Assistant Professor @BristolUniEcon
Bristol
Joined June 2009
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Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Join us for the 2027 Bristol Applied Economics Meetings (BÆM)!
💥 Economics of Crime, Violence, and Conflict, 4-5 May
Keynotes: Emily Nix & Paolo Pinotti
🌍 Development Economics, 6-7 May
Keynotes: Benjamin Marx & Diana van Patten
Call for papers👉 baem.info
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
BÆM is back! Submit and join us for the 3rd Bristol Applied Economics Meetings. Three workshops with a fantastic lineup of invited speakers:
Development Economics, 5-6 May
Economics of Migration, 6-7 May
Fairness in the Economy, 8 May
Calls for papers👇baem.info
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Our Applied Economics Meetings feature leading economists from Europe & beyond 🌍
✅ 6-7 May: 'Development Economics'. Keynote: Sara Lowes (UC San Diego)
✅ 8-9 May: 'Gender, Diversity, & Human Capital'. Keynote: Michèle Tertilt (Uni of Mannheim)
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ALT Arts Complex Woodland Road, University of Bristol
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Keep your papers coming and join us for the Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Development Economics, May 6-7!
📢 Invited talks by the brilliant @sararlowes, Devesh Rustagi, & @deanyang
📅 Submission deadline: Feb 28.
Details here👉baem.info
BÆM is back! Come and join us in beautiful Bristol for the 2nd edition of the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings:
Development Economics: May 6-7
Gender, Diversity, and Human Capital: May 8-9
Submit your paper by Feb 28. Travel support is available. baem.info. 1/4
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
📢Call for papers: Bristol Applied Economics Meeting (BÆM) on Development Economics (May 6-7)
Keynote: Sara Lowes @sararlowes (USCD)
Invited speakers: Devesh Rustagi (Warwick) and Dean Yang @deanyang (Michigan)
Call with all details: baem.info/CfP_DEV_25.pdf 2/4
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
BÆM is back! Come and join us in beautiful Bristol for the 2nd edition of the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings:
Development Economics: May 6-7
Gender, Diversity, and Human Capital: May 8-9
Submit your paper by Feb 28. Travel support is available. baem.info. 1/4
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Professor Simon Burgess (@profsimonb) and Dr Ellen Greaves shed light on the complexities of England’s secondary school admissions rules. Their findings show how fairer policies could open doors for disadvantaged children and drive social mobility. bristol.ac.uk/research/impac…
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Submissions for our annual conference #ADE2024 are now open!
Submit your papers by May 10, 2024 to have a chance to visit #Pakistan. Travel and accommodation will be covered for selected speakers.
Stay tuned for plenary speaker announcements!
#EconTwitter #devecon
Exciting news ahead!! We are back with #ADE2024. The conference will be held in #Lahore, August 15-17, 2024.
The call for papers for the Applied Development Economics Conference 2024 is now open!
Submit your papers by Friday, May 10, 2024, here: forms.gle/kmhL2pmrrE14ytCNA
#DevEcon
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
📢Submit your paper and join us for the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings in May📢
1) Development Economics: 7-8 May 24
2) Economic Policy: 9-10 May 24
3) Access to Higher Education: 13 May 24
Submission deadline: 15 Mar 24. All details at baem.info.
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
"📚🚀 'New research reveals impactful role model intervention for female graduates in Pakistan! @_HamnaAhmed @_farahsaid @mahreenmahmud @SaifZunia found that a role model intervention significantly boosted female graduates' employment.👩🎓💼
🌐 Read more: bit.ly/3SsbXjn
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Submit your paper to the Bristol Applied Economics Meetings (baem.info/)!
Development Economics: 7-8 May 2024. Keynote by @cynthia_kinnan (Tufts University).
Economic Policy: 9-10 May 2024. Keynote by @EliraKuka, George Washington University
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Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
My father Hussain Jahania Gardezi, former Minister for Agriculture, Punjab & PTI candidate frm Kabirwala Tehsil, has been unlawfully picked up by the police & is being held by the state machinery at an undisclosed location. We, the family know nothing of his whereabouts as of now
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Data-driven targeting can make social assistance less subject to favouritism, more pro-poor & more politically sustainable.
Today on VoxDev, @haseeb09 @BristolUniEcon & @KateVyborny @DevLabDuke1 outline research on improving social assistance in Pakistan: ow.ly/6Wtq50NpQXo
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
I have never seen climate carnage on the scale of the floods here in Pakistan.
As our planet continues to warm, all countries will increasingly suffer losses and damage from climate beyond their capacity to adapt.
This is a global crisis. It demands a global response.
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
Truly gut wrenching imagery of the devastating floods in #Pakistan
Left: 🛰️ Landsat 8 on August 4
Right: 🛰️ Landsat 9 on August 28
More info and reporting from @GeoScienceSara: earthobservatory.nasa.gov/im…
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
The evidence is clear: the time for action is now. We can halve emissions by 2030.
The #IPCC has just released its latest #ClimateReport on the mitigation of #climatechange.
Press Release ➡️ bit.ly/WGIIIpr22
Read the report ➡️ bit.ly/WGIIIRpt
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
📣Conference program for #ADE2021 co-organised with @IGC_Pakistan is live! Register now!
Day 1: bit.ly/388Iu6k
Day 2: bit.ly/3mrcq63
Day 3: bit.ly/3zbjt6c
Plenary speakers: Chris Woodruff, @VictoriaBaranov & @danilaserra_eco. #ADE2021
Dates: 8-10 Sep
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
#ADE2021: Centre for Research in Economics & Business (CREB) will host the 3rd Conference on Applied Development Economics (ADE) from 8–10 Sep 2021.
Submission deadline: 23:59 (PKT) on 30 Apr 2021
forms.gle/Ne8tshVRVTHpPjNNA
@IGC_Pakistan @CDPRPak @Lahore_School
Muhammad Haseeb Ashraf retweeted
GameStop is an interesting story, but there is a bigger and much more serious question about financial markets
As someone who studies finance, I know finance has tremendous potential to benefit society
But there is something serious to worry in the trend since the 80s