At #ASSA2023, attending the great @AEACSMGEP dissertation session! First, Ariel Gomez (Harvard) shows the historical rollout of rural schools in Mexico homogenize language (increase Spanish & reduce indigenous langs) & make communities more likely to petition for land reform. 1/n
Next Bethel Cole-Smith (Howard U) studies how imports from China affect labor in the US. Import exposure reduces employment for non-unionized people overall in manufacturing in right to work states, but reduces Black *union* non-manufacturing employment. 2/n
Next, Cesia Sanchez (UCB) studies long term impacts on "adulting" behaviors of the unemployment rate you see at 18 years old. The higher the unemp rate was the more likely right now you are to be living with your parents, be married, attend school, or migrate thru ur late 30s.3/n
Finally, David Criss (Wayne State U) studies ESG (environmental, social, and governance). How do ESG scores and firm valuation / profit relate to each other? What about actual environmental performance? 4/n
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