Thanks for the invitation! I really enjoyed all the meetings and discussions

It is that time of the year. Lucas M. Novaes and I want to hear about cool papers on political economy (empirical and theoretical ones) from junior scholars. Let us know about your paper here.

Amanhã participo da sessão organizada pelo W20 Brasil na FGV - Fundação Getulio Vargas - 7º Diálogo Nacional - Edição Especial São Paulo. Tema: Gênero e Economia- Políticas Públicas e Ações: reflexões e ações no G20 social. Participem! sympla.com.br/evento/7-dialo…

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We thank Carlos Viana de Carvalho for presenting a seminar at the Sao Paulo School of Economics (FGV). #economicsfgvsp #econtwitter

We thank Leticia Nunes (Letícia Nunes) for presenting a seminar at the Sao Paulo School of Economics (FGV). #economicsfgvsp #econtwitter

Letícia (Letícia Nunes), Branco (sites.google.com/view/danyelle-…), Bladimir Carrillo and Luiz Felipe Fontes are working on a fascinating paper on capital that is specific to the firm-worker pair. If you want to know more about Letícia's research, check her website: leticianunes.com/research

Minha tese de doutorado ganhou menção honrosa no Prêmio Capes!

📢 I'm excited to share that the paper based on my master’s thesis, "Does It Matter Which Institution You Choose? A Case Study of Brazilian Graduate Admissions," coauthored with Fernanda Estevan, has been accepted at the Journal of Human Capital! 🎉 Paper: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Quite interesting: "our results also indicate that placements in the top 10 international Ph.D. programs may rely less on the master’s program and more on the unique characteristics of individual students"

Alô galera que vai fazer Anpec e deseja fazer um doutorado fora ou em algum bom centro no Brasil. Resultado super interessante!

Great to see Kelly Santos master’s thesis accepted at the Journal of Human Capital!

We thank Luigi Bocola (Luigi Bocola) for presenting a seminar at the Sao Paulo School of Economics (FGV). #economicsfgvsp #econtwitter

#econtwitter, I vaguely remember a paper discussing which software (Matlab, R...) is more frequently used in economics papers in top journals. I tried to Google it, but I did not find it. Does anyone have a link for this paper? I loved their graph with software usage over time.