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2. Top US economists are often wrong -- should we trust their predictions? They write books, review papers and oversee research, and they oftentimes get things wrong -- very wrong; They write books, review papers and oversee research, and they oftentimes get things wrong -- very wrong

Subjects
Economists, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Gene Marks They're Ivy-League educated, brilliant academic minds and experienced in the ways of markets, governments, data and statistics. Many have access to information not readily available to the [...]

Published
2023

3. WTO issues call for papers for 2024 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, Business, international, World Trade Organization
Abstract

Geneva, Switzerland: World Trade Organization has issued the following news release: The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2024 WTO Essay Award. The [...]

Published
2024

4. WTO CALL FOR PAPERS FOR 2024 ESSAY AWARD FOR YOUNG ECONOMISTS

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

BRUSSELS, Belgium -- The following information was released by the United Nations Regional Information Center for Western Europe (UNRIC): Deadline: 3 June 2024 The WTO has issued a call for [...]

Published
2024

5. A Economia Política nas Ciências Sociais no Brasil: escopo, trajetória e perfil dos artigos.

Author

Ianoni, Marcus, Queiroz Guimarães, Alexandre, and Maruf Quintas, Felipe

Subjects
POLITICAL economic analysis, ECONOMICS, SOCIAL sciences, INTERNATIONAL relations, ECONOMISTS
Abstract

Copyright of Revista de Sociologia e Política is the property of Revista de Sociologia e Politica and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2021
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6. HKU green paper proposes plan for Homes swap; Transfer scheme between retired and working people in public housing flats aims at bringing employees closer to office to boost productivity

Author

Liu, Oscar

Subjects
Public housing, Labor productivity, Economists, News, opinion and commentary, University of Hong Kong
Abstract

A transfer scheme to allocate ­public housing in outlying areas to the retired and move people of working age closer to their ­workplaces has been proposed by a group of [...]

Published
2022

7. Austria : WTO issues call for papers for 2023 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, Business, international
Abstract

The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2023 WTO Essay Award. The aim of the award is to promote high-quality research on trade [...]

Published
2023

8. WTO issues call for papers for 2023 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, Business, international, World Trade Organization
Abstract

Geneva, Switzerland: World Trade Organization has issued the following news release: The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2023 WTO Essay Award. The [...]

Published
2023

9. WTO ISSUES CALL FOR PAPERS FOR 2023 ESSAY AWARD FOR YOUNG ECONOMISTS

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, News, opinion and commentary, World Trade Organization
Abstract

GENEVA, Switzerland -- The following information was released by the World Trade Organization (WTO): Last year's winner, Mathilde Mu±oz, said: 'I would encourage all young economists to take part in [...]

Published
2023

10. Cite This Economics Paper! It Is Time for the House of Cards to Fall Down

Author

Steven Payson

Subjects
Actuarial science, media_common.quotation_subject, 05 social sciences, Rank (computer programming), journals, Variance (accounting), 050905 science studies, citations, Economics as a science, Credibility, House of cards, ddc:330, Quality (business), economists, 0509 other social sciences, publications, 050904 information & library sciences, Citation, Psychology, ranks, GeneralLiterature_REFERENCE(e.g.,dictionaries,encyclopedias,glossaries), HB71-74, media_common
Abstract

This paper takes a fresh look at citation counts and publications in top-rank journals, which the academic economics profession uses to evaluate and promote its members. It first examines how and why citations are mentioned in an article, and what this implies about their counts. The discussion then examines how average citation counts to articles are used to rank journals, and the paper reviews the concerns that have been expressed about this practice. These concerns identify the large variance in citation counts among articles of the same journal, implying that those articles themselves must vary greatly in quality (Engemann and Wall 2009). To address these concerns, the paper proposes the classification of citations into three categories: Fodder Citations (for references that contribute only trivially to a paper), Relevant Citations (which substantively contribute to the paper, though the paper would remain roughly the same without them), and Essential Citations (which have a major influence). The paper argues that counts of citations by the last two categories offers greater credibility in the application of citation counts to evaluate economic literature. Finally, the paper provides an opportunity for economists to participate in a new project that solicits information on citations by these categories.

Published
2019

11. WTO issues call for papers for 2022 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, World Trade Organization
Abstract

Geneva: World Trade Organization has issued the following press release: The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2022 WTO Essay Award. The aim [...]

