University Distinguished Professor Ed Barbier will feature among the speakers for the Climate Symposium event “Landscapes on the Edge” at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Los Angeles on Sunday October 20. According to MOCA, this is the first climate symposium of its kind in the country that combines art, science and policy in […]
Satyaki Dasgupta Job Market Paper: “Home and the world: Impact of region and location on earnings of women self-employed artisans in India” Fields of Specialization: Labour economics, political economy, institutional economics, development economics.
Bhavya Sinha Job Market Paper: “Outsourcing and the Globalization of Exploitation: An Analysis of Declining Labor Shares in Global Value Chains” Fields of Specialization: Political Economy, International Economics, Development Economics Website: https://sites.google.com/view/bhavyasinha?usp=sharing
Prasiddha (Sid) Shakya Job Market Paper: “What Happens When We Pay Our Teachers More? Evidence from New Jersey Public Schools” Fields of Specialization: Applied Micro: Education, Labor Website: https://prasiddha97.github.io/
Vedanshi Nevatia Job Market Paper: “Sovereign Green Bonds: Reducing Climate Capital Costs in Emerging Markets” Fields of Specialization: Environmental Economics, Macroeconomics, International Finance Website: https://sites.google.com/view/vedanshinevatia/about
Vinicius Cicero Job Market Paper: “Resource Boom, Export Composition, Concentration, and Sophistication: Evidence from Brazilian Local Economies” Fields of Specialization: Primary – International, Development, Macroeconomics Secondary – Applied Microeconomics (Health, Crime, and Public) Website: https://vcicero.github.io/
Brendan Brundage Job Market Paper: “The Persistent Effects of Compensation for Abolition” Fields of Specialization: Development, Economic History, International Trade, Stratification, History of Economic Thought Website: https://brendanbrundage.github.io/
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Can you put a price on nature? Or maybe the better question is, should you put a price on nature? It may sound like a bizarre concept, but it’s one that renowned environmental economist Ed Barbier says could be key to saving the planet.
