our #EconJobMarket 2022-23 Candidates! Victor is an applied development economist who studies how economic policies affect formal and informal institutions. Learn more about Victor and meet all our job market candidates: economics.ox.ac.uk/job-market-can…

“Why don’t we have a better apprenticeship scheme?” – Hamish Low Department of Economics, Oxford in our new podcast, out this week, on the need for better labour market resilience. He and Rebecca McDonald Joseph Rowntree Foundation will be talking about the cost of living crisis. Watch this space...

🎉🎉 I am super happy and proud to have been awarded a “Semper Ardens: Accelerate” research grant from Carlsbergfondet today! carlsbergfondet.dk/da/Forskningsa… Economics_UCPH CEBI - Center for Economic Behavior and Inequality #EconTwitter

We've written a new short paper measuring marginal propensities to consume using data from Understanding Society COVID study and investigating a novel question - how might stimulus payments affect private transfers *between* households doi.org/10.1016/j.econ…

RES is deeply concerned by the research funding allocations by discipline for 2022 following the UK Research Excellence Framework (REF) in 2021. Read our statement👉bit.ly/3vYsUpK #EconTwitter

Royal Economic Society have published a statement voicing deep concern regarding research funding allocations by discipline for 2022 following the UK #REF in 2021. The statement refers to a paper co-authored by Head of Department of Economics, Oxford Hamish Low #EconTwitter bit.ly/3XrQWoF

Only 1 week until the application deadline for our new fully funded foundation year ⏳ It is a chance for UK state school students to reach their academic potential and experience what it is like studying their chosen subject at the University of Oxford!⭐foundationyear.ox.ac.uk

🚨 I am hiring a PhD (Economics_UCPH) to work on my project "Labor Supply and Inequality within Families": employment.ku.dk/phd/?show=1582… If you have any questions please feel free to contact me!

📢Hamish Low's talk on the Economics of Disability is now up on YouTube with captions! Watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=TMillx…📺 Sign up for the next instalment of What Economists Really Do with Robin Nuttall at rb.gy/6mpjo: free for all, in-person and online!