If you
✅ work on gender inequality in the labor market
✅ want to finally understand what this never-ending DiD literature is talking about
✅ teach recent advances in DiD
then take a look at our WP with Lukas Riedel!
🔗rfberlin.com/research/child-…@RF_Berlin
When Bangladesh launched its national immunisation program in 1979, a third of their 500,000 annual child deaths were from vaccine-preventable diseases. Today, the country is officially polio-free and has dramatically reduced child mortality. bit.ly/4kBJhQt
We wanted to verify the evidence behind >$1 billion in grants we've made to our top charities — so we asked @I4Replication to see if they could get the data to replicate the underlying RCTs.
It didn't go great... 🧵
Sign-up for our "Principles of health economics" course in Basel open to PhD students from all fields! The course offers an broad introduction and research insights
It takes place from Sept. 8 to Sept. 12, we have some spots left.
tinyurl.com/p2epeayk@mazzonna81@bea_trix
🤔How does being around more girls in primary school affect later careers and wages?
Women earn more after going to school with more girls. And, they choose less gender stereotypical jobs
“Early Socialization and the Gender Wage Gap” shorturl.at/SiXp2
w Demid Getik
Forthcoming in AEJ: Economic Policy: "The Long-Run Effects of Peer Gender On Occupational Sorting and the Wage Gap" by Demid Getik and Armando N. Meier. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
💥Upcoming course: "Introduction to Health Economics":
-Key Topics I – demand for health and health care
-Key Topics II – supply of health care
-Economic evaluation/Health Technology Assessment
-Health Economics Frontier - advanced topics
ssphplus.ch/assets/downloads…@SSPHplus
I'm excited to release a new working paper today. When we paid people ~$20, they were 13pp more likely to take the Covid Booster shot. This guaranteed financial incentive worked better than lottery and charitable incentives in our large, pre-registered field experiment.
I'm excited to release a new working paper today. When we paid people ~$20, they were 13pp more likely to take the Covid Booster shot. This guaranteed financial incentive worked better than lottery and charitable incentives in our large, pre-registered field experiment.