Asst. Prof. @BatesEcon studying gender, labor, and health economics in developing countries.
Lewiston, ME
Joined June 2017
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Nivedhitha Subramanian retweeted
Job opportunity at Duke for RAs working with Erica Field and collaborators: academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…
Nivedhitha Subramanian retweeted
The Economics Department at Bates College is now accepting applications for a tenure-track position in applied microeconomics. Come join our vibrant community of teacher-scholars! Bonus: You get to live in Maine!! #EconTwitter
bates.edu/employment/opportu…
Nivedhitha Subramanian retweeted
Call for Papers: Empirical Study of Gender- Pakistan workshop docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…… @cerpakistan @devlabduke1 @_sarahkhan @shanzerauf @natalya_rahman
Nivedhitha Subramanian retweeted
My paper with @KomisarowSarah on the effects of coal-fired power plant closures on school absences has been accepted by @JEEM_tweets! A short thread 1/6
It is free to read and download for 50 days: authors.elsevier.com/c/1eWFb…
Happening now!
Excited about our #ASSA2022 panel on job matching platforms in developing countries this Sunday at 12.15pm EST with @_nivedhitha @JeremyMagruder @belindaarch @fannan2316 @TolonenAnja @oyebolaoo @IfeatuOliobi, Rob Garlick, Erica Field, Erin Kelley & Chris Ksoll! @DevLabDuke1
Grateful for the community at @DukeSanford and @DukeGradSchool that made this happen!!
And last but not the least @_nivedhitha, now at @BatesEcon.
I have never seen @profmohanan pay as much close attention as he was while navigating the hood and the hooding. [5/n]
Congratulations to yet another powerful team 🎉🍾🎊
Looking forward to this fantastic conference!
3 continents, 4 speakers, 1 theme! A first look of our brilliant speakers on labor demand & supply with a special focus on women! @LukasHenselEcon (@UniofOxford @csae) @_nivedhitha (@BatesEcon) @ruedu75014 @RajaARahman. Register here:bit.ly/388Iu6k
Nivedhitha Subramanian retweeted
Blog your job market paper 2020: Submissions open! Note we are trying to run them slightly earlier this year, so that there is more chance of them being read before interviews are scheduled. So deadline is November 5. blogs.worldbank.org/impactev…
I’m always eager to learn from my friend Ajenai’s (@PolicyShopLLC) policy-relevant research on police-community relations. You can get a glimpse here:
Fifth-year #PublicPolicy PhD candidate Ajenai Clemmons (@PolicyShopLLC) studies important factors that help and harm #police-#community relations.
@womenalsoknow | @DukeSocialEQ | @DukeU
Thanks for the warm welcome!! I am delighted to be joining @BatesEcon!
We are thrilled to welcome Nivedhitha Subramanian @_nivedhitha to the Bates Econ Faculty. Nivedhitha has her PhD from Duke Public Policy and studies gender, labor and health in developing countries. She will join our Dept this summer. Welcome to @BatesCollege!
Huge thanks to my amazing committee! Advisor @profmohanan , @Rangel_M_A , @VJosephHotz , @KateVyborny , and Erica Field!
Peer effects have huge impacts on educational aspirations! @GageteJessica uses network structures to show this in a great paper at #APPAM2019
@EmilyPakhtigian has a great project using experimental games to understand how social factors influence household sanitation behavior! #APPAM2019
Thanks @jenniferdoleac for tweeting my JMP! Excited about all of the fantastic research on this thread... and for the market!
Nivedhitha Subramanian
JMP: "Workplace Attributes and Women’s Labor Supply Decisions: Evidence from a Randomized Experiment"
Website: nivedhithasubramanian.com/
Thanks so much @Ali_Wyne! Also... #MyFirstTweet
For folks who're interested in gender, labor, and health economics in developing countries, be sure to follow my brilliant friend @_nivedhitha, who'll be receiving her PhD in Public Policy from @DukeSanford next year.
nivedhithasubramanian.com/
