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Angela Cools

@AngelaCools

Assistant Professor of Economics @DavidsonCollege, alumna @CornellEcon and @pomonacollege

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Vot-ER
Vot-ER@Vot_ER_org·
Have a busy schedule? Early voting is one way to make sure you can still advocate for your community. #ElectionDay is approaching fast. Don’t let a packed schedule keep you from voting. Find out if, where, and how you can vote early in your state: v.vot-er.org/social-gotv #VotER
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Wesley Harris
Wesley Harris@WesleyHarrisNC·
Just got done voting early at South County Regional Library! Early voting is easy and convenient and runs until November 2nd, so get out and make your voice heard! #ncpol
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Chris Marsicano
Chris Marsicano@ChrisMarsicano·
Hey @DavidsonCollege! It’s 8:47 AM ET on Nov 8, 2022, have you voted yet? If you’re registered at 209 Ridge Rd, vote at Davidson K-8. Go to Main Street, take a left. When you get to FlatIron, take the left fork onto South St. Keep walking until you see DK-8 on your left.
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Monica Carney
Monica Carney@MEHCarney·
I waited to post my first ever tweet until I could say that all of my dissertation papers are officially published or accepted. Today is the day! Links/summary below:
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Judd Kessler
Judd Kessler@juddkessler·
A 🧵about "The Gender Gap in Self-Promotion," my paper with @christine_exley that is coming out in the #QJE. We give subjects a math and science test. First, they guess their score. We then ask them subjective questions about how well they think they did on the test. 1/n
QJE@QJEHarvard

Recently accepted by #QJE, “The Gender Gap in Self-Promotion,” by Exley (@christine_exley) and Kessler (@juddkessler): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…

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Betsey Stevenson
Betsey Stevenson@BetseyStevenson·
7.9K jobs were added in childcare. That is way too little to close the enormous gap that remains in childcare services.
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
Come work with us!
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Ellora Derenoncourt
Ellora Derenoncourt@EDerenoncourt·
It's hard to capture in words just how grateful I am to see this in print. And I'm grateful to the countless mentors, friends, & loved ones who've supported me along the way. A bit on what this work means to me and what I hope it can mean to the world. 1/7 aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
@GarrettMAA Interesting! Parents of young kids likely have a greater stake in policy decisions now, but they have even less time! Turnout effects could likely go in either direction.
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Garrett M. Albistegui Adler
Garrett M. Albistegui Adler@GarrettMAA·
@AngelaCools @qjps Exciting! Fun to see myself as part of a relatively narrow cohort of society under study. I’m curious to learn about political responses of parents of young kids (esp. <5) in the COVID era. I feel like there are new political cleavages brewing. Any thoughts?
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
Excited that my paper “Parents, Infants, and Voter Turnout” is now out (and open access) in @QJPS! I provide some of the first evidence on how having an infant affects turnout in the U.S. Here are the coefficients on child age from a linear probability model of female turnout:
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
@PastoorIsabel I actually don’t find a significant effect at age -1. I argue this provides evidence that the effect is coming from having young children rather than from baseline turnout differences between parents and non-parents.
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Isabel Pastoor
Isabel Pastoor@PastoorIsabel·
@AngelaCools @qjps Interesting! Would you interpret this as pregnancy potentially dampening women’s voter turnout?
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
@slungaardmumma Since many couples vote together, the bump up in fathers’ turnout could also mostly be driven by mothers.
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
@slungaardmumma Thanks for asking! It is hard to pin down. There is also a bump up for fathers when children reach school age. If fathers are less time constrained, it suggests investment in public services may be important.
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Angela Cools@AngelaCools·
How can policy address this gap? Using reforms in Oregon and Washington and a triple-difference strategy, I show that the introduction of universal vote-by-mail substantially increases new mothers’ relative turnout! See the full paper here: nowpublishers.com/article/Detail….
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