The next lecture for the Fred J. Hansen Peace Chair at SDSU is February 22. Alex de Waal will present 'The New Wars of Hunger in the Red Sea Arena.' 

I am so excited to have Professor de Waal visit SDSU as he is one of the foremost experts on hunger and the Horn of Africa

Many thanks to Kyu Matsuzawa kyu, PhD candidate at University of Oregon, for sharing his fascinating new research on 'Sports Betting Legalization and Intimate Partner Violence'(w. Emily Arnesen).We're delighted to welcome you back (albeit virtually) and are proud of your accomplishments!

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This week we (Alex Hollingsworth) talk with Andrew Friedson on publishing a book. Andrew recently release a textbook on health Econ, and he explain to us how that process came about it. Also, there is a giveaway of the book! Just share this tweet or the episode on any social media

Wonderful Joe Sabia (CHEPS) presenting ZEW_en ZEW a last research talk on school closures, teen mental health & youth suicides.

Great talk, great paper, great time. A pleasure to have you Joe!

Health Economics & Policy at Cornell International Health Economics Association (IHEA) EuHEA Health Policy Workshop

CHEPS & SDSU ECON announce our Spring 2024 Seminar Series!

Thanks to Jillian Carr Siwan Anderson Daniel Dench Emily Leslie Bill Evans Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) Anca Cristea Danae Hernandez Cortes Max Kapustin Alex Albright Frederico Finan Diego Ramos-Toro Chinhui Juhn Mireille Jacobson!

Thanks for all the fantastic tips, Todd!

In a new working paper, Tim Moore, Will Olney and I study the role of legal imports as a potential key smuggling channel for #fentanyl . A key trait of fentanyl is its potency, which is highly complementary to smuggling. 1/8

I had a wonderful time presenting my new work on robots and crime at the Univ. of New Mexico economics department. A big thank you to Xiaoxue Li, Brady Horn, Sarah Stith, Kira Villa, Melissa Binder, and Alok Bohara for being such fantastic hosts!!!

Congratulations!!!

We are hiring a junior-level labor economist to join our team! Great colleagues, productive and supportive environment, and San Diego! Apply and join us!

.CHEPS and SDSU ECON welcome James Lake from UT Knoxville, Haslam Business and Canadian Journal of Economics to present: “Trade and Inequality: Revisiting the 1980s with a New Approach and New Data”

Join us on Thursday 10/5 at 2PM PT in AL 660 or via zoom (sdsu.zoom.us/j/88923406625)

Early reviews of the book are now available, including some very kind words from Beth Munnich, Sarah Miller, Jim Marton, and Natallia Grey.

You can read them here:

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Thanks to kyu & Russ Leonard for leading our 2023 CHEPS Stata/R Boot Camp! Lots of great work from our new crew of SDSU ECON CHEPS predocs. Here's to a productive semester!

WATCH: Mary Lovely 🇺🇦 explains why revoking China's permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) with the US would be detrimental to the US economy & households.
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CHEPS SDSU ECON is pleased to announce our Fall 2023 Seminar Series will begin on Thurs, Aug 24! Thanks to Dr. Melanie Guldi,Tom Vogl,Jesse Bruhn,Diana Moreira 🇺🇦,Brittany Street, James Lake, Daniel B. Jones,Tianyi Wang,Alex Hollingsworth,Andrew Barr,James Sears, and Patrick S. Turner

I’m heartbroken to hear this. Without his support and inspiration, I wouldn’t have applied to grad school when I was a student at UCR. May your soul rest in peace, Jorge!

.CHEPS welcomes Lester Lusher from University of Hawaii at Manoa to present: “Unpacking P-hacking and Publication Bias” with Scott Carrell
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Join us on Thursday 4/27 3:30PM PT in AL 660 or via zoom: SDSU.zoom.us/j/81548195804

We are very excited to host @NCWaterEcon tomorrow presenting work on a very important topic (especially for the San Diego region!). The event is open to everyone interested in attending!

.CHEPS welcomes David Slusky from KU Economics KU Medicine Institute for Policy & Social Research to present: “COVID-19 Restrictions Reduced Abortion Clinic Visits, Even in Blue States” nber.org/system/files/w…

Join us on Thursday 3/23 @ 3:30PM PT in AL 660 or via zoom: SDSU.zoom.us/j/8154819580