Dev Patel
@dev_a_patel
Now: Post-Doc at Harvard/MIT Next: Assistant Professor in Economics & IBES at Brown
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Job Alert! 📢: I'm looking for an RA in Bangladesh to work with me on a project studying climate change. Anyone interested should send me an email ([email protected]) for more information. Thank you! @econ_ra
Breaking the trend 👊💥…I joined the wall of former Chief Economists of the IMF 😀
No matter how many times I listen to talks by the amazing @PikaGoldin, I always learn so much more!
Career and Family | Princeton University Press press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove…
Meet Rohini Pande, a Yale economist known for groundbreaking work in international development, gender economics, anti-corruption, and more. She’s featured in #FandD’s newest “People in Economics” profile: bit.ly/3y9w9JN
One hundred years of data are drawn together in @PikaGoldin’s monumental exploration of gender equity. Career and Family traces a century of efforts at achieving equality, and reveals why we still have a long way to go. press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove… #PUPRights #TheOnlineBookFair 3/5
Recently accepted by #QJE, “Measuring the Equilibrium Impacts of Credit: Evidence from the Indian Microfinance Crisis,” by Breza (@emilybreza) and Kinnan (@cynthia_kinnan): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…
Thinking of my niece who rides the bus to school in Buenos Aires every day wearing a green bandana. Huge victory for a generation of Argentine women.
Breaking News: Argentina legalized abortion, delivering a landmark victory to Latin America’s growing women’s-rights movement. nyti.ms/38EhPxO
This must-read JMP by the brilliant and kind @AugustinBerge11 is a tour de force
My job market paper features on the Development Impact Blog! If you're interested in how tax rates and enforcement interact and what it means for tax policy in low-capacity states, then take a look at the post 👇
Many kudos to the amazing, brilliant, and always inspiring @PikaGoldin for winning the Nemmers Prize in Economics for her pathbreaking work into gender, labor markets, education, and economic history - a big day for Harvard economics in dire times. nemmers.northwestern.edu/prizes/2020gol…
Tomorrow is the economics Nobel Prize announcement. I think it would be a good year for Claudia Goldin @PikaGoldin 🤞 #EconTwitter what do you think?
As people in poor countries get richer, they have a *greater* tendency to emigrate. I just released two major studies, one joint with @MariapiaMendola, exploring this remarkable phenomenon. Long-read summary here: cgdev.org/blog/emigratio… Topline in this thread —>
Rest in peace Emmanuel Farhi. A brilliant researcher, an insatiable mind, and a wonderful person & friend. Au revoir, cher ami. scholar.harvard.edu/farhi/home
New version of our paper, "Reshaping Adolescents' Gender Attitudes: Evidence from a School-Based Experiment in India." Class discussions on gender equality increased support for gender equality by a lot. The effect was still present 2 years later. bit.ly/2QGHIGu
Ciao, Alberto.. Remembering Alberto Alesina's research, contributions, and life with @EliasPapaioann2 at @voxeu (@HKS @Harvard @Unibocconi) voxeu.org/article/albert…
I am at a loss of words...my goodness...Alberto brought a larger-than-life spirit to this profession, our department, and all the students he mentored throughout his career. No way to describe the magnitude of this loss...RIP.
From @Cutler_econ Dear economist friends. I am very sad to report that Alberto Alesina passed away today. Apparently, he was hiking with his beloved wife Susan and had a heart attack. He was a great treasure whom we shall all miss.
On the economics of gender in the 21st century, Marianne Bertrand's Ely Lecture is magisterial as you'd expect. These figures show just two of the fresh and counterintuitive facts that she documents. And explains. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10…
Super fascinating paper showing that private role models are complements but public role models are substitutes to prosocial behavior
New WP: Experiment testing effects of private vs public role models during COVID-19. Surprising result: positive private (citizens volunteering) and negative public (politicians mismanaging crisis) role models increase in donations and volunteering.[1/8] dropbox.com/s/3918qas0c9u6…
This good reporting reminded me that most people in developing countries were, before COVID19, already struggling. nytimes.com/2020/04/30/wor… Strugglers are the new poor of this century cgdev.org/blog/struggler… @noralustig @anitnath @chrmeyer
Many kudos and heartfelt congratulations to my amazing colleague Melissa Dell for her incredibly insightful and careful research and well-deserved Clark Medal!
Huge congratulations to my wonderful colleague Melissa Dell for willing the 2020 John Bates Clark Medal! @Harvard @InequalityHKS
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