Eva Raiber

@AirHelp_AF Have already been in contact with costumer service - they have not been helpful at all.

Throw-back to my last flight with @AirFranceFR. Blocked in Paris for the night with a 7 months baby, arriving at the destination with the checked in stroller and car seat. They arrived over 2 weeks later... well, train it will be again...

I don't post here anymore, but I own this to my younger self: Today is my first day as a (tenured) professor! 🥳🥳🥳 It's also my son's first day at pre-school (école maternelle) which feels somehow more exciting (and scary).

🎉Congratulations to Aisha Salith, PhD student at @amseaixmars, for winning the Best Poster Award at the #ICDE for her poster "Harvesting Hope: #ClimateShocks and Religion in Sub-Saharan Africa," co-written with @evaraiber. #Economics #WomenInEconomics 📷AMSE

En Chine, les parents jouent un rôle important dans le choix des partenaires de leurs enfants. Des chercheurs analysent ces préférences parentales 🔎💕...À lire cette semaine dans #DialoguesEconomiques ⤵️ amse.site/FSsKQ @evaraiber @CNRS_dr12 @CNRSshs @Sciences_Po_Aix

In China, parents play a leading role in their children's choice of partners. Researchers looked at these preferences 🔎💕...To be read in #DialoguesEconomiques ⤵️ amse.site/j80h6 @evaraiber @CNRS_dr12 @CNRSshs @Sciences_Po_Aix

Exposure to worrisome topics can increase cognitive performance when incentivized by a performance goal, by @danielahsaenz, @evaraiber, and @DemontTimothee nature.com/articles/s4159…

Yet, digging deeper (with Athey's causal forest), we find that the result is driven by financially well-off students. Students with financial struggles are less likely to benefit from the treatment. This points to an inequality‑widening mechanism.

But, we find a positive effect of the labor market topic under the threshold payment. This could be indicative of a 'tunneling effect (from scarcity theory) or a positive stress effect.

New publication, based on our online experiment with @danielahsaenz and @DemontTimothee : --> Exposure to worrisome topics can increase cognitive performance when incentivized by a performance goal Open Access in Scientific Reports: doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

A study in #Kenya shows that traditional #scam detection tips do not help people differentiate scams from genuine messages, making them overly cautious. @elifkubilay, @LSpantig @UoE_Economics, @evaraiber @amseaixmars, Cahlíková @UniBonn, Kaaria @uonbi ow.ly/GbQH50Q5qEv

Financial fraud in developing countries: Common scam detection tips do not help distinguish scam from non-scam messages @elifkubilay, @LSpantig @UoE_Economics, @evaraiber @amseaixmars, Jana Cahlíková @UniBonn, Lucy Kaaria @uonbi ow.ly/cGfY50Q5qVY

And it is published with *open access* in the Journal of Development Economics: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Very grateful to JDE for the surprisingly fast turnaround!

⚠️🌟Few places available for entering the Master 1 Economics programme in September 2023 ! Apply until July 18 ➡️ bit.ly/3Q8Koev More information on the program of study → bit.ly/46FGhw7 @univamu @Centrale_Med @CNRS_dr12 @EHESS_fr 📷 dizain / AdobeStock

#easp2023krk is over and I'm seeing so many tweets about how great it was. No denying the truth to that, but there's also the not so great truth about how #visa issues were handled.