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+ - senior director, banking & economic research, section: full-time nonacademic, location: washington, district of columbia, united states, jel classifications:, application requirements:.

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Norris-vincent college of business, department of accounting, economics & finance / free market institute, + - assistant professor of economics / research assistant professor, section: us: full-time academic (permanent, tenure track or tenured), location: san angelo/lubbock, texas, united states, jel classification: 00 -- 00 - default: any field.

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Economics & financial consulting, + - managing economist, block science, inc., + - engineer, economics and mechanism design (remote), location: philadelphia, pennsylvania, united states, boston university, school of public health, department of health law, policy and management, + - research scientist, location: boston, massachusetts, united states, bryn mawr college, economic department, + - visiting assistant professor, location: bryn mawr, pennsylvania, united states, california energy commission (cec), division of petroleum market oversight (dpmo), economic branch, + - deputy chief economist and senior economic analyst, location: sacramento, california, united states.

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Department of market monitoring, + - economist - electricity market monitoring & analysis, location: folsom, ca, california, united states.

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Hss- - quantifying the costs of sea level rise, social sciences, + - postdoctoral scholar, location: pasadena, california, united states, jel classification: q5 -- environmental economics, california's legislative analyst's office, economy, taxes and labor, + - fiscal and policy analyst / economist.

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Center for Industrial and Business Organization, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics

+ - assistant/associate/full professor, location: dalian, liaoning province, china, jel classification: l -- industrial organization.

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Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Federal fiscal policy, + - chief economist, location: washington, dc, district of columbia, united states.

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Chr. Michelsen Institute (Bergen, Norway)

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Quantitative research, + - equity quantitative research | equity model research | quantitative researcher, location: new york city, new york, united states, jel classification: c0 -- general.

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+ - assistant, advanced assistant or associate professor, location: clemson, south carolina, united states, coherent research institute, macro roundup, + - research editor, section: other nonacademic (temporary, part-time, non-salaried, consulting, etc.), location: new york, new york, united states, college of global banking and finance, + - assistant professor, associate professor, professor, location: taipei city, taiwan, jel classification: g0 -- general, college of the holy cross, economics and accounting, location: worcester, massachusetts, united states.

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Colorado College

Economics and business, + - visiting assistant professor, economics, location: colorado springs, colorado, united states, columbia university, columbia world projects, + - project director, center for political economy, jel classification: p0 -- general, arts and sciences, department of political science, + - lecturer in discipline at columbia university, department of economics, + - lecturer in discipline, lemann family foundation professorship of brazilian studies, department of economics, history, political science, sociology or the school of international and public affairs (sipa), + - associate professor, tenured/full professor, common sense institute, + - senior economist, location: greenwood village, colorado, united states, cornell university, school of industrial and labor relations, labor economics and economics of education, + - postdoctoral associate – labor economics and economics of education, location: ithaca, new york, united states, jel classification: d -- microeconomics, dalian university of technology, accounting, finance, industrial economics, international trade, school of economics and management, + - professor, associate professor, assistant professor, location: dalian, liaoning, china, jel classification: a1 -- general economics, dartmouth college, arthur l. irving institute for energy and society, + - postdoctoral research fellow, location: hanover, new hampshire, united states.

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DCI Consulting

Employment and litigation services, hr & eeo analytics, + - hr senior consultant labor economist, location: united states, denison university, data analytics program, + - visiting assistant professor of data analytics, location: granville, ohio, united states.

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DePauw University

Economics and management, location: greencastle, indiana, united states, dongbei university of finance and economics（dufe）, school of public finance &taxation, + - assistant professor, associate professor, full professor, jel classification: h -- public economics.

• https://rsc.dufe.edu.cn

Duke Kunshan University

+ - faculty positions in economics, location: kunshan, jiangsu, china, jel classification: e -- macroeconomics and monetary economics, + - visiting faculty position in economics, section: international: other academic (visiting or temporary).

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Duke University - Sanford School of Public Policy

+ - research scientist in global health, location: durham, north carolina, united states, jel classification: i1 -- health, eckerd college, behavorial and social sciences, + - visiting professor of economics (1 year), location: st petersburg, florida, united states, economic research institute for asean and east asia (eria), research department, + - economist, location: central jakarta, jakarta, indonesia.

