
Economist, University of Stirling | Macro, Labour and Sports | #earnings #inequality #sportecon research
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Joined February 2009
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Happy that an episode of @LSEEcon Beverage Report that I recorded in May is now published on Spotify (Thanks for asking me!!).
open.spotify.com/episode/2yZ…
Mostly on #SportsEconomics.
I apologise if it's dull, garbled, and stuttery. I'm definitely not media trained...
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JUST PUBLISHED - Live football on TV: should the Saturday 3pm blackout be lifted?
By @mattolcz, @jjreade and @csingletonecon
buff.ly/YM7Iand
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NEW Discussion Paper: "Accounting for Firms in Ethnic Wage Gaps Across the Earnings Distribution"
Van Phan, @csingletonecon, @AlexanderBryson, @JohnForth, Felix Ritchie, Lucy Stokes and Damian Whittard explore the topic 🔍
Read the full paper 📃⬇
hubs.la/Q03sQMSW0
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A huge thanks to @csingletonecon of @universityofstirling for a fantastic seminar "To discriminate or not to discriminate in online job ads" which he presented at our Seminar Series in Rhetoric House today.
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We are looking forward to welcoming @csingletonecon of @StirUni on the 4th of April for our Seminar Series #DateforYourDiary #Economics
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The Baby Club: Paternity and Performance in a High-Pressure Setting sportseconomics.org/sports-e…
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Firm-year fixed effects matter!
Findings from the latest publication using WED's employer-employee data show that traditional wage regressions underestimate returns to tenure.
To find out more, you can check out the full paper here: wagedynamics.com/research-pa…
@UCLSocRes
@EconUCL
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Dr @csingletonecon from @StirUni will visit @UoLManSchool on 2 December to present his paper: 'Gambling on momentum in contests'
Find out more ⬇️
shorturl.at/ODPJv
#gambling #sports #CSpB
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This is the only thing you need to understand about inheritance tax on farmland ft.com/content/ab358521-8d7e…
What are HM Treasury's areas of research interest? It's pretty much "Everything macro"... apparently. Recommend civil servants do a bit of reading to tick a few off the list
Very exciting to see @hmtreasury has published its Areas of Research Interest - this should help researchers outside govt identify the questions policymakers most need answers to, to help inform fiscal and economic policy and help target research funding assets.publishing.service.go…
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In the latest @adr_uk Data Explained for ASHE-Census 2011, Dr. Ezgi Kaya summarises experiences of working with the dataset throughout her project exploring the links between immigration and labour market outcomes.
You can find out more here: wagedynamics.com/2024/11/11/…
@kayaez
Today, I feel a bit like Pippin waiting for the Battle of the Pelennor Fields - wish I had a Gandalf to reassure me: #LOTR
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It's hard to overstate the huge risks (economic, social & political) posed by continuing down the path of the last 14ys. The public are losing any faith that the state can deliver the most basic of public services. We're taking a new approach to start turning that around
How do universities objectively justify the indirect age discrimination implied by parking permit prices on campus that increase substantially with grade (academic rank)? Seems illegal, or at best a bit naughty.
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Doing good science is 90% finding a science buddy to constantly talk to about the project.
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One of the most shocking opening paragraphs I have ever read about British governance.
#Grenfell
🎩 @piercepenniless @LRB
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Lassana Diarra - The New Jean Marc Bosman?sportseconomics.org/sports-e…
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It's been too long since I've made a substantive tweet, so here goes. At the following Dropbox link you can access the slides and Stata files for my recent talk at the Stata UK meeting:
dropbox.com/scl/fo/50imn36ka…
It's taken me awhile to see connections among various estimators.

























