"Correlation is NOT Causation" via #EconTwitter

Last week I attended the Oxford Economics Summer School. Had a lovely time, met great people and realized that (sometimes) it’s okay to discuss research during breakfast!#OxEconSummerSchool

Day t-1 Countdown to the Nobel Prize in Economics from Brittany and Michael, two of TikTok's finest, is finally here with their pick for the person who should've won but didn't! Thank you Brittany and Michael for this walk through this 7-day corridor our beloved tribe!

A couple years ago, someone informed me that I was “not a typical econ girl”. To this day, I still don’t know what that was supposed to mean 🤔

Ben Bernanke – awarded the 2022 prize in economic sciences – analysed the Great Depression of the 1930s, the worst economic crisis in modern history. Among other things, he showed how bank runs were a decisive factor in the crisis becoming so deep and prolonged. #NobelPrize

When to adjust SE for clustering. academic.oup.com/qje/advance-ar…

Good news! Two days ago I successfully defended my Master’s thesis on the causal labor market effects of one of the COVID-19 support programs for Dutch self-employed. I have now officially graduated with the judicium Cum Laude from the MSc Econometrics program ErasmusESE 🎉🎉

On my way to Stockholm for the 2023 FISS conference on social security systems! I’ll also be presenting a working paper tomorrow

🎉 Huge thanks to all the incredible participants who made our 29th #FISSconference an absolute success! We're grateful for your valuable contributions and can't wait to see you all again next year. 🙌 #SocialPolicy #inspired #hope

Kabinetsplan bijna gratis #kinderopvang heeft weinig effect op arbeidsparticipatie, maar vergroot kansenongelijkheid. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van planbureaus Centraal Planbureau en SCPonderzoek. Lees: tinyurl.com/mw8mce3n