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Emory University: Oxford College

+ - visiting assistant professor/instructor of economics, location: oxford, georgia, united states, jel classification: a -- general economics and teaching, employee benefit research institute, + - research associate, jel classification: y1 -- data: tables and charts, european research university, eruni open research prague, location: prague, czech republic, fairfield university, location: fairfield, connecticut, united states, jel classification: a2 -- economic education and teaching of economics, federal reserve bank of chicago, economic research, + - senior vice president and director of financial policy, location: chicago, illinois, united states, + - vice president of the financial markets group, jel classification: g1 -- general financial markets, federal reserve bank of kansas city, + - economist/senior economist, location: kansas city, missouri, united states.

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The Ph.D. Program in the Department of Economics at Harvard is addressed to students of high promise who wish to prepare themselves in teaching and research in academia or for responsible positions in government, research organizations, or business enterprises. Students are expected to devote themselves full-time to their programs of study.

The program prepares students for productive and stimulating careers as economists. Courses and seminars offered by the department foster an intellectually active and stimulating environment. Each week, the department sponsors more than 15 different seminars on such topics as environmental economics, economic growth and development, monetary and fiscal policy, international economics, industrial organization, law and economics, behavioral economics, labor economics, and economic history. Top scholars from both domestic and international communities are often invited speakers at the seminars.  The Harvard community outside of the department functions as a strong and diverse resource. Students in the department are free to pursue research interests with scholars throughout the University. Faculty of the Harvard Law School, Kennedy School of Government, and Harvard Business School, for example, are available to students for consultation, instruction, and research guidance. As a member of the Harvard community, students in the department can register for courses in the various schools and have access to the enormous library resources available through the University. There are over 90 separate library units at Harvard, with the total collections of books and pamphlets numbering over 13 million.  Both the department and the wider University draw some of the brightest students from around the world, which makes for a student body that is culturally diverse and likely unequaled in the range of intellectual interests of its members. These factors combine to add an important dimension to the educational process. Students are able to learn from one another, collaborate on research projects and publications, and form bonds that are not broken by distance once the degree is completed and professional responsibilities lead them in different directions.

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Becoming an Economist

With a PhD in economics, you can choose to become a college professor or work at the Federal Reserve, international agencies, consulting firms, private banks, or other for-profit ventures. Learn more about the economics profession here . 

If you are interested in earning a PhD in economics, talk to your academic advisor early in your career. Competitive applicants have strong grades in their intermediate economics and advanced mathematics courses (see Choosing Electives guide for details), as well as research experience. For additional advice, read the following resources: 

• Masayuki Kudamatsu’s  Tips 4 Economists  links to a wide range of excellent resources with tips for applying to graduate school (and beyond).
• Professor Wong's advice for those thinking about a PhD in economics or other quantitative social sciences
• Former Oxy Professor Slavov's tips for applying to PhD Programs in economics
• American Economic Association's resources for preparing for graduate school

You may also want to consider attending one of several summer programs for aspiring PhD Students. These programs are designed to help you prepare for graduate school, to connect you with peers and mentors, and to help you decide if graduate school is right for you. These programs include:

The AEA Summer Training Program & Scholarship Program . This 8-week intensive residential program "prepares talented undergraduates from under-represented groups for doctoral programs in Economics and related disciplines." The application deadline is often in January.

The Becker Friedman Institute Summer Institute . This 3-week program aims to increase the diversity of the economics profession by attracting “extraordinary students from colleges and universities around the country who would not otherwise consider studying economics — and to get them excited about this important area of study through exposure to some of the most innovative faculty in the field.” This program is ideal for college students early in their undergraduate educations. The application typically opens in December.

PREDOC is a consortium of universities and research institutions providing a pathway into PhDs in the social sciences. In addition to running a summer program, PREDOC also acts as a clearinghouse for research and job opportunities.

Note that most students do not begin PhD programs in economics directly after their undergraduate career. Instead, students often develop their skills (and learn if a PhD is the right choice for them) by first working as an economics research assistant or analyst, or by participating in a one-year pre-doctoral master's program designed to enrich students' quantitative skills. Common pre-doctoral opportunities include:

• Economic Consulting Firms: Analysis Group, Bates White, Brattle Group, Charles River Associates, Compass Lexecon, Cornerstone Research, EconOne, Edgeworth Economics, NERA, Quant Economics
• Policy Organizations: RAND Corporation, The Brookings Institution, International Monetary Fund, Peterson Institute for International Economics
• Federal Reserve Board and Regional Banks 
• Research Assistant Positions:  Many academic economists hire pre-doctoral researchers for full time employment. Available jobs are posted on the NBER Jobs site  and on the Econ RA Twitter Feed .
• One-year Master's in Economics: University of Wisconsin, University of Texas at Austin, Duke University, Tufts University, UCLA, Washington University, and Vanderbilt University

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• Tyler Radler  '14: University of Michigan, Economics
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• Megan Lang '13: UC Berkeley, Economics
• Joseph Wyer '10: University of Oregon, Economics
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Graduate Analyst: Economics

Namibian competition commission, description.

