Economics PhD student @UCLA | 🇳🇴/🇩🇪 | Alumn of @warwickuni @UWCAdriatic
Joined June 2020
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14 Nov 2024
Thank you @BauNatalie! None of this would have been possible without my wonderful co-author @laspinx, and the support of four incredible advisors in @BauNatalie, @juliana_londono , @Manisha_econ, and Adriana Lleras-Muney.
I have learned so much from all of them! :)
14 Nov 2024
Okay, last but certainly not least, I'll tweet about another excellent student, @D__Henning. David is a development economist, focusing on firms and their interactions with regulation/tax administration. His JMP studies how tax audits affect firms AND aggregate output in Uganda.
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Feb 25
Our team at Oxford is looking for a field Research Assistant, come and join us!
Feb 25
🚨 Hiring a Malawi-based pre-doc/RA🚨
The Oxford Centre for Macro-Experimental Development is hiring a Field Research Assistant to support our research in Malawi, with scope to contribute to activities across East Africa.
Deadline: rolling
@econ_ra @predoc_org #econra
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12 Nov 2024
In addition to being an excellent economist, @HuihuangZhu is a wonderful colleague, generous in his time and energy, gives great advice, and has amazing food recommendations😊He would be a stellar addition to any department!
5 Nov 2024
@HuihuangZhu is a labor economist focusing on topics related to education and inequality. His JMP, "On the Right Track? Evaluating the Achievement and Inequality Effects of Academic Tracking" is the first I know of to causally measure the long-run effects of academic tracking.
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New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP18151
Leveraging Trading Networks to Improve Tax Compliance: Experimental Evidence from Uganda
@miguel_almunia @CUNEF, @D__Henning @UCLA, @JustineKneb @JPAL, Dorothy Nakyambadde, @LinTianEcon @INSEAD
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David Henning retweeted
25 Mar 2022
Congratulations to the 16 #PhD students and young scholars who this week developed and presented their new collaborative #research projects at the PEDL and @NYUADDevLab Matchmaking Workshop in Abu Dhabi. We can't wait to see these projects further develop. #EconTwitter
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David Henning retweeted
25 Jan 2021
Amid the chaos of the last few weeks, my paper on sports betting in Uganda came out.
A thread for those who’d like to know more, but don't want to download the pdf/skim the intro. 1/17
aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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David Henning retweeted
14 Aug 2020
A few days ago, the University of Chicago, i.e. the president and provost, emailed the campus with a subject mentioning “public safety”
The email starts out by calling for an “examination and reflection of law enforcement in our society”
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14 Aug 2020
To all my friends in the UK, watch out..
13 Aug 2020
It really does seem like the UK government's since 2010 are on a war footing with the next generation that holds the keys to our future prosperity... the track record really is appalling:
A classic question in development economics is whether (and what types of) poverty traps exist. This new paper by Balboni, @orianabandiera, Burgess, @maitreesh, @anton_heil finds evidence for poverty traps in Bangladesh. Let me try to explain... [1/N]
dropbox.com/s/4tfuhclfvh6ynn…
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6 Jul 2020
This. is. terrible.
6 Jul 2020
This is bad. ICE just told students here on student visas that if their school is going online-only this fall, the students must depart the United States and cannot remain through the fall semester. ice.gov/news/releases/sevp-m…
29 Jun 2020
Wow indeed..
27 Jun 2020
Wow, this graphic showing wealth to scale and in relation to other things blew me away.
I study such things for a living and still found it very instructive. Keep scrolling to the right.
Ht @j_theriault & @NeilLewisJr
mkorostoff.github.io/1-pixel…
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23 Jun 2020
So consumed with US news lately, I missed the very upsetting UK news of the DFID/Foreign Office merger. DFID has been so exemplary in pushing for evidence-based aid and policy, we need more of it not less. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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