The networks of economists who frequently show up in the Economic Report of the President.

What stands out to you?

Thrilled to recommend Ye Yuan @ye-yuan.bsky.social, an outstanding economist whose research is sharp, creative, & methodologically rigorous. He is a generous colleague and an excellent teacher. Anyone hiring in #AppliedMicro should take a close look at his work: sites.google.com/view/ye-yuan/

Session 5 on Family begins with Brendon McConnell @brendonmcconnell.bsky.social (City St George's, University of London @citystgeorges.bsky.social) presenting "It Takes a Village: The Impact of the New York City Community School Initiative on Student Behavior".

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The third keynote at the 3rd Diversity and Human Capital Workshop is delivered by Prof. Patricia Cortés (Boston University @bostonu.bsky.social), presenting “Understanding the Barriers to Paternity Leave-Taking: Evidence from Japan.”

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@exeter.ac.uk @uofebusiness.bsky.social

Kristoffer Ibsen (Aarhus @au.dk) discusses the impact of dyslexia diagnosis and support on educational outcomes and well-being.

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Next, we have Margaux Suteau (LSE) presenting research on "Empowering Parents in the Digital Age: Mitigating Social Media’s Impact on Youth
Development".

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Day 2 of the 3rd Diversity and Human Capital Workshop begins with session on Human Capital.

First up, we have Alessandro Toppeta (Stockholm @stockholm-uni.bsky.social‬) discussing "The effect of schooling on young adults’ non-cognitive skills".

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Session 2 on Human Capital kicks off with Ronak Jain @jainr.bsky.social (@econ.uzh.ch) discussing how access to 3G internet impacts human capital development.

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Prof. Imran Rasul (UCL) delivers the 2nd keynote at the 3rd Diversity and Human Capital Workshop at
@uofebusiness.bsky.social, presenting their research on firm behavior and worker outcomes during the pandemic in Uganda.
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Honoured to welcome Nobel Laureate Joshua Angrist (MIT) for the first keynote at the 3rd Diversity and Human Capital Workshop at @uofebusiness.bsky.social @exeter.ac.uk.
Presenting: “Dissertation Paths: Advisors and Students in the Economics Research Production Function.”
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