• The interns will be attached to the Commission’s Enforcement, Exemptions & Cartels Division and will inter alia be responsible for assisting with the following functions:
• Conducting of research
• Assessment & analysis of economic submissions
• The preparation of information requests and prescribed forms
• Compilation of documentation
• Attending to any other ancillary functions that may be assigned
• A Bachelor of Economics degree
• Analytical & critical thinking competencies
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• Send your Documentation to [email protected] with the Subject line “Graduate Analyst: Economics"
• Closing date: 17 May 2024 @17H00
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Principal Associate, Fiscal and Economic Policy, State Fiscal Health

Washington, D.C.

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Senior Associate, Fiscal and Economic Policy

Anchorage Legislature

Alaska Legislative Ethics Committee Administrator

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Range: $3,169.50 to $3,753.75 bi-weekly

Posted May 6, 2024

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New Mexico Legislative Council Service Director

Santa Fe, N.M.

$114,000 to $221,000 p/year

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The current salary is $6,615 per month.

Posted May 3, 2024

Maryland General Assembly, Department of Legislative Services

Legislative Assistant, Office of Policy Analysis

Annapolis, Md.

Range: $40,000 - $50,000 commensurate with experience.

Full Time (On-site)

May 31, 2024

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 We are recruiting for legislative assistants to work on a nonpartisan basis in the Fiscal and Policy Notes and Legislation functional areas.

• A Legislative Assistant provides administrative support to the staff in their respective function.
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Cutting graduate route an ‘economic own goal’, warn businesses

Universities losing income from international students would have to slash their r&d spending, letter to chancellor warns.

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Cutting the graduate visa route would have a serious impact on UK research and innovation and damage the wider economy, business and university leaders have warned.

Ahead of the publication of a pivotal Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report into the UK’s post-study work visa, 17 leaders from Chambers of Commerce and business networks from across the UK have written to the chancellor to warn against watering it down or scrapping it altogether .

It is the  latest attempt by the sector to exert influence  over the government on what has become a crunch issue, with protecting the visa widely seen as one of the only ways of averting further financial turmoil in the sector. 

The letter,  coordinated by the University Alliance group of universities, has also been signed by leaders from the Russell Group and Universities UK.

It argues that if the government were to place any restrictions on the graduate visa route, it would have a “serious impact upon R&D capacity and return on government investment, besides causing damage to the wider economy”.

The higher education sector is the second largest investor in research in the UK, spending £5.6 billion on research in 2021.

The letter argues that because most of this investment is generated by tuition fee income from overseas recruitment, fewer international students in the UK will mean reduced investment in R&D.

Vivienne Stern, chief executive of Universities UK, said the UK seems “intent on dismantling” all the benefits that international students bring to the country, and warned that any changes to the graduate route will inevitably mean a decline in the UK’s research power.

“Universities of all shapes and sizes will need to make difficult choices about where to invest diminishing resources,” added Ms Stern. “This will mean further cuts to staffing, courses and research investment.”

“The business community and the higher education sector alike are worried about this because we know what it means: a crushing blow to our local economies.”

The letter cites data collated by IDP Connect that indicates that if the graduate route were removed, 45 per cent of international students would study elsewhere.

Jane Harrington, vice-chancellor of the University of Greenwich and chair of University Alliance, said restricting the graduate route would make UK universities less globally competitive.

“The government would need to find ways of covering the significant losses to research funding and wider export income caused by declining international student numbers. “This would be an extraordinary economic own goal.”

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Kentucky No. 2 in economic development regionally, No. 8 in nation

Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted yet another recognition of Kentucky’s economic success.

“Kentucky has placed strongly in this and other recent rankings for economic growth, and that showcases what we already know: The commonwealth is the best place to do business,” said Gov. Andy Beshear. “These rankings highlight the success we have had statewide and the major investment and job creation projects the state continues to attract. We still have work to do to meet our goals, but our efforts are gaining recognition at the national and international level. That success is due to the tremendous work of everyone who is a part of Team Kentucky.”

The Prosperity Cup recognizes the competitiveness of state-level economic development agencies and their success in landing capital investment projects according to data from 2023. It includes new and expanded facilities, total capital investment, new jobs created, corporate real estate rankings, state tax climate and the number of National Career Readiness Certificates per capita.

