🌍 Uniting Economists Worldwide! 🎙️ Coming soon: 'Econ on Mics' - a new podcast amplifying the voices of women in economics! Brought to you by the IEA-WE (International Economic Association - Women in Econ International Economic Association IEA) & Women in Econ/Policy (Women in Econ/Policy). 📍 Comment below which city/country you’ll be tuning in from!

Episode 1 of 'Econ-on-Mics' is LIVE! 🌟 Join the #discussion on 🌎 #Climate #Policy #Inequality with Prof. Elisa Belfiori Elisa Belfiori , interviewed by Dr. Maria Alsina Pujols Maria Alsina-Pujols ! 🎧Tune in: bit.ly/3Ji1JN9 🤔 What are your thoughts on the topic?

End of a wonderful Labour Therapy at UBC Economics with a special guest! Thank you Raffaele Saggio Diana Ricciulli Sebastian Melo-Martin Xiomara Pulido Carla Srebot Prerna Kundu Yuting Chen

🎙️ Final episode of Econ-on-Mics #podcast is LIVE! 🌟 Join our panel discussion featuring Nisha Arunatilake, Elisa Belfiori, @adcamach, and kanika mahajan, led by @ADeshpande, exploring "Behind the scenes" of being women in economics. Tune in! bit.ly/4eiNMNs #EconTwitter

We're 4! As we enter our 5th year, we're gearing up for the first in-person scale-up of our mentorship program (YWEP), featuring free information sessions and WiEP college chapters. If you'd like to help us launch in your college, get in touch!

So happy to see in print!🧵Main q: how does adjusting the size of local gov't units affect service delivery? Ex-ante, not obvious! Smaller population=easier to cater to local prefs, monitor leaders, etc but may be more susceptible to elite capture, miss out on econ of scale, etc

A few days ago, we organized a Delhi meet-up at Lodhi Garden! It was amazing to connect with members and share fun, insightful conversations about their unique journeys in Economics and Policy. 🌿📊 #WomenInEconomics

📢 We are excited to announce the scale-up of our flagship Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! 📷 As part of YWEP, we are partnering with 10 India-based universities to implement a 3-year intervention for undergrad colleges and a 2-year intervention for postgrad colleges.

Exciting News: Applications Open for the 4th Cohort of the Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! Are you a young Economics/Policy student in the final year of your degree? Do you identify as a woman?

Exciting News: Applications Open for the 4th Cohort of the Young Women in Economics Program (YWEP)! CALL FOR MENTORS! Are you a young professional in Economics/Policy? Do you identify as a woman?

Thank you Jennifer Doleac for this public good! Excited to be on the jm this year!

I am excited to share my profile as a job market candidate. My research studies how major infrastructure projects reshape the lives of the displaced and those residing in affected communities. Spoiler: Displacement reduces life expectancy by 3 months!

Economists interested in gender norms typically focus on norms that constrain the behaviour of women. But what about those that constrain men? Ieda Matavelli is spearheading this work on masculinity norms, and she is on the job market this year (iedamatavelli.com). A 🧵

I’m excited to be on the job market this year! My job market paper studies the trade-offs of technologies that transform the composition of labor while allowing firms to expand their markets. I focus on a technology growing worldwide: online-delivery platforms.

New research on motherhood and entrepreneurship! We know children impact women’s careers, but in entrepreneurship, the effects are even more far-reaching. Here’s why that matters👇 #EconJobMarket

Can female leaders help to contain conflict violence? In my job market paper I study this question empirically in the context of the Colombian 🇨🇴 civil war. A quick 🧵summarizing my main findings👇#EconJobMarket

The Green Revolution in India brought huge agricultural productivity and calorie gains. But some note concerns of unintended negative effects. Aditi Singh studies these in her job market paper (aditisinghubc.netlify.app). A 🧵

Excited to share my job market paper: "National Firms, Local Effects: Spillovers from Multi-Establishment Employers' Expansions" I investigate how large firms' growth impacts wages and employment at smaller, local employers through labor market competition. #EconTwitter

Happy to have Prerna Kundu few days back at the TERI School campus for a wonderful Women in Econ/Policy talk! EconAtTeriSas

Recently accepted to #REStud, "Creating Cohesive Communities: A Youth Camp Experiment in India," from Arkadev Ghosh, Prerna Kundu, Matt Lowe and Nellis: restud.com/creating-cohes…