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ckronenberg.bsky.social
(Mental) health economics Bio: PostDoc @cinchessen.bsky.social , UDE, previously CHE York. Associated with HEDG, York and RWI Leibniz. He/him/his. https://sites.google.com/view/christoph-kronenberg/home
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So British DOGE's search for wasteful spending discovered that... councils need more money to update their IT systems? www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...

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Work with me and my star coauthors (Patrick Agte & Pascaline Dupas) on AI & health! We're recruiting a full-time, Hindi-speaking field research associate to work on our project in Rajasthan. Please share and apply. jpalsouth.asia/jobsPage?ID=... #econtwitter #econsky #econra

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This probably one of the more convincing articles I've read on social media, algorithm changes, and the effect on teen mental health. www.cesifo.org/DocDL/cesifo...

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Sort of interesting that the long-term evidence of CBT-> crime seems to be growing faster than the long-term evidence of CBT-> mental health...

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Terrific story about Choose to Change - a CBT-based program for high-risk youth that was recently evaluated using an RCT. My team is eager to fund replications of this program/study elsewhere, to see if it remains effective in other contexts. www.themarshallproject.org/2025/06/05/c...

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I read *a lot* of scientific abstracts that are missing key elements. Here are the 5 things an abstract needs: 1. Introduce the topic, 2. State the unknown, 3. Outline the method used to answer the question, 4. Preview the findings, and 5. Tell us what your work teaches us.

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Researchers: need a pick-me-up? Check out the @statacorp.bsky.social package MOTIVATE; it gives you motivational quotes to inspire you while coding. And while you're at it, check out the DEMOTIVATE package too. :)

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Thanks to your generous support at #EHC2025, HEAL-Ukraine will add 2 key health questions to a national survey this summer—supporting KSE’s frontline research on the war’s health impacts 🙏 Donations still welcome ahead of the Sept wave: 👉 www.paypal.com/pools/c/9f95...

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Are you a post-doctoral researcher with strong qualitative skills, a critical mind and a love for digging into the complexities of how people navigate work and health? Check out our vacancy at the Uni of York School for Business and Society: jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/rese... @uoysbs.bsky.social

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‘Based on admin data...’ 📊 Administrative data access for young economists improves research visibility and career progression but may reinforce existing disparities in the academic economics community. New IZA paper by A Lepinteur & @rnistico.bsky.social‬ 👇 newsroom.iza.org/en/archive/r...

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Economics Professorship in the German Southwest ▫️In Mosbach, close to Mannheim and Heidelberg ▫️Strong teaching focus (German required) www.jobs-dhbw.de/jobposting/d... #Econsky #Econjobs

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Due to requests, the deadline is extended to 8:30AM (German time) on Monday.

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As always, we wrapped up Day 1 of the EHC with a thought-provoking tour of Essen city, and a stunning sunset over the Baldeneysee — one of the city's finest views.

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The Essen Health Conference 2025 promises to delve into some interesting topics!

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What economists think they're doing when conducting an "effect decomposition" vs. What they're actually doing doi.org/10.1016/j.le...

submitted 9 days ago • 2 comments

Any researchers at Dutch universities who hold Wellcome Grants? My finance people are being exceptionally difficult and I'd love to hear how you solved some of the issues I'm facing. DMs open :), or [email protected]. Thanks a ton!

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"We provide a guide for researchers on how to estimate gene-environment (GxE) interplay, using school-starting age as a case study. We argue that gene-environment (G x E) studies can help (i) assess treatment effect heterogeneity, (ii) test theoretical predictions, and 👇 1/

submitted 9 days ago • 1 comment

#EconSky — Remember when journals briefly paid $100 for on-time referee reports? Why did it stop?

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