Published
2022

12. New polymer £20 note -how long you will have to spend old paper £20 notes; A new polymer £20 enters circulation today, it will replace the paper £20 note which features a tribute to the economist Adam Smith

Subjects
United Kingdom. Bank of England, Polymer industry, Polymers, Artists, Fraud, Economists, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: By, Simon Meechan The Bank of England's new polymer £20 note enters circulation today. The plastic note features a tribute to artist JMW Turner on one side, and the [...]

Published
2020

13. Paper at centre of World Bank foreign aid storm finally sees the light of day

Subjects
Foreign economic assistance -- Reports, International relief -- Reports, Economists, Investments, General interest, World Bank Group. World Bank -- Reports
Abstract

Byline: Tim Wallace A STUDY into corruption and foreign aid has come to light following reports that its suppression led to the World Bank losing its chief economist. The paper, [...]

Published
2020

14. WTO issues call for papers for 2021 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
Commercial policy, International trade, Economists, International agencies, International trade, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, World Trade Organization
Abstract

Geneva: World Trade Organization has issued the following press release: The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2021 WTO Essay Award. The award [...]

Published
2021

15. Your new £20 note could be worth thousands -here's how to tell; The new polymer £20 note featuring artist JMW Turner will replace the paper £20 note featuring economist Adam Smith

Subjects
United Kingdom. Bank of England, Polymer industry, Economists, Polymers, Parks, Banks (Finance), Artists, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: By, Kieran Murray New £20 notes are now in circulation and some very lucky people could be about to become rich. The new polymer £20 note featuring artist JMW [...]

Published
2020

16. The Papers of Dr. Sripati Chandrasekhar.

Author

Brownlee, Kimberly and Johnson, Daniel M.

Subjects
SCHOLARLY publishing, ECONOMISTS, PUBLIC officers, SCHOLARS
Abstract

The article presents a brief profile of Doctor Sripati Chandrasekhar, founding editor of "Population Review," as well as an introduction to his papers that were organized by the staff at the Ward M. Canaday Center at the University of Toledo in Ohio. It chronicles Chandrasekhar's personal and educational background, his role in promoting India's independence, and his contributions to his country's population control efforts as an economist, scholar, legislator and government official. The categories of papers accumulated by Chandrasekhar are considered.

Published
2004
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17. Behavioral Economist Publishes White Paper on Pent-Up Demand in the Travel Industry

Subjects
Travel industry -- Marketing, Economists, Company marketing practices, Business
Abstract

Denver, CO, February 17, 2021 --(PR.com)-- Sandra Thomas-Comenole, behavioral economist and award winning marketing professional, published a white paper entitled, 'Are we experiencing pent-up demand in the travel industry?' Almost [...]

Published
2021

18. WTO ISSUES CALL FOR PAPERS FOR 2021 ESSAY AWARD FOR YOUNG ECONOMISTS

Subjects
International trade, College teachers, Economists, International trade, News, opinion and commentary, World Trade Organization, Harvard University
Abstract

GENEVA, Switzerland -- The following information was released by the World Trade Organization (WTO): The essay award, now in its 13th year, has grown to be a prized achievement for [...]

Published
2021

21. Foreign aid corruption paper causes storm at World Bank

Subjects
Foreign economic assistance, International relief, Poverty, Economists, Business, international, Law, World Bank Group. World Bank
Abstract

A study into large-scale corruption and international aid has finally come to light following reports that its suppression led to the World Bank losing its chief economist. The paper, commissioned [...]

Published
2020

22. WTO issues call for papers for 2020 Essay Award for Young Economists

Subjects
International organizations, International trade, Economists, Essays, International economic relations, Trade policy, International trade, General interest, News, opinion and commentary, World Trade Organization
Abstract

Geneva: World Trade Organization has issued the following press release: The WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2020 WTO Essay Award. The award [...]

Published
2020

23. PHL still ranked 10th in white paper on digital transformation

Subjects
Economists, Artificial intelligence, Technology, Business, international
Abstract

WITH more advanced technologies such as 5G and artificial intelligence knocking at the Philippines's door, the country's digital transformation remains stagnant, according to a white paper released by the Economist [...]

Published
2018

24. John Virgo and the Best Undergraduate Paper Competition.

Author

Clayton, Gary E.

Subjects
UNDERGRADUATES, RESEARCH papers (Students), ECONOMISTS
Abstract

The author discusses the impact that John M. Virgo had on economists with the authored paper competition for undergraduate students in the U.S. The author mentions that the competition was discussed during the International Atlantic Economic Society (IAES) executive committee meeting with an aim to make the economics profession attractive to the students. He states that the competition offers a $500 award, along with commemorative plaques to the winner and the runners-up.

