Aldo Elizalde

@aelizalde.bsky.social

Economist interested in dev economics, econ hist + pol dev. AP at Queen’s University Belfast. Aspiring runner. https://sites.google.com/view/aldoelizalde1/home

The provisional programme for the Persistence and Cultural Transmission Workshop at Queen’s University Belfast (UK) is now available! A very strong lineup of speakers and papers. The quality of submissions was high, and many more strong papers could have been included. hhdi.co.uk/hhdi-nide-jo...

HHDI-NIDE Joint Workshop 2026

2nd HHDI-NIDE Joint Workshop on Persistence and Cultural Transmission This workshop aims to provide a venue for the presentation and discussion of frontier research on the persistence and transmiss…

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This week, Brexit finally killed our family business. We cleared out our warehouse, handed back the keys, paid the final bills and said goodbye to our last employee. What was once a thriving firm died a slow, sad death, all thanks to Farage, Johnson and the gullible idiots they conned. 1/18

Adam Schwarz@adamjschwarz.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Starmer announces that the UK is pursuing closer EU relations: “Brexit did deep damage to our economy. And the opportunities to strengthen our security and cut the cost of living are simply too big to ignore. We want to be more ambitious. Closer economic cooperation. Closer security cooperation.”

The submission deadline for the Workshop on Persistence and Cultural Transmission is fast approaching — don’t miss your chance to submit by March 31st! We welcome both full papers and extended abstracts.

Aldo Elizalde@aelizalde.bsky.social · 6mo ago

CALL FOR PAPERS! @quartino.bsky.social and I are organising a Workshop on Persistence and Cultural Transmission. Date and place: 18–19 June, Belfast, UK. Keynote speakers: Siwan Anderson (VSE) and Patrick Francois (VSE). Deadline: 31 March. More information here: hhdi.co.uk/hhdi-nide-jo...

CALL FOR PAPERS! @quartino.bsky.social and I are organising a Workshop on Persistence and Cultural Transmission. Date and place: 18–19 June, Belfast, UK. Keynote speakers: Siwan Anderson (VSE) and Patrick Francois (VSE). Deadline: 31 March. More information here: hhdi.co.uk/hhdi-nide-jo...

HHDI-NIDE Joint Workshop 2026

2nd HHDI-NIDE Joint Workshop on Persistence and Cultural Transmission This workshop aims to provide a venue for the presentation and discussion of frontier research on the persistence and transmiss…

hhdi.co.uk

Justin Wolfers explains the REAL reason why Trump & Bessent said today that their first deal will likely be with South Korea - because that country has had zero tariffs on virtually everything from the US for 20 years already.

As @cpsjournal.bsky.social editor I read about 100 peer-reviews per month. A 🧵 on what makes a great review: 1.) Succinct summary of the contribution (puzzle, argument, data, evidence) 2.) State clearly in your first paragraph whether the evidence supports the argument.

The whole thing is important, but listen until the end: the US depends a lot on the flow of capital into the country because it is perceived as the safest port in a storm. Once that is no longer true, a lot of things Americans take for granted go away.

Brian Tyler Cohen@briantylercohen.bsky.social · last yr.

A top economics reporter goes off script on national TV: “I am going to say this at risk of my job, but what President Trump is doing is insane.”

BREAKING: Canada is imposing 25% tariffs on C$30 billion worth of US imports with immediate effect, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said hours after US President Donald Trump slapped 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada reut.rs/4i2GMFT

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