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@ryanbedwards

assoc prof of economics + dep director @devpolicy. @dartmouthecon @stanford @pmc_gov_au before that. very personal account. 🧑‍🧒‍🧒+🌻+🦋

Canberra Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Ryan@ryanbedwards·
Some "overdue" news: my first paper on palm oil, started over a decade ago, was accepted for Christmas and is in print open access at the @JIntlEcon today. It's quite different from earlier versions, and the (excellent) review process improved it a lot. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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Noam Angrist
Noam Angrist@angrist_noam·
🔎 Are aid agencies paying attention to the evidence? See our new analysis collating detailed information from project documents at the @WBG_Education & @FCDOEducation over the past decade tracking references to “smart buys." A steady increase in mentions in project documents of two of the best buys - “structured pedagogy” + “targeted instruction”. A lot more to dig into -- this is just part 1 in a series. cgdev.org/blog/are-aid-a…
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Henry Shevlin
Henry Shevlin@dioscuri·
Big personal news: I’ve been recruited by Google DeepMind for a new Philosopher position (actual title), focusing on machine consciousness, human-AI relationships, and AGI readiness, starting in May. I’ll continue my research & teaching at Cambridge part-time. Absolutely stoked!
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Brian Albrecht
Brian Albrecht@BrianCAlbrecht·
Some scholars want to ditch consumer welfare for a "dashboard" that also weighs democracy, inequality, small business, privacy, and more. They claim it's grounded in modern economics. It isn't. New paper with @ErikHovenkamp, forthcoming at George Mason Law Review
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Eunjee Kwon
Eunjee Kwon@eunjeeecon·
Newly published: Asian Immigrants, School Quality, and the U.S. Housing Market”l (w/ @Siqi_MIT& @aang_econ) at the J of Urban Economics! “Who arrives” shapes how immigration affects local housing markets through education-related channels.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ doi.org/10.1016/j.jue.…
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Parag Mahajan
Parag Mahajan@ParagMa_Econ·
Proud to be part of such a cool set of papers! Thanks @giov_peri, @JEEA_News, and the referees for an awesome experience that substantively improved the paper! Now ungated here: doi.org/10.1093/jeea/j…
JEEA@JEEA_News

Check out the virtual issue curated by former editor @giov_peri featuring papers - all with free access - on Labor, Trade, Development and Economic Geography Teaching material available! @EEANews @OUPAcademic academic.oup.com/jeea/pages/vir…

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John A. List
John A. List@Econ_4_Everyone·
I have spent my career running field experiments. With my new book coming out I have decided to run a few on all of you! Here is the first one! I am giving away a bundle: 1 signed copy of my new book Experimental Economics: Theory and Practice + 1 free t-shirt of the book. But, there is a Dictator Game twist. In the comments please tag a friend. Before you know if you win, tell me your allocation: keep both, give one, or give it all away. If you are randomly selected, I'm holding you to what you said. Your choice is already public, and your friend can see it right now. Your chances of winning do not depend on your allocation. I will randomly select a winner this Saturday at midnight EST and report back. Extra credit giveaway: if the random person chosen also retweeted this message, then I will also send a signed copy of The Voltage Effect to both them and their partner. And, yes, your partner can sign up too to double your chances! Good luck!
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Vincent Geloso
Vincent Geloso@VincentGeloso·
🧵Our comment on the viral Hickel et al. (2026) paper is now available. @econ_lessmann, @jbsteinberg @JustinTCallais question the claim that structural adjustment programs (SAPs) caused widespread declines in income, health, and welfare. Link: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…
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Jason Hickel@jasonhickel

I'm happy to announce this new paper — we compile evidence on the extraordinary harms caused by IMF and World Bank structural adjustment programmes in the global South since the 1980s. The empirical record is devastating: documented negative impacts on wages, poverty, inequality, maternal mortality, infant mortality, healthcare access, etc. SAPs inflicted misery on the periphery in order to curtail their consumption, scupper independent development, and make labour and resources more cheaply available for the core. gh.bmj.com/content/11/Sup…

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Khoa Vu
Khoa Vu@KhoaVuUmn·
With small N you don't even need to sleep for 6 hours.
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Alex Imas
Alex Imas@alexolegimas·
@stevehou We need a memorandum on chatting with my buddy takes.
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Peter Hull
Peter Hull@instrumenthull·
Careful with your AI-generated emails folks
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Arthur Spirling
Arthur Spirling@arthur_spirling·
I think you learn a lot about the UK, and about UK politics—both good and bad—that a hotel costing $260 a night is considered both an extraordinary luxury and a scandal.
Grifty@TheGriftReport

Keir Starmer jetted off for a four-day luxury family Easter break at a £200-a-night four-star boutique hotel in Valencia, complete with rooftop bar and pool. While lounging in the sun and sipping café con leche in a public square, Trump was issuing ultimatums to “obliterate” Iran’s power plants and warning Tehran they’d be “living in Hell.” Starmer stayed put despite the escalating crisis, five years after he slammed Boris Johnson for holidaying as Kabul fell, declaring: “You cannot coordinate an international response from the beach.” Macron spent the weekend on emergency calls with Trump and Iran’s president. Starmer? Not so much. Priorities

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Ryan Briggs
Ryan Briggs@ryancbriggs·
I have a new paper. We look at ~all stats articles in political science post-2010 & show that 94% have abstracts that claim to reject a null. Only 2% present only null results. This is hard to explain unless the research process has a filter that only lets rejections through.
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Destroyer of Bad Takes (Emeritus)
Destroyer of Bad Takes (Emeritus)@_Credible_Hulk·
@GarettJones might need to update your book
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Robert Bryce@pwrhungry

For 16 years, I have been reporting on land-use fights over energy projects. But I’ve never seen anything like the raging backlash against data centers. Here’s an up-to-date list of the data center rejections/restrictions since Jan. 1, as well as key polling data, a map of the rejections, and a graphic showing how opposition has exploded. Link is below.

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Anup Malani
Anup Malani@anup_malani·
Most people think wars start because of hatred, ideology, or grievance. @cblatts's Why We Fight argues those are symptoms, not causes. War is catastrophically costly — rational actors should always prefer a deal. The real question is why bargaining fails.
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Simon Kuestenmacher
Simon Kuestenmacher@simongerman600·
I’ve never seen a map that makes more sense.
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