This is our sixth blog post for our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Felipe Parra-Escobar is a Ph.D. candidate … More
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The Burden that Shall Not Be Named: Unequal Intrahousehold Impacts of Climate Shocks
This is our fifth blog post for our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Fatima Najeeb is a PhD candidate … More
A “dam” good question: Do all farmers benefit equally from large-scale irrigation in South Africa?
This is our fourth blog post for our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Tereza Varejkova is a PhD … More
When Progress Comes with a Price: The Lasting Impact of India’s Green Revolution
This is our third blog post for the Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Aditi Singh is a PhD candidate in … More
How can firms find good managers?
This is our second blog post for our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025. Yuen Ho is a PhD … More
Can Social Media Algorithms be Regulated to Prevent Online Radicalization in Developing Countries?
We are excited to launch our Job Market Paper Series blog for 2024-2025, beginning with our very first blog post … More
Concluding our Job Market Series
Thanks to everyone who posted and followed our Job Market Paper Series! In this series, we featured posts about a … More
El Chapo’s Guns and Schools: Mexican drug traffickers, homicides, and school dropout
Ignacio Rodriguez Hurtado is a PhD student and Job Candidate at Duke University. Click here for Ignacio’s job market paper … More
More Empathy, Fewer Bullies, But Why?
Qinyou Hu is a PhD student and job market candidate at Rice University. Click here for Qinyou’s job market paper … More
Do Child Rights Matter in Developing Countries? Evidence from the Child Rights Act in Nigeria
Hamad Mahar completed his PhD in economics from Trinity College Dublin and is currently on the job market. More details … More