Jamie Hentall-MacCuish

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19th Annual Meeting of the Portuguese Economic Journal - Aveiro, 3-5 July 2026

Deadline: 15 March 2026
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Thanks! So it looks like platform migration might explain some of what's going on 2015-2023 in the JOE data, but posting are down the last three years across both platforms

This is just JOE postings right? Do you know if things look different with ECJM postings as well? My subjective impression from the year I was on the market was that (although there was double posting) there were more jobs on ECJM. Could the secular trend on display here be platform migration?

Data: details of an event or phenomena recorded in a format that makes them amenable to quantitative analysis.

Beethoven"s 9th isn't data. Until someone records it and stores it in a database of sound waves.🤷

🚨🚨Excited to see my JMP featured on the Development Impact Blog! Thanks to World Bank and the editorial team for the opportunity!

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📢Join the TECHNIS webinar with Dr. Antonin Bergeaud on Tuesday, February 18th, 13:00-14:00(UTC+2, Athens Time).
Dr. Bergeaud is a Professor of Economics at HEC Paris and a Principal Associate at POID.
👉More info: technisnet.org/seminars/
#TECHNIS #Webinar
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Thanks!

Does anyone know why health is 9% higher in the UK? Seems odd given the NHS is free at the point of service. I wonder what is included. There aren't many details in the link explaining either the data or how this is calculated.

Political inequality Abstract. The rise of economic inequality in the UK over the past four decades raises serious questions about the state of political equality in Britain. I

The rise of economic inequality in the UK over the past four decades raises serious questions about the state of political equality in Britain. |Political inequality | Ben Ansell, Jane Gingrich | IFS Deaton Review |
Oxford Open Economics academic.oup.com/ooec/article...

If you care about my opinions on ai feel free to seek them out in a different context without engaging with content that calls me a termite or speculating whether I'm blind to explotation

Maybe I misread your "hard to believe', but yes I refuse to engage with his essential point because my point is about basic decency. If someone calls a group of people termites, deletes the post but creates a new post telling a made up version of events, I refuse to engage with their essential point

No I expressed no opinion on that topic. I said it was dumb to take secondhand accounts as gospel. Kevin provided no evidence a b school professor said this to him. And there is good evidence they didn't

The dumb thing would be believing an unsubstantiated assertion. At least one of these interactions was Kevin failing basic reading comprehension and then calling someone a termite. He deleted the post but there are screenshoots.

Just bumped into this amazing JMP from Claire Leroy who is a JM candidate at CREST focusing on public econ. #econsky #econJM
Check out her work 👉🏽 sites.google.com/view/clairel...

Excited to share my #JMP 🧵

❓How important is organizing production efficiently for the adoption of new technologies?

✅ JMP shows organizational practices are instrumental for the integration of new technologies in production.

#econtwitter #EconJobMarket

I’m on the job market this year! My #EconJMP explores how to design incentives for people with limited understanding of the causal effects of their actions. I consider the implications of a form of bounded rationality I call 'narrow inference' in a principal-agent screening model. (1/15)

#econjmp How do less affluent students respond to student finance induced increases in cost?

🎓Move to full loan policy: ⬇️ enrolment rates of eligible pupils
⚙️Effect driven by ⬆️ costs but also heightened concerns with debt 💰
⚠️Overall: ⬇️teacher supply + narrowed access to university

#econjobmarket