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Appointment of Noam Yuchtman as Joint Managing Editor

1 September 2022

We are very excited to announce the appointment of Noam Yuchtman as Joint Managing Editor with effect from 1st September 2022.

Board Members, Foreign Editors and Directors stepping down at end 2021

31 December 2021

At the end of 2021, we extend our gratitude to Pedro Bordalo, Alessandro Gavazza, Christian Hellwig, and Guy Michaels, who stepped down from the Editorial Board, to Nagore Iriberri and Mirko Wiederholt, who stepped down as Director and Board Member, and to Andres Santos who stepped down as Foreign Editor.

REStud North American Tour

28 October 2021

The inaugural REStud North American Tour took place in October 2021, hosted by UCSD, the University of Chicago, and UPenn.

Appointment of Elias Papaioannou as Joint Managing Editor

1 September 2021

We are very pleased to announce the appointment of Elias Papaioannou as Joint Managing Editor with effect from 1st September 2021.

Appointment of Katrine Loken as Joint Managing Editor

1 August 2021

We are very excited to announce the appointment of Katrine Loken as Joint Managing Editor with effect from 1st August 2021. We extend our very big thank you to Jerome Adda who served a second time from February to July 2021.

Appointment of Nir Jaimovich as Joint Managing Editor

1 July 2021

We are very excited to announce the appointment of Nir Jaimovich as Joint Managing Editor with effect from 1st July 2021.

Gregory Thwaites has been appointed as Secretary and Business Manager

28 June 2021

We are very pleased to announce that Gregory Thwaites has been appointed as Secretary and Business Manager with effect from 1st July 2021.

REStud Double Tour 2020-1

12 May 2021

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the 2020 REStud Tour was postponed to 2021, and held virtually and jointly with the 2021 Tour.

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Recently accepted to REStud, ``The Child Penalty Atlas" quantifies the unequal effects of parenthood on men and women’s employment in 134 countries.

From Henrik Kleven, @landais_camille & @LeiteMariante:

https://www.restud.com/the-child-penalty-atlas/

#Fertility, #Childcare, #Children, #Youth

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Tariffs will lead to more immigration.
Why?
Because tariffs reduce wages on the other side of the border and evidence from @RevEconStudies shows that "a 10% increase in Mexican wages reduces migration rates and durations"

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Fantastic to see Hanno‘s original JM paper finally in print. Very interesting work on how alimony payments affect incentives to work of ex-spouses and what this means for welfare. Congratulations, Hanno. Very proud of you!

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"What are the consequences of the psychological costs of financial constraints in a dynamic consumption-saving-labor supply model calibrated to survey evidence?"

Recently accepted to #REStud, from @d_sergeyev, @ChenLian92 & @YGorodnichenko:

https://www.restud.com/the-economics-of-financial-stress/

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