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Our study abroad group led by @GregBurge2 and Joan Hamory are having a blast in London this month!
🏡John Maynard Keynes house
👨🎓Jeremy Bentham monument
🏙️New London Centre
🎾Wimbledon
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Wishing friends in 🇺🇸 a very happy Independence Day
🇬🇧&🇺🇸 have a very special relationship
I was honoured to see some of this during my time in Parliament, as a Foreign Office Minister covering North America UK Envoy working closely with USA later as visiting Professor in USA
Today is OU Day of Giving!🎉
Every gift of any size builds our Econ Department's next 100 years. Win prizes for early giving (4–5AM CST!) & farthest donor.
Boomer Sooner!🏈 fast.givesooner.org/EconDivi… #GiveSooner
The latest RePEc @repec_org rankings dropped, and our very own Dr. Georgia Kosmopoulou is ranked in the Top 10% Female Economists worldwide!
Congratulations, Dr. Kosmopoulou!
ideas.repec.org/top/top.wome…
Follow along with our Professor @tyleransom's applied econometrics YouTube content!
Have you ever wondered about the difference between "reduced form" and "structural" econometrics?
This video takes cues from @PhilHaile and argues that both methods exist on a single spectrum.
youtu.be/K7XSiH98nuU?si=kePx…
Earlier this year, our colleague MJ Kim gave a keynote speech at the 6th SoAR Symposium held in Bari, Italy.
Congratulations, Dr. Kim!
soarsymposium.github.io/soar…
Congratulations, Dr. Ransom!
I'm pleased to have been awarded a Freedom and Opportunity Academic Prize from @Heritage! Announcement below:
heritage.org/press/the-herit…
Congratulations to our department's two newest PhDs!
Today was a big day: two of my PhD students successfully defended their dissertations!
Congrats to @aelfatmaoui and Dayuan Xie!
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"Technology use, work adaptation, and economic vulnerability during #COVID19," by Kasra Khademorezaian and Georgia Kosmopoulou of @OUeconomics, Shane Connelly, Mark Fichtel, and Yash Gujar of @OUDeptPsych, and Heshan Sun of @OUPriceCollege.
#RemoteWork
doi.org/10.1002/soej.12634
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.@chronicle, Are Elite Colleges (And Law Schools) Circumventing The Supreme Court's SFFA Decision? bit.ly/4im3SHW
by Peter Arcidiacono (@DukeEcon) & @tyleransom (@OUeconomics)
Check out this op-ed about elite colleges' reactions to the 2023 Supreme Court ruling, by our Professor Tyler Ransom, in The Chronicle of Higher Education!
I wrote an op-ed with Peter Arcidiacono that dropped in @chronicle today. Check it out if you're interested!
chronicle.com/article/are-el…
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Wonderful to be back @OUeconomics Department @UofOklahoma 🇺🇸 great department fantastic university amazing students.
Great to speak to the brilliant Econ Club, covering U.K - USA Special Relationship, Trade, Security, Foreign Policy & Leadership Skills.
What a turn out!👍🙏
We're proud of our professor Daniel Nedelescu for recently publishing this article in Networks and Spatial Economics!
The paper explores how conventional pricing policies affect two-sided markets like app stores, credit cards & dating sites
link.springer.com/article/10…
Fascinating example: When costs increase on one side of market, platforms often *lower* prices on the other side - opposite of what happens in regular markets. Shows complexity of balancing both sides!
Everyone looking to hire an academic economist this year, please check out Ahmed's research! 👇
ahmedelfatmaoui.github.io/
Hi all, check us out on LinkedIn! We also have a networking group that is open to all prospective employers, alumni, and current OU affiliates!
linkedin.com/in/ou-economics…
Congratulations to our Colleague Chris Malloy on his recent publication showing that atmospheric patterns over Alaska & Greenland can predict extreme electricity demand in central US 2-8 weeks ahead. Game changer for grid management!
New paper out by my @ousom Ph.D. student @MillinMan1, colleague Chris Malloy in @OUeconomics, and myself on relating North American weather regimes to peak load demand in the Central US.
nature.com/articles/s41612-0…
