André Carrascal-Incera

🪧 Nova convocatoria de artigos na #RGE

🩺Economía da saúde: retos, evidencias e política nun mundo cambiante

Manuel Ruiz Adame (UGR), Bruno Casal Rodríguez (UDC), David Patiño Rodríguez (US) e Susana Martínez Rodríguez (UM)

📅 Data límite de envío: 28 de febreiro, 2026
📲 Máis info: bit.ly/4k4svse

Had a great time doing a @centreforcities.bsky.social podcast on our new paper (joint work with @maxnathan.bsky.social and @diana-gupo.bsky.social). Have a read of the paper, listen to the podcast and get in touch for more info!

links 👇

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

"We are tackling the link between creatives and gentrification."

@tasoskitsos.bsky.social of Aston Business School talks his latest paper on creative firms, workers, and neighbourhood gentrification 🎧

Listen now 👇
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‪📣📣 Very happy to see our work on #regional #pay #disparities in the UK out.

#econsky📈📉
#geosky

@astonpress.bsky.social
@sheffielduni.bsky.social
@resfoundation.bsky.social

Have a look at the event and the report and stay tuned for more!

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www.resolutionfoundation.org/publications...

Greg Thwaites, Research Director at the Resolution Foundation, said: “England is beset by stark and persistent geographic wage inequalities, with Londoners’ typical earning twice as much as those living in places like Liskeard or Cromer. It’s often assumed that people are driving these divides, but in fact place-based pay penalties are rife across England. A typical early career worker could lose out on £1,300 a year just because of where their job is located. “Policy makers at local, regional and national levels can address these divides by creating the conditions for high-paying firms to locate to their areas, while avoiding an arms race between regions in subsidies for firms. “Moving to higher-paying areas can hugely boost young people’s career earnings, but housing is a major barrier to making these moves. Policy makers should do more to bring these housing barriers down.”

🚨 New research published today

Our latest report by Richmond Egyei @emilyfry.bsky.social‬ ‪‪@tasoskitsos.bsky.social‬ @gthwaites.bsky.social @dalilariba.bsky.social‬ & Enrico Vanino looks at the impact of place in regional inequality.

Read more ⬇️

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🎓 Today, Michel Philippe Lioussis defended his #PhD #thesis “Services’ Economic and Social Effects in a Globalized World”.  (Advisor: Monica Serrano). Congratulations! 🎉

Beyond borders: how spillovers and commercial networks shape European productivity - Journal of Productivity Analysis Understanding the drivers of economy-wide productivity growth has long been of interest to academics and policy makers. In this paper, we contribute to the literature by conducting a comprehensive ana...

#Productivity in #Europe is a team sport, say @andrecarrascal.bsky.social & coauthors in their new paper.
Trade spillovers, sectoral interdependencies & digitalisation shape local fortunes far beyond national borders.📉📈
Those who ignore these links are playing with half a map
doi.org/10.1007/s111...

Thanks for sharing and for this great summary, Andrés! Humbled by your nice words!

The fall semester is almost over and with it my conference season ends with the Spanish Economic Association conference in Mallorca's winter.
I'll teach Econ 101 to non-economists next semester. I've been using some short videos to motivate how economists think and view the world. Some highlights:

The undergrad Econ major serves many kinds of students. #econsky #academicsky #stanford
marketdesigner.blogspot.com/2024/12/rede...

📢 @stefaniafiorentino.bsky.social, Crhistian González and I invite you to our special session “SS10: Regional Inequalities and Perceived Left-Behindness” at @regstud.bsky.social's #RSA25 in Porto. Submit your abstract and find the session description below: 👇
www.regionalstudies.org/news/2025-rs...

I am getting more engaged on here and looking to help. I created a #Teachecon starter pack but want to make sure I didn’t miss anyone. Here is what I have so for, please share with reply with who I missed

go.bsky.app/NrQoJEn

#EconSky you can use the Bluesky data for free to do your research!!! Go find some cool stuff!

A graph comparing Spanish and German gdp, which diverge in 2008 but reconverge between 2017-2024

Here’s a crazy fact for you: Spain and Germany have now seen basically the exact same amount of economic growth post-2008. Would have been unthinkable to people during most of the 2010s. Spain has seen ~10 percentage points more cumulative growth since 2017.

Hi #EconSky,

Not sure if the Starter Pack party's over, but I've made an Econ Starter Pack of Starter Packs! 😄
It's a work in progress, so I may have missed some. Let me know if there's anything to add—DMs are open!
Thanks for support @economista.bsky.social!

docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

Interested following the people behind Spatial Economic Analysis? This is our starter pack (which will be continuously updated):

go.bsky.app/8gDLPXT

My (draft) starter pack for my Topics in Regional and Urban Economics module (that one day will exist!)

🙏flag more to add, I know I'm missing loads

go.bsky.app/LHQB6NW