Michaël ZemmourLe biais d'Esther Duflo sur France Culture ,
souvent très bien:
https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceculture/podcasts/le-biais-d-esther-duflo
StataTex Blog
Rich Stein (he/him)Provocative, thoughtful read—
"Economics in America: An Immigrant Economist Explores the Land of Inequality" — "... like... De Tocqueville's... 'Democracy in America,' but with more numbers, ... economics, and ... vitriol."
Angus Deaton: "The United States has become a darker society since I arrived in 1983.
...
We need to abandon our sole fixation on #money as a measure of human #wellbeing."
https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2023/09/26/1199422599/a-nobel-prize-winning-immigrants-view-on-american-inequality #bookstodon @bookstodon #econodon @economics #EconomicAngst #predistribution
Gina C. Pieters, Ph.D.
The Democratic Difference@MattHodges There are very few here, and those who are, like @aaronsojourner, are not as active as elsewhere, presumably because there is not much of an #Econodon community.
Kristian Koerselman#introduction #EconTwitter #econodon #HigherEd #sociology #edutooter
I am the resident education economist at the Finnish Institute for Educational Research at the University of Jyväskylä. My research is about weird things like why Finnish institutes of higher education reject many of their top applicants, and whether Finnish academics all come from the same few families. I also hang around at the local econ department, and teach microeconomics courses there.
Niall FarrellThere are many other episodes covering the important social challenges of our time, including gender, inequality and health service provision.
What are the economic consequences of burdensome admin? I am joined by Lucie Martin of University College Dublin to discuss.
#Econtwitter #mastodaoine #econodon #psychology #behaviouralscience
#47: Can onerous form-filling have economic consequences? Administrative Burdens - Lucie Martin (UCD) | At The Margin
ISWE Series Episode 2
Podcast on the #genderwagegap for #internationalwomensday. I am joined by @
Dr. Karina Doorley (ESRI Dublin) and Prof. Donal O'Neill (Maynooth Uni). Find it on your podcast app of choice. #InternationalWomensDay2023 #Econtwitter #econodon #irishtwitter #mastodaoine #MastodaoineNua
#46: Gender Wage Gap in Ireland - Dr. Karina Doorley (ESRI) & Prof. Donal O'Neill (Maynooth University) | At The Margin
ISWE Series episode 1
I have an economics podcast called "At the margin". A new series will be released tomorrow, after a long hiatus. This is a special series in conjunction with the Irish society for women in economics. The first episode will be launched to coincide with #InternationalWomensDay2023. Tune in tomorrow morning on your favourite podcast app!