🔎 More research coming soon.

7/ Do LLMs behave like humans in strategic settings?
"Strategic Reasoning in Dictator & Ultimatum Games"
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6/ How does bad news influence policy preferences?
"Bad News and Policy Views"
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5/ How does AI affect workers’ well-being in practice?
"AI and Worker Well-being"
@alexbryson.bsky.social
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4/ Do digital mental health tools deliver real benefits?
"The Well-Being Effects of Digital Mental Health Care"
@M_Angeluc @raissafabregas.bsky.social
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3/ Who attracts top AI researchers: universities or firms?
"The Race between Academia and Industry for AI Researchers"
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2/ Can improved housing access reduce intimate partner violence?
"The Effect of Housing Access on Intimate Partner Violence"
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1/ Why don’t more people move, even when better opportunities exist?
"On Migration Gravity with Status Quo Bias and Job Search Frictions"
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📄 New RFBerlin Discussion Papers: stay updated with recent findings 👇
From migration to AI and well-being: explore our latest research 🧵

...and that's a wrap! With closing words from RFBerlin director Christian Dustmann, the conference on Health and Economic Well-Being comes to an end! We thank everyone who joined us! 🎉

As we near the ending, our last presenter of the day is Marcos Vera-Hernández from @ucleconomics.bsky.social giving a talk on "More to Live for: Health Investment Responses to Expected Retirement Wealth in Chile".

Reform des Arbeitsmarkts: Eine Agenda 2030? Hilft doch auch nicht Manche meinen, es bräuchte noch mal Reformen wie bei Gerhard Schröder. Doch die Probleme sind heute viel größer. Und die Reformen von damals: überschätzt.

🖋️RFBerlin Director Christian Dustmann was cited in an article from @zeitonline about Germany's reform debate, challenging the narrative of Agenda 2010 as the key to Germany’s success, and pointing instead to the role of globalization and export demand.

📰Read here: www.zeit.de/politik/deut...

We continue after our lunch break with RFBerlin research officer @tohoff.bsky.social from @bsoeberlin.bsky.social at @humboldtuni.bsky.social, presenting on "The Life-Cycle Consequences of Obesity and the Welfare Effects of Weight-Loss Drugs".

Now speaking is Tanja Saxell of VATT Institute for Economic Research on "Allocation and Prioritization in Public Health Care".

After our coffee break, we now have Pauline Mourot from @bostonu.bsky.social presenting "Market Size and Trade in Medical Services".

Up next is Harsh Gupta from @ox.ac.uk talking on "Price Controls with Imperfect Competition and Choice Frictions: Evidence from Indian Pharmaceuticals".

Welcome to day 2 of our conference on Health and Economic Well-Being! 🎉

We kick off with our keynote speaker Liran Einav from @stanforduniversity.bsky.social presenting "Health and Longevity in the US: Evidence and Implications".

Day 1 is officially in the books! See you tomorrow for Day 2!

RFBerlin Associate @courtneybrell.bsky.social also of @ucl.ac.uk Closing out Day 1 of the RFBerlin Health and Economic Well-being Conference presenting:

Structural Change, Occupational Choice, and Health Outcomes

Next on the program we have Pauline Leveneur of @cee-m.bsky.social presenting findings titled:

Automation in the Workplace: Implications for Workers' Health

Nicoló Russo of @goetheuni.bsky.social kicks off our last set of presentations for the day. Giving a talk on:

Midlife Health and Later Life Economic Inequality

Next up:
@jonasvlachos from @stockholm-uni.bsky.social , sharing research findings on:

Classrooms as Workplaces: How Student Composition Affects Teacher Health

We are back from the lunch break with Ida Lykke Kristiansen @ucph.bsky.social presenting on De-specialization in Healthcare

Our next speaker for today is RFBerlin Fellow Petter Lundborg
from @lunduniversity.bsky.social presenting on "The Fatal Consequences of Brain Drain"

After a quick coffee break we continue the conference with Sonia Bhalotra from @uni-of-warwick.bsky.social
talking on "The Long Run Economic Effects of Medical Innovation and the Role of Opportunities".

Our opening keynote speaker is @marcellaalsan.bsky.social of @stanforduniversity.bsky.social
presenting on:

Why Doesn’t the United States Have National Health Insurance? The Political Role of the AMA

Welcome to the First RFBerlin Conference on Health and Economic Well-Being: Evidence, Policy, and Frontiers!

After an introductory word from our Director Christian Dustmann and Conference Host, Jérôme Adda we are underway!

And that's all for this iteration of the RFBerlin Project Leaders' meeting!
A lot of exciting projects introduced! After little more polish, they'll all be posted here.

Keep your eyes peeled!👀

Last, but certainly not least, @vmelentyeva.bsky.social of @tilburg-university.bsky.social! Sharing findings on, "Gender Gap in Commuting and Childcare Availability"

Next up from the online contingent, RFBerlin project leader Guido Friebel of @goetheuni.bsky.social with a paper titled:

Co-determination mitigates the Scarring Effects of Workplace Conflict