Published
2013
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25. Digital road signs cause more crashes than they stop, warn economists; Authors of a paper criticizing the signs suggest they caused $1.9bn as a cost to society, and caused 80 deaths a year

Subjects
Signage, Economists, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Russell Lynch, Economics Editor Frightening digital warning signs meant to promote road safety actually cause more crashes than they stop, economists have found. Researchers looked at 'in your face' [...]

Published
2020

26. IP EXPLAINED: FOUR KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM NEW BAYH-DOLE WHITE PAPER

Subjects
Technology, Economic conditions, Economists, News, opinion and commentary, Bayh-Dole Act
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA): Tom Wilbur | February 19, 2020 2020 marks the 40th anniversary of the Bayh-Dole [...]

Published
2020

27. WRITING PAPERS IN ECONOMICS USING FAKE LATEX.

Author

Irwin, Scott H.

Subjects
LATEX, OPPORTUNITY costs, ECONOMICS, ECONOMISTS
Abstract

LaTeX is a very popular platform for writing papers in economics, mainly due to its superior aesthetics in print. The question is whether the aesthetic (and other) benefits of adopting LaTeX outweigh the opportunity costs of learning and using LaTeX, which can be high even for experienced users. FaKe LaTeX using Microsoft Word has a remarkably similar visual appearance to papers produced in native LaTeX and it is easy to learn and use. This low cost alternative may be appealing to many economists. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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28. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD LAUNCHES NEW TWITTER ACCOUNT HIGHLIGHTING RESEARCH PUBLISHED IN THE BOARD'S WORKING PAPERS AND NOTES SERIES

Subjects
United States. Federal Reserve Board, International finance, Conferences and conventions, Economists, News, opinion and commentary, Twitter (Online social network)
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Federal Reserve Board: The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday launched a new Twitter account aimed at increasing access to the research [...]

Published
2019

29. 'Absurd': Thatcher's private papers reveal fury over Lawson's exit; Beleaguered PM condemns chancellor's resignation in memo written in 1989

Subjects
Prime ministers -- Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Consultants (Persons), Economists, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Haroon Siddique Nigel Lawson may claim that Brexit is finishing the job that Margaret Thatcher started but the prime minister was infuriated by his 1989 resignation, her newly released [...]

Published
2019

30. IMF paper says technology adoption could have helped some banks through financial crisis

Subjects
Banks (Finance), Financial crises, Technology, Banking industry, Economists, Business, International Monetary Fund
Abstract

M2 EQUITYBITES-January 24, 2020--IMF paper says technology adoption could have helped some banks through financial crisis (C)2020 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.m2.com Global Banking News - 24 January 2020 A paper from [...]

Published
2020

32. SCOR's Agricultural Modeling Team contributes to a scientific paper on the use of climate services

Subjects
SCOR SE, Insurance industry -- Usage, Usability testing -- Usage, Climate -- Usage, Risk assessment -- Usage, Electronic periodicals, Insurance, Scientists, Decision making, Crop insurance, Backup software, Economists, Insurance industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Paris: SCOR SE has issued the following press release: SCOR's Agricultural Modelling Team has contributed to a recent scientific paper on the use of climate services by decision makers in [...]

Published
2019

33. HealthMine Publishes White Paper: 'A Call for Care That's Personal, Accessible and Social,' Addressing Communication Issues between Medicare Advantage Beneficiaries and the U.S. Healthcare System

Subjects
Medicare, Baby boom generation, Beneficiaries, Health care reform, Service industries, Immigrants, Economists, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

DALLAS: HealthMine, Inc. has issued the following press release: HealthMine, the health action as a service company (HAaaS), announced the publication of its 2019 white paper entitled, A Call for [...]

Published
2019

34. CFTC Releases White Paper Assessing Its Dodd-Frank Implementation

Author

Mathews, Nikiforos

Subjects
United States. Commodity Futures Trading Commission -- Economic policy, Commodities industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Derivatives (Financial instruments) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Swaps (Finance) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Securities industry, Commodity markets, Chairpersons, Economists, Government regulation, Business, international
Abstract

On April 26, Commodity Futures Trading Commission ('CFTC') Chairman Giancarlo and the CFTC Chief Economist published a white paper titled 'Swaps Regulation Version 2.0: An Assessment of the Current Implementation [...]

Published
2019

36. WTO invites Papers for Essay Award

Subjects
International organizations, International trade, International economic relations, Economists, Trade policy, Essays, International trade, Business, international
Abstract

Byline: TIOL News Service GENEVA, FEB 14, 2019: THE WTO has issued a call for young economists to submit papers for the 2019 WTO Essay Award. The award aims to [...]

