Prasanthi Ramakrishnan

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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan

Prasanthi Ramakrishnan

@prasanthir30

AP @SMUEconDept | Ph.D. @WUSTL

Dallas, Texas Katılım Aralık 2013
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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
I'm super excited to join SMU @SMUEconDept in the Fall. I'm grateful to everyone who supported me during the PhD and the job market process - special thanks to Bart @BartHamilton1, George, Limor @limor_golan and my partner @SidSanghi :D
SMU Economics@SMUEconDept

It's been official for a little while, but the department is very excited that two new professors will be joining us this fall: Prasanthi Ramakrishnan Alipio Ferreira @AlipioF

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SMU Economics
SMU Economics@SMUEconDept·
📢Attention #EconTwitter The economics department of Southern Methodist University is hiring a tenure-track assistant professor in econometrics. Please share our ad widely with your network, and apply! aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph… Come join us in the dynamic DFW metroplex! 🐎
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SMU Economics
SMU Economics@SMUEconDept·
Attn #EconTwitter We are pleased to announce that we will be hiring for a TT position in econometrics this fall (at the AP level)! Come be apart of an exciting, friendly, supportive dept that is full of young people ... this will be our 7th junior hire since 2020.
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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
SMU is hiring for THREE positions this year. Please feel free to contact me or the other faculty listed on the post for any questions!
SMU Economics@SMUEconDept

#EconTwitter The Department is pleased to be hiring *three* TT positions this year! We expect 1 macro, 1 micro theory, and 1 as part of a @SMU-wide cluster hire in urban (broadly defined). Please contact us for any questions! We are fun and productive! aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph…

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Juan M. Sánchez
Juan M. Sánchez@vediense·
The @stlouisfed PhD Interns Workshop went virtual this year. We did it from Monday to Wednesday with many great talks. Check out the link with the program so you can see the great work that grad students are doing. It has links to the sutdents’ webpages: drive.google.com/file/d/13jMyNi…
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S. Grossbard edits Review of Econ of the Household
S. Grossbard edits Review of Econ of the Household@econoflove·
please tell me more about how this works in #India and other countries where can women safely save for themselves and not worry that husband will use HER savings w/o consulting them? @prarthnagl1 @paraj00 @tracey_west4 @SilviaG27358156 @jackiezhangyin @prasanthir30
Prarthna Agarwal Goel@prarthnagl1

@econoflove @seema_econ Interesting article.Yes in India it is very unlikely of working women to not allow husbands to access their accounts or say in earnings. Though women have legal rights. It is more about historical patriarchy, inadequate female financial literacy and larger hours to house work.

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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
My colleague @SidSanghi has been working on the value of a vaccine with Carlos Garriga and Rody Manuelli - a topic worth thinking about more during these times.
WUSTLnews@WUSTLnews

Economists from @WUSTLbusiness participate in study on next phase of pandemic. The findings: Relaxing stay-at-home policies will be accompanied by increases in infection rate; & race for a vaccine will lose its value to big Pharma with each passing day. bit.ly/2Bt4YSf

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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
@SidSanghi @hayleywabi @DvSchwartzman (3/3) This also raises the issue that after what length of time can the data be trusted? We are also exploring other sources with which we could corroborate the data. We will update as we find out more.
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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
@SidSanghi @hayleywabi @DvSchwartzman (2/3) The fact that we are not sure if we can trust data marked “>100%” (which all weeks prior to and including week 10 are) surprises me-some reporting error/updating (but not to the level of 20 percent!) I understand. Maybe it is further delayed due to the pandemic.
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Benjamin Hansen
Benjamin Hansen@benconomics·
In today's #SARSCOV2 figures, check Los Angeles traffic accidents. They've fallen by over 90 percent. People in LA staying at home.
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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
@econoflove We are also trying to collect data on accidents, murders, suicides to see if there's a downward trend too (atleast till week of Mar 21); as the weeks go along, the coronavirus deaths might rise & other consequences of it(suicides, mental health, domestic violence) might take over
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S. Grossbard edits Review of Econ of the Household
S. Grossbard edits Review of Econ of the Household@econoflove·
Very interesting. It seems like lockdowns etc are saving lives! Fewer other viruses? Fewer car accidents? Read the thread. Prasanthi took my class on economics of households. Proud of her
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Prasanthi Ramakrishnan
Prasanthi Ramakrishnan@prasanthir30·
@benconomics We can only split cause of death by flu/pneumonia and non-flu/pneu at this point. We are trying to collect data on accidents, murders, and suicides as that might be more easily available than other causes of death (cancer, heart disease). Will update as we go along! @SidSanghi
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Benjamin Hansen
Benjamin Hansen@benconomics·
@prasanthir30 Not surprised. Bet it drops more or stays level until April when the epidemic will peak. Can you split cause of death in those or is it just total counts? I would love to see 1. Traffic accidents 2. Murders 3. Suicides 4. Heart disease 5. Cancer 6. Respiratory Illness etc.
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