Amyaz Moledina

Nearly 20 Percent Fewer International Students Traveled to the U.S. in August -- Aatish Bhatia and Amy Fan @nytimes nytimes.com/interactive/20…

If misinformation is the biggest global risk factor according to the GRPS, what is the antidote? How can we stop it from infecting us? Global Risks Report 2025 | World Economic Forum weforum.org/publications/g…

Thanks to the many that inspire me. Give this playlist a listen: Inspired by… open.spotify.com/playlist/564Rt…

I wrote about the lack of administrative support for the liberal arts in @nytimes. The standard story we hear is that students don't want it. But a darker reality is that even when it wins big with students and donors it loses with those in power. nytimes.com/2025/07/17/opi…

📚 Today's #MondayRead is a new study in PLOS Medicine presenting the largest retrospective analysis of antimicrobial resistance (#AMR) data from Africa (2016–2019). 📊 Drawing from 819,584 culture records across 205 labs in 14 countries, the study highlights: – High AMR in E. coli and S. aureus – Higher resistance among inpatients, men, and older adults – Limited linkage to clinical data (only 12% of records) ⚠️ The findings point to variability in testing capacity and data quality across settings, with implications for strengthening surveillance and lab infrastructure. Read more ➡️ bit.ly/4eCMOfp #GlobalHealth #InfectiousDiseases #HealthSystems #PublicHealth

Congratulations to Rishika Todi ‘22 on her graduation from ⁦@ColumbiaSIPA⁩ and her article winning a writing award. “Invisible by Design: Who Gets Left Out of Algorithmic Financial Inclusion?” mcesocap.medium.com/invisible-by-d…

Check out this album! And congratulations Jeff Lindberg and @bobbybroom wooster.edu/2025/05/28/rec…

Check out a data story by one of our alums, Gabe Melmed “What’s happening to the cost of rent in the United States?” - ⁦@EconObservatory⁩ economicsobservatory.com/whats-happenin…

Thanks to @ClevelandFed for hosting the Economics Scholars Program Conference. To see the various roles our students and faculty played check out the program clevelandfed.org/events/economi…

🎓 Pre-doc Opportunity! 1) Round 2 of applications for the Kabir Banerjee Pre-Doctoral Fellowship Program is now open! Great opportunity for individuals from low and lower-middle-income countries who aim to pursue doctoral studies in development economics at top universities.

The Environmental Inequality Lab is hiring 2 new pre-docs to join our team! We do research in environmental economics but those with interests in labor/public/urban/spatial/development economics should def apply. Apply here: tinyurl.com/EIL-pre-doc @econ_ra @predoc_org @AereOrg

Immigrants today are 60 percent less likely to be incarcerated (30 percent relative to US-born Whites). This relative decline occurred among immigrants from all regions and cannot be explained by changes in observable characteristics or immigration policy. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…

The fiscal measures announced in China so far are important first steps towards cleaning up the balance sheets of local governments, banks, & real estate developers. But they will likely be insufficient to get the country out of deflation. piie.com/blogs/realtime…

For two years, something troubling has been unfolding in the heart of Kenya's agricultural landscape. Watch the exclusive exposé this Sunday on Africa Uncensored's YouTube channel. #FertileDeception

For years, American PR firm v-Fluence has worked with a network of players in the agrochemical industry to ensure that the use of harmful pesticides in various countries, including Kenya continues. Despite mounting evidence of the harm they cause, v-Fluence and its partners have downplayed the risks of pesticides and discredited environmentalists pushing for an end to their sale. One such pesticide is paraquat, linked to cases of Parkinson’s disease. Why does this PR firm run a secret members-only website for some of the world’s largest pesticide companies? Find out this Sunday in our upcoming documentary, #PoisonPR

Wow! Just re-discovered this profile of my former student ⁦@WoosterEdu⁩ “Teach For India Alumni Spotlight - Anoop Parikh” vimeo.com/131523084

Does Public Investment Enhance Labor Productivity Growth in Argentina? A Cointegration Analysis #woomacro ideas.repec.org/p/ecl/yaleco/5…

On Friday we hosted a fall social where students and professors got together over donuts and cider. Here are some pictures.

The worst drought in living memory is taking place in Mudzi, Zimbabwe. It has destroyed 90% of the crops and put pressure on water supplies, leaving people with little food. Millions of Zimbabweans are being forced to rely on handouts.