Published
2019

37. IMF paper says technology adoption could have helped some banks through financial crisis

Subjects
Banks (Finance), Financial crises, Technology, Banking industry, Economists, Banking, finance and accounting industries, International Monetary Fund
Abstract

BANKING AND CREDIT NEWS-January 24, 2020--IMF paper says technology adoption could have helped some banks through financial crisis (C)2020 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.m2.com Global Banking News - 24 January 2020 A [...]

Published
2020

41. Call for papers for Annual Research Conference of the central banks of Ukraine and Poland on Labor Market and Monetary Policy (28-29 May 2020)

Subjects
Ukraine. National Bank of Ukraine -- Economic policy, Labor force, Conferences and conventions, Central banks -- Statistics, Equality, Banks (Finance), Organizations, Phillips curve, Labor market, Financial institutions, Economists, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Ukraine: National Bank of Ukraine has issued the following press release: The conference, hosted by the National Bank of Ukraine on 28-29 May 2020, aims at bringing together economists from [...]

Published
2019

42. GEORGE GARVY PAPERS: A NEW COLLECTION ADDED TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES

Subjects
Libraries, Federal Reserve banks, Banks (Finance), Career opportunities, Activists, Consultants (Persons), Memoirs, Economists, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

STANFORD, Calif. -- The following information was released by the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace: George Garvy (19131987) was an economist and the son of Petr A. Garvi, [...]

Published
2019

43. JOHNS HOPKINS SAIS EXPERT DEVELOPS RESEARCH PAPER ON EFFECTS OF CHINESE EXPORT SLOWDOWN

Subjects
Local government -- China -- Research, Labor market -- Research, Exports -- Research, Economists, News, opinion and commentary, Johns Hopkins University
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- The following information was released by the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) of the Johns Hopkins University: New research co-authored by economist and professor [...]

Published
2019

44. NEW PAPER: ADDRESSING THE URGENCY OF MORE STRINGENT CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY

Subjects
Global temperature changes -- Analysis, Energy policy -- Analysis, Climate change, Energy industries, Economists, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The following information was released by Resources for the Future: Lawrence H. Goulder, director of Stanford University's Center for Environmental and Energy Policy Analysis and a university [...]

Published
2019

45. The life cycle of scholars and papers in economics – the ‘citation death tax’.

Author

Aizenman, Joshua and Kletzer, Kenneth

Subjects
EARLY death, INHERITANCE & transfer tax, ECONOMICS, ECONOMISTS, TAXATION
Abstract

The information content of academic citations is a subject to debate. This article views premature death as a tragic ‘natural experiment’, outlining a methodology identifying the ‘citation death tax’ – the impact of the death of productive economists on the patterns of their citations. We rely on a sample of 428 papers written by 16 well-known economists who died well before retirement, during the period 1975 to 1997. The news is mixed: for half of the sample, we identify a large and significant ‘citation death tax’ for the average paper written by these scholars. For these authors, the estimated average missing citations per paper attributed to premature death ranges from 40% to 140% (the overall average is about 90%), and the annual costs of lost citations per paper are in the range 3–14%. Hence, a paper written 10 years before the author's death avoids a citation cost that varies between 30% and 140%. For the other half of the sample, there is no citation death tax; and for two Nobel Prize-calibre scholars in this second group, Black and Tversky, citations took off over time, reflecting the growing recognitions of their seminal works. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2011
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46. Attracting attentive academics: Paper, person or place?

Author

Guenther, Isabel, Grosse, Melanie, and Klasen, Stephan

Subjects
SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH, Economists, Economics, CONFERENCES + CONGRESSES + ASSEMBLIES + MEETINGS + SYMPOSIUMS, GENDER AND SCIENCE, Generalities, science, Z00, Preferences, ddc:330, economists, A11, B54, preferences, Gender Differences, jel:Z00, jel:A11, jel:B54, Conference, SOZIOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG, ECONOMIST, economists,conference,preferences,gender differences, gender differences, ddc:000, GENDERFRAGEN IN DER WISSENSCHAFT (GESCHLECHTERFRAGEN), KONFERENZEN + KONGRESSE + VERSAMMLUNGEN + TAGUNGEN, WIRTSCHAFTSWISSENSCHAFTLER, conference
Abstract

