Ishan Nath
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Pre-doc job announcement! @HarvardSalata is hiring fellows to work with Anna Russo, Wolfram Schlenker, @ctaylor463, and myself on environmental economics! Application review will begin on 10/31 and continue on a rolling basis. Please apply and share! sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search…
some personal news: I have a pre-doc job to advertise, but for it to make sense I need to first share that in 2025-26 I will start a new job as an assistant professor at Harvard @Kennedy_School I will dearly miss my friends @sffed, but am excited for new adventures in Boston!
The Department of Economics at UC Davis is looking for an Assistant Professor in Macroeconomics. aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph…
Consider applying to this @USDA and @nber post-doc (open new PhDs and junior faculty) to work with other ag/climate/environmental economists here in Cambridge. nber.org/career-resourc…
Macro at LSE is hiring pre docs for September 2025! Come and work in the best city in the world, on cutting edge macro with me, @ilzetzki, @R2Rsquared, @mdoepke and @ben_moll Past predocs have gone to places like Harvard, LSE and Northwestern. jobs.lse.ac.uk/Vacancies/W/14…
Chicken and pork were traditionally red-ish meats, as they came from animals who could exercise. Factory farming confined the animals, producing meat that is unnaturally pale. (Left in both images) The pork industry rebranded this factory-farmed pork as "the other white meat."
1. Color comes mostly from myoglobin, which animals only produce if they can move around. The most extreme example is veal. Pasture-raised veal (left) is dark red. Veal from calves in crates or pens (right) is almost white. (Iron-deficient diets also exacerbate this.)
Not all meat is equal in the animal suffering it creates. A surprisingly good predictor of the suffering footprint of meat is its color. The lighter the meat, the worse the intensity and duration of suffering behind it. This is true for three separate reasons...
Passionate about development research? I am hiring a pre-doc to work on social norms, media and inter-group dynamics. Apply by Nov 24. Details here: drive.google.com/file/d/1vr71Ih…
GiveWell revisited its cost-effectiveness estimate of GiveDirectly unconditional cash transfers: we think they're 3-4x more CE than we'd previously estimated, & about ~30-40% as CE as our marginal funding opps. Blog: blog.givewell.org/2024/11/12/re-… Main analysis: givewell.org/international/…
Exciting news: we @HarrisPolicy @UChicago are hiring faculty (open rank) in energy/environmental economics/policy. Please spread the word! apply.interfolio.com/158559 @AEACSWEP @AEACSMGEP @womenalsoknow @POCalsoknow @LGBTQ_Econ #EconTwitter EOE/Vet/Disability
This is interesting and important. A meaningful share of what looks at first like manufacturing job loss over the last few decades is actually reclassification of businesses into a different, non-manufacturing industry. The business in these cases still operated.
"Notably, about 40% of the manufacturing job loss effect is due to continuing establishments switching their primary activity from manufacturing to trade-related services such as research, management, and wholesale." - @I_Am_NickBloom, @KyleLHandley Kurmann, and Luck
Thomas’ paper tells us how to design the best climate club. One of the best papers on climate change I have scene recently. Anyone interested to hire in macro/environmental should look at his impressive portfolio.
Thomas Bourany @TBourany works at the intersection of Macroeconomics, Environmental Economics, and International Trade. In his JMP, he shows how to design optimal climate agreements to implement carbon policy in the presence of free-riding and inequality. thomasbourany.github.io
No matter who wins today—your side or the other side—remember that the “other side” are our family, friends, and fellow Americans.
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Fascinating work by @AditiSingh095 @ubcVSE aditisinghubc.netlify.app documenting an unintended nutritional consequence of the green revolution: districts w/higher potential productivity gains from high-yielding varieties ⬇️ crop variety + availability of proteins, micronutrients
Aditi Singh JMP: "From Blessing To Burden: The Long-Run Effects of India’s Green Revolution" Website: aditisinghubc.netlify.app
Pre-doc job announcement! @HarvardSalata is hiring fellows to work with Anna Russo, Wolfram Schlenker, @ctaylor463, and myself on environmental economics! Application review will begin on 10/31 and continue on a rolling basis. Please apply and share! sjobs.brassring.com/TGnewUI/Search…
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📢Just over 2 weeks left to apply to the @stanforddoerr E-IPER PhD program in Environment and Resources! Deadline Nov 12.📢 I am hoping to admit 1-2 students for a start in fall 2025. Still time to reach out if interested! eiper.stanford.edu/academics-admi…
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