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Khoa Vu Profile picture
@KhoaVuUmn
Apr 28, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
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Pedro Pascal as academics. A 🧵:

First-year PhD student. Image
4th year PhD student. Image
7th year student. Image
Assistant Professor Image
Tenured/Department chair. Image
When being asked about progress on the job market paper. Image
Job market candidate after flyouts. Image
After submitting dissertation. Image

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Nov 21, 2023
You wrote a banger JMP, now you want to write a 🧵, where do you start?

A 🧵:
I have read several JMP🧵s last week. Some are really good, some are just a dump-down version of the paper.

So I thought I'd share what works for me. I have 🧵 that got over 3k likes, and 🧵 that had like 5 likes.

5 small tips that I think would make a🧵 get more attention.
1. Many people try to cram the whole paper, including a screenshot of the abstract in the first tweet. This is probably a mistake imo.

You want your first tweet to have an attention-grabber, not the lit. gap or the proof of your lemma.
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Oct 28, 2023
The decline in college wage premium in UK is not unique. In my recent paper, I found that a higher education expansion in Vietnam also led to a substantial decrease in skill premium in the long run.

What's more surprising is it isn't driven by lack of productivity growth, a 🧵
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Indeed, I found that the expansion increases service firms' productivity in long run, as a result of college-educated workers moving out of agriculture and into service sector.

So if more college-educated workers boost productivity, why didn't we see higher college wage premium?
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It's likely because non-college workers become more productive/more demanded as supply of college-educated workers increases.

Recall that skill premium is a function of college and non-college wages. Here we find the expansion increases non-college wage w/o hurting college wage. Image
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