EGC Quarterly Newsletter, December 2022 … December 19, 2022 | News EGC Quarterly Newsletter, December 2022 Our Winter issue focuses on EGC's involvement with the North East Universities Development Consortium (NEUDC), past and present, and announces the …

… José-Antonio Espín-Sánchez (R), during a Q&A.   How has your personal experience shaped your understanding of inequality?  Espín-Sánchez: I was the … reforms can be a means of doing that.  How does your research shed light on the persistence of inequality in …

… gender gaps? Why is that question important, and what were your findings?  Pande: On average, richer countries have … will interact with beliefs about who deserves a job.   Your white paper also discusses some work on the reverse …

… GFA team over the past year or so. Good luck as you start your PhD in Economics at UBC, Satish! –  Maulik Jagnani, … in order to study at Yale, and he continued work as a friend and data mentor to the entire Nepal governance-focused … events. During her two years with us she's become a valued friend, and I will really miss her! –  Vestal McIntyre, EGC …

… implications for our rapidly evolving global economy.  Your paper focuses on the relationships between population … agreements, inequality, and poverty reduction. What was your motivation for this particular focus?   Tristan Reed and … Development"  ​​ at Yale University on February 28, 2020. Your paper utilizes a fairly novel empirical approach. Can …

… a statistical agency, is per-capita GDP, then that becomes your only relevant measure of success. So, the push to … this luxury, so you often have to give advice based on your best judgement. A third difference, that I truly …

… and the Economic Growth Center at Yale lost a great friend and founder earlier this month in Lloyd Reynolds at …

… of miles away from one another. “It’s different when your colleagues are right next to you, since you can … Management. Photo by Julia Luckett. “It’s different when your colleagues are right next to you, since you can …

Family pressure top constraint for female workers, says study … October 6, 2016 | News Family pressure top constraint for female workers, says study For men, it was low wages that was the single biggest reason for quitting Mint By Namita Bhandare This …

… particularly the US and Europe, is vital. “Resolve your own energy policy, align it up with these climate goals. …

… – and the implications for research and policy. Both of your research focuses on the role of market frictions in …

… Bangladesh. “Under Nurul's leadership,”  recalled  Islam’s friend, economist Rehman Sobhan, “this group of Bangalees at …

… India. "Congratulations, Rome! We are deeply grateful for your careful and foundational work on the project in … goals."  - Maya Aidlin Perlman "Maya – we benefited from your thoughtful research assistance and it was great to see …