These rankings follow the announcement of 180 private-sector new-location and expansion projects in 2023.

Those projects totaled over $4.6 billion in announced investments and more than 8,500 jobs. Among the announced projects:

• North American Stainless, which in January announced a $244 million expansion to its Ghent facility, creating 70 new full-time jobs in the Carroll County area.  
• Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Kentucky, which in May committed to retaining 700 full-time Kentucky jobs and investing $591 million to establish the company’s first U.S.-assembled battery electric vehicle in Georgetown. 
• Toyota Boshoku America, which in October celebrated the announcement of the company’s new $225 million “smart plant” in Hopkinsville, a project creating 157 new quality jobs for Kentuckians.  
• Stellar Snacks, which in October announced the largest economic development project in West Louisville in over 20 years, a $137 million investment creating 350 full-time Kentucky jobs at the new pretzel manufacturing facility.
• INFAC North America, which in June broke ground on a $53 million expansion of its automotive-related manufacturing facility in Campbellsville, creating 220 Kentucky jobs.

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Canada to introduce new rules around off-campus work hours for international students

From: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

News release

International students enrich Canada’s social, cultural and economic fabric. That is why, in recent months, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has introduced reforms to the International Students Program, to ensure system integrity while protecting students from fraud and financial vulnerability.

April 29, 2024—Ottawa— International students enrich Canada’s social, cultural and economic fabric. That is why, in recent months, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has introduced reforms to the International Student Program, to ensure system integrity while protecting students from fraud and financial vulnerability.

The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced today that the temporary policy allowing students to work more than 20 hours per week off campus will come to an end on April 30, 2024, and it will not be extended. This fall, we intend to change the number of hours students may work off campus per week to 24 hours.

Students who come to Canada must be here to study. As such, allowing students to work up to 24 hours per week will ensure they focus primarily on their studies, while having the option to work, if necessary.

As we head into the summer session, students who have a scheduled academic break can continue working unlimited hours.

In developing this change, we looked at the needs of students, policies in other countries, as well as research that has shown that academic outcomes suffer the more a student works while studying. It also strikes the appropriate balance so students have the option to work without compromising academic outcomes. More details will be shared in due course.

We also continue to develop the new Recognized Institutions Framework to reward post­secondary institutions that set high standards for selecting, supporting and retaining international students. We will continue to support and protect international students from financial vulnerability and keep protecting the integrity of the International Student Program.

“Working off campus helps international students gain work experience and offset some of their expenses. As international students arrive in Canada, we want them to be prepared for life here and have the support they need to succeed. However, first and foremost, people coming to Canada as students must be here to study, not work. We will continue working to protect the integrity of our student program.” – The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

Quick facts

Recent studies conducted in the US and Canada have shown that there is a considerable decline in academic performance for students working more than 28 hours per week, and that working more than 24 hours per week increases the chances that a student will drop out of their program.

Most countries that welcome international students set limits on the number of hours they may work while they study. Australia recently changed its policy to allow a student to work 48 hours every 2 weeks. In the US, students must meet additional criteria before being permitted to work off campus at all.

In December 2023, the Government of Canada raised the cost-of-living threshold that students must meet to be approved for a study permit so they are financially prepared for life in Canada and are not as dependent on working.

International students who begin a college program delivered through a public-private curriculum licensing arrangement on or after May 15, 2024, will not be eligible for a post-graduation work permit when they graduate. Those who already started this type of program prior to May 15, 2024, will still be able to access a post-graduation work permit, provided they meet all other criteria .

The new letter of acceptance (LOA) verification process has been a success. Since its launch on December 1, 2023, through April 1, 2024, IRCC has

•  received almost 162,000 LOAs for verification
• confirmed nearly 142,000 LOAs as valid directly with designated learning institutions (DLIs)
• identified almost 9,000 LOAs that didn’t match any LOA issued by a DLI or that the DLI had already cancelled before the foreign national applied for a study permit

Associated links

• Statement: Minister Miller issues statement on international student allocations for provinces and territories
• Notice: Update on public-private college partnership programs for international students
• Notice: Additional information about International Student Program reforms
• News release: Canada to stabilize growth and decrease number of new study permits issued
• News release: Revised requirements to better protect international students
• News release: Changes to International Student Program aim to protect students
• Website: Work off campus as an international student

Aissa Diop Director of Communications Minister’s Office Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada [email protected]

Media Relations Communications Sector Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada 613-952-1650 [email protected]

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