Mette Foged

As I am now handling papers at AEJ:Policy again, I want to encourage authors of papers that identify partial equilibrium effects to consider (in a rigorous manner) how they relate to policy effects or general equilibrium effects.

Important non-curricular insights about thriving in academia from stellar @econsandy.bsky.social

With @jeromevalette.bsky.social & Simone Bertoli, we are thrilled to announce the Call for Papers for the

3rd edition of the Junior Workshop on the Economics of Migration

on 23-24 June 2025 @CERDI, Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Submit until 23 February 2025 on economig2025.sciencesconf.org

Fascinating… the story of the rise of Taliban?

The Immigration-Wage Myth Does the American worker have good reason to fear immigration?

"Simply put, when immigrants come to a place looking for jobs, they also demand goods and services—thus creating jobs for native-born workers… The question has always been which effect is bigger."

@jerusalem.bsky.social and Rogé Karma brilliantly review research including mine in this podcast—>

Call for papers

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📢 Call for papers 📢

2nd workshop in Labour economics at Nottingham GEP

June 17-18, 2025

Keynotes: Josh Angrist and Alexandra Roulet

Small workshop, great opportunity for feedback!

Submit by March 1st👇

More info & submission: t.ly/e4dtL

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#EconConf

Next step, we really want to understand better why employment of newly arrived refugees is historical high? And will it last? Labor demand is part of it and maybe we are getting some policies right too

The world now has one more excellent PhD in economics of migration. Congrats @katiagallegost.bsky.social

Reskilling moves injured workers from disability benefits to full-time employment. Reskilling subsidies pay for themselves four times over, and current rates of reskilling are substantially below the social optimum.

Paper now conditionally accepted at AER 🎉

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Pretty thrilled about how many great researchers who are going to visit @rockwoolfonden.bsky.social next year!

Join us for seminars if in Copenhagen, doors are open!

Kudos to @mikkelmertz.bsky.social for organizing

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JMP from @annahasselqvist.bsky.social analyzing an interesting interaction between education policy and traditional gender norms

Hi #EconSky CPH crowd!

I created a google calendar with econ talks in the Copenhagen area: hhsievertsen.github.io/econ_talks_i...
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@miriamwuest.bsky.social @birthelarsen.bsky.social @mikkelmertz.bsky.social @gandil.bsky.social @mettefoged.bsky.social

We are excited to present the Global Migration Information Hub at @rfberlin.bsky.social! The #GMIH provides insights into European migration trends, compiles essential data, and synthesizes research for key migration questions. Explore more at: www.rfberlin.com/global-migra...

2nd Call for Papers: Humans Lacea Network. Place and date: The conference will be held at the Headquarters of the World Bank in Washington DC on March 14 and 15, 2024. Keynote Speakers: Michael Clemens and Catalina Amuedo-Dorantes Panel with Expert Researchers: David McKenzie and Claire Adida Scientific Committee: Santiago Perez, Claire Adida, David McKenzie, Cynthia Van Der Werf, Ana Maria Ibafiez, Marcela Meléndez, Antonella Bandiera, and Sandra Rozo. The deadline for submitting complete papers is December 15, 2022. Full papers, in PDF format, should he submitted online via humanslacea@gmail.com. The authors of accepted papers will be notified by email on January 31st, 2023. There will be a dedicated discussant for each paper, as well as open floor discussion. Airfare and accommodations will be covered for up to one presenter of the selected papers. Founders of the network include Ana Maria Ibanez (Network head), Marcela Meléndez, Antonella Bandiera, and Sandra Rozo.

🚨 Call for Papers

—Conference on the economics of migration in Latin America, Mar. 14–15 in Washington

—Featuring top researchers @sandrarozo.bsky.social @dmckenzie.bsky.social @claireadida.bsky.social et al., run by HUMANS network of LACEA

—With a keynote by me

—Submissions due 🔜 December 15

Incredibly bad news for Economics in Germany. It was such a coup to attract a young superstar (from MIT!) to run one of our leading research institutes. I can’t believe we are losing him and all the potential he brought to IZA.

Join us. This place if full of positive energy and excellent researchers with real impact

Fantastic to see you here

Submit your paper by October 30. I look forward to contributing to this

3) Distance to language training matters for language proficiency. Read more here doi.org/10.1016/j.la...

2) Their children also did better. See details here doi.org/10.1016/j.jp...

#EconSky Hi old friends! For new friends - a small introduction to my work in the past years with brilliant coauthors:
1) Adults with access to more language training earn more and work in more complex jobs. See details here doi.org/10.1162/rest...