By year 10 in the U.S., almost 40% of #immigrants return home. Research from Randall Akee (Randall Akee) & Maggie R. Jone shows for the first time that a downturn in earnings may be why.
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Super happy that our paper on college vaccine mandates (coauthored with Wenjia Cao, Emily Cook, Scott Imberman, & Mike Lovenheim) is now forthcoming at The JHR! 🥳

Now officially forthcoming at The JHR jhr.uwpress.org/content/early/… 🎉🎉🎉
Karthik Muralidharan Abhijeet Singh

Do life skills programs improve youth mental health? Manisha Shah, Baird, Jennifer Seager, Benjamin Avuwadah, Joan Hamory, Sabarwal & Vyas identify 3 aspects of programs that help girls thrive. #ResearchHighlight uwpress.wisc.edu/jhr-news/?p=11… #OpenAccess doi.org/10.3368/jhr.12… #JHRChildMentalHealth

Policy that lets nurse practitioners practice without a physician raises demand more than employment, Marcus Dillender, Anthony T. Lo Sasso, Brian J. Phelan & Michael Richards find. This suggests the potential of #PrimaryCare is limited by labor supply.
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Is #FinancialEducation worth the investment? In a trial of 3000 9th graders across 77 high schools, Olympia Bover, Laura Hospido & Ernesto Villanueva find students who take a finance course score higher in finance tests and are more patient to save.
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So cool that The JHR put mental health in the forefront! Major Fomo from all of these papers.

I am elated to share that my paper “A Peace Baby Boom? Evidence from Colombia's Peace Agreement,” coauthored with María Elvira Guerra Cujar, Paul Rodríguez-Lesmes, and M.Prem was just accepted for publication at The JHR 🎉

Glad to be part of this The JHR issue. Super important topic and all impressive papers

Thanks to The JHR for highlighting the contributions of my article 👏

What happens when new policy in the Netherlands limits #EarlyRetirement ? For every retained older worker in the market, firms employ 0.6 fewer younger workers and reduce equipment investments by 6000 EUR annually, Stefan Hut finds.
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This is an important and compelling special issue of The JHR focused on child mental health and edited by Janet Currie.

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Higher-paying #maternityleave increases a mother's chances of being self-employed after childbirth. Using data from Belgium, Sébastien Fontenay shows how more generous policy can boost women's entrepreneurship, an area often under-explored.
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Cool new articles in the latest issue of The JHR! From @martinabel_econl: supervisor criticism negatively affects workers' job satisfaction in a transcription experiment + effect is *2X* larger for female bosses!
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#ChildMentalHealth worsens as family income dropped during the 2009 recession, Lauren Jones, Mark Stabile, Kourtney Koebel, & Jill Furzer find. Read about how in our #ResearchHighlight – uwpress.wisc.edu/jhr-news/?p=11… #jhrchildmentalhealth doi.org/10.3368/jhr.12…

▶️Hacer firmar a los alumnos un código de ética antes de exámenes duplica la copia/plagio.
▶️Monitorear de cerca a los estudiantes baja la copia/plagio en los exámenes.
▶️Malos alumnos sentados cerca se copian más.
Ulrich Glogowsky Johannes Rincke en The JHR
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Even before the pandemic, #childmentalhealth was worsening, but new screening for suicidal ideation is part of the data picture, according to Adriana Corredor-Waldron & Janet Currie (@PrincetonCHW). #jhrchildmentalhealth #ResearchHighlight uwpress.wisc.edu/jhr-news/?p=11…
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🚨Now out in the The JHR🚨

'Testing'
w/ A. Bergbauer & Rick Hanushek

👉In low-/medium-performing countries, more standardized testing is associated with higher student achievement

👉Different testing regimes have different effects

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Very happy to see this paper forthcoming in the The JHR!

Why didn't early childhood health investments lead to higher earnings in Bangladesh? Patrick S. Turner, Randall Kuhn (Randall Kuhn) & Tania Barham found that young men had better jobs at home but a 23% reduction in #migration , which evened out any economic gains.
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