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How hard is it to do science in a language that’s not your first language? We quantified the severity of #languagebarriers for non-native English speakers when reading/publishing papers and attending/presenting at international conferences. doi.org/10.1371/journa… 1/9

NEW: Economic analysis of intergenerational socioeconomic mobility, looking at the contributions of mothers to their children, differentially for sons and daughters. By Jose Espin Sanchez, Joseph P. Ferrie, & Christopher Vickers, in NBER: nber.org/papers/w31598

🚨New Paper Alert! Our work examining DNA hydroxymethylation in Opioid Use Disorder has been published in Nature Communications! Amazing work from our #MontalvoOrtizlab, postdoc Sheila Nagamatsu, and our collaborators Hurd Laboratory of Addiction Neuroscience. Very proud of this work! Yale Psychiatry nature.com/articles/s4146…

New research shows that evictions increase homelessness, reduce earnings, and impede access to credit. Read the summary here: economics.yale.edu/news/230926/ne…

So honored for our LAGC-PsychiatricGenetics receiving the Sklar Innovation Award! This is definitely a team effort and I feel so lucky to work with so many amazing people! #WCPG2023 Yale Psychiatry

**NEW WORKING PAPER** Enlightenment Ideals and Belief in Progress in the Run-up to the Industrial Revolution: A Textual Analysis w/ Ali Almelhem, Murat Iyigun & Austin Kennedy Available at: docs.iza.org/dp16674.pdf Short 🧵 below… 1/7

Great news that this paper by the fantastic Barbara Biasi won the AEA's award for Best Paper published AEJ: Policy in the past 3 years! Important insights into the impact of flexibility in teacher pay schemes on student outcomes. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

Congratulations to Yale University economist Philipp Strack, winner of the 2024 John Bates Clark Medal! “It’s an incredible honor, and it’s hard to believe,” said Strack, “I’m just very happy and grateful.” Read the full story here: economics.yale.edu/news/240410/ya…

I know few people that have done more to support young scholars than LeandroPdelaEscosura. This includes, but is certainly not limited, to the enthusiastic encouragement I continuously received from him ever since my graduation. I can't think of a better editor for Economic History Review.

Many thanks! It is a great honour for me to serve as an editor

💻WEBINAR Join us for the simulcast of: History, Economics, and Policy: The Importance of Doing History Forward 🗓️ Friday April 26, 4:30-5:30 PM ET 🧵 1/4 The first session of a conference inspired by the career of Naomi Lamoreaux. Read the EGC Q&A: egc.yale.edu/naomi-lamoreau…

TOMORROW Join us for the simulcast of History, Economics & Policy: The Importance of Doing History Forward Friday 4:30PM ET Opens conference on work of Naomi Lamoreaux. Organizers: Sun Kyoung Lee Jose Espin Sanchez Yale ISPS YaleMacMillan Center Yale History egc.yale.edu/charting-the-f…

Middle East Eye Here’s Emory University economics professor Caroline Fohlin knocked to the ground with her head on the concrete. Her glasses are thrown off. She shouts “I’m a professor” #Gaza #Protesters

Leticia Arroyo Abad Leticia Arroyo Abad (CUNY) is now presenting "Gambling for America: The First Wave of Migration to the Americas, 1492-1540", (with coauthors Jose Espin Sanchez Yannay Spitzer Ariell Zimran) 👇

We know this one rather well 😉🇪🇸 #RolandGarros Carlos Alcaraz

What can I say? 🏆🥹 Roland-Garros 📸 Getty

Now in print: our work on the labor market impacts of automating telephone operators in the 20th c., w/ parallels to modern economic currents. Thx to everyone who supported this paper along the way! See also our companion piece on AT&T's internal obstacles to automation (which

I was lucky to present in the Berlin Applied Micro Seminar today. What an amazing cluster of people in Berlin. Thanks to Manuel V. Montesinos, Lavinia Kinne, and everyone who kindly hosted me at The ROCKWOOL Foundation Berlin and Berlin School of Economics.

🇻🇪🗳️ | URGENTE ERROR HISTÓRICO: Un trabajador chavista a cargo del conteo publicó una selfie desde el Centro de Cómputos, revelando por descuido en todas las pantallas la contundente derrota de Nicolás Maduro en diversos estados.

Gracias Carlos Alcaraz por estos días que han sido fantásticos en muchos aspectos. Experiencia inolvidable contigo y todo el equipo. Y, ahora, lo más importante; vamos Carlos a por la medalla, ya estás mas cerca después de la victoria de hoy, la puedes conseguir. ¡Estamos todos