Big thanks to my recommenders - Giovanni Ricco 🇪🇺🇺🇦, Christine Braun and Ana Beatriz Galvao - and to the professors at Warwick Economics for their guidance and support during the job market!

Delighted to join the very talented group of economists at Economics @ Ashoka as an Assistant Professor this fall. Excited to advance our mission of excellence in research and teaching, and inspire the next generation of thinkers. Thank you for the warm welcome!

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Reminder! Only 5 days to go until our first public lecture with Andrew Oswald, Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions, and also meet the speaker at a drinks reception afterwards!

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agus troccoli- 🇦🇷 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ from University of Warwick presenting 'disappointment, risk aversion and dynamic depletion of self control', awarded with the first #ECWE2024 best presentation prize! Congrats and enjoy the prize 🍷

Congratulations to CAGE Theme Leader, Professor Sonia Bhalotra who has been elected as a Council member of the Royal Economic Society.
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The impact of crime on the economy and society is sizable. In a new CAGE working paper, Professor Carlo Perroni and colleagues analyse the link between local crime and an increase in charitable donations. The research reveals some interesting findings.
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We're delighted to be supporting this public conference with Warwick Economics. Join us to find out more about how we can overcome the challenges of rapid economic growth and energy use in India. theigc.org/events/india-s…

Time to celebrate! Last week I defended my dissertation Brown Economics and next fall I will join Warwick Economics as an Assistant Professor 🥳

Siobhan Hutchings’ #WMESP suggests that consumers are misinformed about electric vehicles and that correcting this has little impact on consumer preferences but some impact on electric vehicle policy preferences. buff.ly/3uU6Q2K MonashWarwick Monash Business School #EconTwitter

Sharing the entrepreneurial wealth
Josh Lerner Harvard Business School, Junxi Liu Warwick Economics University of Warwick, Jacob Moscona @Harvard J-PAL, David Yang @Harvard J-PAL
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Krystal Ha’s #WMESP suggests that the Taliban could be contributing to regional instability through favouritism. buff.ly/4a3k9g5 MonashWarwick Monash Business School #EconTwitter

📰 Research by Arun Advani and LSE Inequalities informs this Financial Times opinion piece by Rhymer Rigby: Is it a good thing for the very affluent to live in rich enclaves? ft.com/content/4287f1…

Congratulations to Professor Giovanni Ricco Giovanni Ricco 🇪🇺🇺🇦 on being awarded an American Economic Journal Best Paper 2024 Award for his paper, The Transmission of Monetary Policy Shocks, co-authored with Silvia Miranda-Agrippino.
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Natural disasters have a debilitating effect on local governments and vulnerable communities. New research published using data from The Philippines, a high risk typhoon area, highlights the impact that decentralisation has on local government spending. buff.ly/3vIAkAZ

Jonathan Cave Warwick Economics University of Warwick discusses the overall international setting as it affects research and innovation (R&I) and policy collaboration between the European Union (EU) and the United States (US) faculti.net/international-… University of Warwick Library #industry #econtwitter

Venkata Tanay Kasyap Kondiparthy’s #WMESP analyses hierarchies of beliefs for many player games. buff.ly/3J8Cug5 MonashWarwick Monash Business School #EconTwitter

Join us for our very exciting first public lecture with Andrew Oswald, Professor of Economics and Behavioural Science.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions, and also meet the speaker at a drinks reception afterwards!

🔗 Register now: buff.ly/43RVFEv

🧵1/ Today, we're thrilled to have Leonardo Melosi from Warwick Economics discussing his paper, “Is there a Forward Guidance Puzzle”? A thread on his insights and findings. 📊

Victoria Baikie’s #WMESP concludes that energy transition contributes to an overall decline in inequality from 2023 to 2050. buff.ly/4a5sEqQ MonashWarwick Monash Business School #EconTwitter

Esa A. Asyahid’s #WMESP finds that in Indonesia district splits do not improve non-farm business revenue growth. buff.ly/49IKArE MonashWarwick Monash Business School #EconTwitter