Replying to @Leon_Schreib
@Leon_Schreib I applied for a 2nd passport at DHA Std bank as I travel a lot. The DHA system charged me R1800 instead of R600. DHA admit that this was incorrect and they are "asking the software developers to work on a fix" but in the meantime they advise not to apply at a bank!
I'm puzzled. How can you tell a client that you know that you overcharged by a factor of 3 but decline to do a reimbursement because "it's one reference number"? How is that at answer?
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Where should I submit my development economics paper?
blogs.worldbank.org/en/impac…
@DMcKenzie001 has just published his annual, incomparable analysis of impact factors, acceptance rates, review times, and much more for a range of development journals.
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Looking forward to the #devXroads conference that has greatly kicked off in Maputo today @UNUWIDER (photo: tradicional dance group Tafika welcoming participants)
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Seeking a Senior Research Fellow! 🔎
Join our dynamic team in Maputo, to lead and contribute to the research and management of our @InclusiveMoz programme, which builds bridges between research and policy in #Mozambique.
#ResearchJobs #MaputoJobs #ResearchOpportunity #UNJobs
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𝐒𝐔 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬 𝐬𝐢𝐱 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐡𝐨𝐧𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐝𝐨𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐜𝐢𝐩𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬
SU will confer six Honorary Doctorates upon exceptional recipients during our December 2023 #SUgrad ceremonies scheduled for 11 – 15 December 2023.🙌
👉 bit.ly/48YropV
Exciting opportunity for early career economists working on micro-development in Africa @STIAS_SA @StellenboschUni
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In the 90s, women were less likely to negotiate their salaries than men. Today, they're more likely to ask... but still get fewer raises.
The solution is not to encourage women to advocate for themselves. It’s to change the stereotypes and systems that are biased against them.
Listening to a superb lecture by Sir Angus Deaton. "There are economists whose results cannot be predicted from their political convictions, but sometimes they seem to be too few" #FrancisWilsonMemorial
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Professor Sir Angus Deaton will be presenting the 1st Francis Wilson Memorial Lecture on 3 July 2023. This lecture will be presented online and Sir Deaton will share some thoughts on economists and their role in policy. Register - bit.ly/fwml-2023
@SALDRU1 @UCT_news
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It is worth knowing that the median income person in WENAO is at the 90th global percentile; and the median income person in the US is at the 93rd global percentile. The world is much poorer than it seems to many.
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I don't have words that can do justice to my colleague... to my friend...Jorge Aguero @taitarasu, but maybe all of us together, we can get close. He brightened so many of our lives.
Replying to @IngridWoolard
Michele isn’t on Twitter so please also share your memories of Jorge Aguero @taitarasu at kudoboard.com/boards/x9Hi4ht…
Heartbreaking news - Jorge Aguero @taitarasu passed away today at the age of 51. He did amazing work on discrimination, IPV and child outcomes. He was kind, inspirational and bloody funny. Condolences to his soulmate Michele and son Gabe. He was so very proud of you both.
Michele isn’t on Twitter so please also share your memories of Jorge Aguero @taitarasu at kudoboard.com/boards/x9Hi4ht…
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We are proud to be hosting Prof Euan Phimister’s Inaugural Lecture this evening at our Business School. After Prof @IngridWoolard’s introduction, he will be speaking on ‘Making Economic Models Useful in an Interdisciplinary World’ #InauguralLecture #ResponsibleLeadership
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Exciting news! Georgetown University and the World Bank are hosting a conference on poverty in honor of Martin Ravallion on Oct 21-22, 2023.
Submit your paper by May 26, 2023, at editorialexpress.com/confere…
#MartinRavallionConference #PovertyFight #EconTwitter @GCER_Georgetown
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With careful design, the relief grants can help young people find jobs. @kateorkin @IngridWoolard @MayaSGoldman @MurrayLeibbrand explain how. econ3x3.org/article/srd-gran….
It’s been five years since Matthew Lester died and I still think of him often. We didn't always agree, but our discussions were always fast-paced, robust and cheerful and I invariably left with a better understanding of the issue and with some hope for rebuilding SA.
Wishing you every success Prof Mpedi!
Meet the new chief of the University of Johannesburg – ‘We need solid academic leaders’ dailymaverick.co.za/article/…
