We analyze the drivers of presence (size of audience) and participation (number of questions asked) in parallel sessions at a large economics conference, using the annual meeting of the German Economics Association in 2012 as a case study. We find that the location of the presentation is at least as important for the number of academics attending a talk as the combined effect of the person presenting and the paper presented. Being a presenter in a late morning session on the second day of a conference, close to the place where coffee is served, significantly increases the size of the audience. Single-authored papers with long titles as well as those by junior researchers attract significantly fewer attendees. When it comes to asking questions, location becomes less important, but smaller rooms lead to more questions being asked (by women). Younger researchers as well as very senior researchers attract more questions and comments. There are also interesting and sizable gender effects. Women attend research sessions more diligently than men (at any point in time only half of the registered male economists compared to nearly two-thirds of female economists are attending a session), but seem to ask fewer questions than men. Men are less likely to attend presentations on health, education, welfare, and development economics than women. Our findings suggest that strategic scheduling of sessions could ensure better participation at conferences. Moreover, different behaviors of men and women at conferences might contribute to the lack of women in senior scientist positions., Discussion Papers, 250, ISSN:1439-2305

Published
2015

47. HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL'S BAKER LIBRARY ADDS DR. ANDREW F. BRIMMER PAPERS TO ITS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS

Subjects
Monetary policy, Libraries, Economists, Business schools, News, opinion and commentary, Harvard University. Graduate School of Business Administration, Harvard University
Abstract

Cambridge -- The following information was released by Harvard Business School: The collected papers of Dr. Andrew F. Brimmer (1926-2012), the prominent economist, monetary policy expert, Federal Reserve governor, professor, [...]

Published
2018

48. How to attract an audience at a conference: Paper, person or place?

Author

Günther, Isabel, Grosse, Melanie, and Klasen, Stephan

Subjects
Gender Differences, Economists, Preferences, ddc:330, Conference, A11, B54
Abstract

We analyze the drivers of the size of the audience and number of questions asked in parallel sessions at the annual conference of the German Economics Association. We find that the location of the presentation is at least as important for the number of academics attending a talk as the combined effect of the person presenting and the paper presented. Being a presenter in a late morning session on the second day of a conference, close to the place where coffee is served, significantly increases the size of the audience. When it comes to asking questions, location becomes less important, but smaller rooms lead to more questions being asked (by women). Younger researchers as well as very senior researchers attract more questions and comments. There are also interesting gender effects. Women attend research sessions more diligently than men, but seem to ask fewer questions than men. Men are less likely to attend presentations on health, education, welfare, and development economics than women. Our findings suggest that strategic scheduling of sessions could ensure better participation at conferences. Moreover, different behaviors of men and women at conferences might also contribute to the lack of women in senior scientist positions.

Published
2016

49. Research performance, academic promotion, and gender disparities: Analysis of data on agricultural economists in Chinese higher education.

Author

Cao, Lijuan, Zhu, Jing, and Liu, Hua

Subjects
GENDER inequality, AGRICULTURE, HIGHER education, DATA analysis, AGRICULTURAL economics, ECONOMISTS, AGRICULTURE teachers
Abstract

This paper provides an overall picture of women's representation and gender parity in the field of Agricultural Economics by constructing and analyzing a database of agricultural economists in China. We find that female scholars "occupy half the sky" in number, but not all the way up to the higher‐ranking academic positions. Women lag behind men in terms of research performance and academic promotion; even more so, gender disparity becomes more prominent when moving up the ranking ladder. A closer examination of agricultural economists of different age cohorts indicates that the gender gap, both in numbers engaged in the profession and academic performance measured by Chinese paper publications and nation‐level projects chaired, is narrowing. However, gaps in the number of high‐quality paper publications and the time span before promotion, alongside the phenomenon of a "leaky pipeline" in academia, are growing significantly over time. The representation of "star scientists" shows similar, yet steeper trends. In the absence of detailed studies, the paper explores possible explanations of the converging gender gap in scale but increasing gender disparity that is termed a "leaky pipeline." It concludes that the Policy of Enrollment Expansion in Higher Education provides vulnerable young females with more opportunities to access higher education, which increases both the number and proportion of women in the profession. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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50. CITATIONS AND INCENTIVES IN ACADEMIC CONTESTS.

Author

Amegashie, J. Atsu

Subjects
ECONOMISTS, INCENTIVE awards, DIRECT costing, EUCLIDEAN geometry
Abstract

I consider a contest between scholars on the basis of three popular indices of citation. There exist equilibria in which there are more and better‐quality papers in the total citations contest than in the h‐index contest. In some cases, the total citations contest yields the same quality of papers but more papers than the Euclidean contest. As the cost of writing a paper increases,the h‐index is inferior to the total citations index in both the quality and quantity of papers. This result is partly driven by how the number of papers constrains how the h‐index counts citations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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