Ciprian Domnisoru

@cipriandomnisoru.bsky.social

Labor economist, Aalto University- Helsinki GSE www.cipriandomnisoru.net Here until this place gets taken over by a billionaire who changes the name to Z.

Happy to see this published today - The GI Bill is a celebrated policy, but many veteran graduates are underemployed. I examine veteran underemployment, earnings penalties, and explore mechanisms across three historical episodes: WWII, Vietnam War, and GWOT. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

The G.I. Bill and underemployment

Recent veteran college graduates report experiencing high levels of underemployment, which have a negative impact on their well-being and hinder their successful transition to civilian life. This pap...

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Very proud of all the U.S. economists who signed this open letter to Trump: "Infrastructure strikes would impose enormous economic and strategic costs on America and humanitarian costs on the people of Iran, while strengthening the IRGC.

I hope the excellent Iranian students we accepted into our PhD program survive. I don't know how supportive they are of the regime change attempts, but I doubt they are supportive of a mad man destroying the country's infrastructure because of his own strategic mistakes.

News organizations have been trained in recent years to try to appear unbiased by including partisan, low quality polls in their averages. That's how the NY Times ends up with 41% avg. support for the Iran war today. Editorial decisions about how much to bow to dictators' will end up costing lives.

By firing an opponent of chatgpt becoming smut and accusing her of sexual discrimination, Altman’s company emulates the ”accussation in a mirror” tactics of totalitarian regimes- portraying your opponent as morally corrupt to confuse public perception and delegitimize genuine criticism.

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It's really not for Zelensky to rise to the occasion, NY Times. He has, countless times. It's for Republican senators to remember US used to defend democratic countries attacked by Russia. Why would the US do that? Otherwise Russia takes over, which is seems to have done at the CIA and White House.

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I learned today that a Carnegie Mellon Fulbright student from Pakistan was detained by ICE in Pittsburgh. The charges are unclear, and there’s no public news—unlike earlier student arrests. This is how fascism normalizes. It all happens in a camp somewhere far away.

The FCC's intervention is not just about curbing freedom of speech. Every federal institution has political appointees who are strongarming and blackmailing private businesses into donating to the Trump Cosa Nostra.

Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation is the latest sign we’re witnessing the end of US democracy

Under the Trump administration, the widespread, coordinated suppression of dissent is are ripping apart the fabric of American political life.

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"The starting point should be that the employment rates and share of benefit recipients of immigrants would be roughly the same as those of Finns." I'll be sure to ask this economist what was the last war or genocide he escaped from.

IS selvitti: Nämä kieliryhmät saavat eniten Kelan toimeentulotukea – kolme ryhmää ylikorostuu

Ilta-Sanomat selvitti Kelasta toimeentulotuen saajia äidinkielten perusteella ja vertasi lukuja kieliryhmien kokoon.

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Great to see this in print : we develop a general equilibrium model of competition between for-profit, public and NFP colleges. We quantify the response of for-profit colleges to changes in public subsidies, and "gainful employment" legislation that links federal funding to student loan repayment.

The Rise of For‐Profit Higher Education: A General Equilibrium Analysis

For-profit colleges have increased their share of the 4-year college market, particularly among nontraditional and online students, raising concerns about post-graduation outcomes. We set up and cali...

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New WP: we link 1940,2000,2010 census & Numident U.S. death records to study the education–mortality gradient, which we find robust to rich parental and neighborhood controls; mediators observed in 2000 explain over half the gradient, with interesting differences across margins of educ. attainment.

Education and Mortality: Evidence for the Silent Generation from Linked Census and Administrative Data

We quantify the effect of education on mortality using a linkage of the full count 1940, 2000, and 2010 US census files and the Numident death records...

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