UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Xiomara Pulido's job market paper studies who bears the burden of carbon taxes. She measures how the cost is split between workers and owners. Profile: xiomarap.github.io
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UBC Economics UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Sebastian Melo-Martin's job market paper studies the role of unions in how firms adjust to external demand shocks, finding adjustment shifts onto senior workers through early retirement. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sebastian... Website: smelomartin.github.io
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket Pablo Valenzuela-Casasempere’s research studies the long-run effects of Interstate construction on displaced individuals and their neighbors. Profile: pvalenzuelac.github.io; Paper link: pvalenzuelac.github.io/research/displ
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Carla Srebot’s job market paper studies how informal workers respond when formalization becomes available, disentangling formal job availability from workers’ decisions to formalize. Profile: carlasrebot.github.io 📝: carlasrebot.github.io/assets/files...
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Kisho Hoshi's job market paper studies how physician payment affects access to care, care modality, and social welfare. Profile: ohsik7322.github.io/website/
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Daniel Araujo's job market paper shows that modern slavery in Brazil increased where labor-saving agricultural technology displaced workers and reduced where labor-demanding technology absorbed them. Profile: danielmaraujo.com
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Étienne Latulippe’s job market paper shows that purging high frequency monetary policy surprises can turn them into weak instruments, and how pooling several monetary instruments can help. Profile: elatulippe.github.io ; elatulippe.github.io/files/jmp.pdf
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate William Duan's job market paper studies how sellers can design auctions to steer what buyers learn to believe when the allocation rule is hidden, as in many online advertising markets. Profile: sites.google.com/view/william...; drive.google.com/file/d/1eE0Q...
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Hanqi Wang's job market paper establishes semiparametric identification of discrete choice under rational inattention, with an application to how online workers respond to wages under different information costs. Profile: hanqiwang-econ.github.io
UBC Economics #EconJobMarket candidate Ratzanyel Rincon's job market paper studies how unionized firms in Mexico respond to new rules of collective bargaining designed to strengthen worker representation. Profile: ratzanyelrincon.github.io
EEA 📣 UniCredit Foundation’s Economic Job Market Best Paper Award is back! Candidates on 2026 economics job market can apply for one of 5 prizes of €1,000 for outstanding Job Market Papers. 📅 Deadline: 12 October 2026 👉 Find out more & apply: eeassoc.org/news/13th-ed... #EconJobMarket #EJME
EEA 📣 EJME 2026/27 virtual workshop programme for CANDIDATES starts next week! First up: 🎓 Preparing for the Economics Job Market: Your Application & Strategy 📅 2 October | 14:00–15:00 CEST 👉 Check out the full programme & register: europeanjobmarketofeconomists.org/workshops #EconJobMarket #EJME
Kristina Butaeva I'm on the Econ job market this year! My job market paper takes up a central question in the inequality literature: has intergenerational mobility declined in the U.S. alongside rising inequality since the 1970s? Read the full paper here: www.nber.org/papers/w34800 #Economics #EconJobMarket
Armenian Economic Association 🌟 Narek Alexanian presented “Endogenous Wage Indexation and Aggregate Supply” at our 2025 Young Scholar Workshop. Completing his PhD this summer, he is now a Lecturer in Econ at Princeton University. Congratulations, Narek! 👏 sites.google.com/princeton.ed... | #Economics #EconJobMarket
Kiel Institut 📢 We're hiring! Funded by @scripts-berlin.eu, the Kiel Institute seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Political Economy of Populism, based in Berlin and working with Christoph Trebesch. Apply by July 19 via #EconJobMarket 👉 www.kielinstitut.de/institute/ca...