Research Fellow at Brunel Centre @UniofBath @UWEBristol, visiting fellow at City-REDI @unibirmingham. Opinions are my own.
Bristol, UK
Joined August 2022
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Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
New at JIE: "Labor mobility and the level of unemployment in a currency union" by Erin P. Gibson, Christopher L. House, Christian Proebsting, Linda L. Tesar
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How do you study a global infrastructure project as it unsettles places? Following the Northern Corridor in eastern Uganda — a railway and a Sino-Ugandan industrial park — through the lens of unsettlement.
By Jonathan Silver & Sydney Nsubuga
📖 ijurr.org/article/everything…
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I'm excited to share the dataset behind my book project: the Japanese Municipal Elections Dataset (JMED)!
👤 223,561 candidates
🗳️ 21,111 elections
🗾 2,027 municipalities
🗓️ 2005–2025
Explore the map or download the data: charlesmcclean.com/jmed/
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
Three million more Brazilians voted in the runoff of the #BrazilianElections. #Lula added ten million votes, #Bolsonaro under four.
#Geography decided the winner. Lula took 75% in the poorest fifth. Bolsonaro's vote was split between the agribusiness frontier & stalling places.
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Today, the people of Serbia turned out in record numbers to shape their country’s future.
Congratulations to the Student List on its victory in the parliamentary elections.
We stand ready to support reforms on the rule of law, media freedom, the fight against corruption and strong democratic institutions, and to work together to advance Serbia’s future in the European Union.
@eucopresident
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‘Putting place first: towards a new vision for UK industrial strategy’ latest paper with Paul Hildreth just out @RegionalStudies @regstud @RSAEurope @BISmemberSec @OECD_local @CommonsBTC @UoB_Business @URESG76
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Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
We study why 401(k) plans are often low quality. We quantify two forces—misaligned employer incentives and imperfect competition—and evaluate if subsidies, pooled employer plans, or direct quality regulation improve outcomes. @bhattacv @IllanesGaston
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NEW REPORT | Mayors have big plans for trams, rail and roads. But building transport in England is slow and costly. Licence to build sets out how devolution can help mayors deliver 👇
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More research while pondering our recent @cssjournal1 paper ‘Last orders? Pub closures, policy and the future of the public house in the UK’ with beer gurus Phil Tomlinson & Dieter Kogler… tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @AcadSocSciences @CAMRA_Official @Beeronomics @Britains___Pubs
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The next EU budget risks the right diagnosis but the wrong treatment. @EU_CoR’s 2026 State of #Regions and #Cities report warns that #Europe cannot build #competitiveness by ignoring the many places where manufacturing still grows.
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No 10 leaves option open to impose Chinese EV tariffs if UK joins EU scheme theguardian.com/politics/202…
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
⏳ 10 days left! Submit your working paper to the 19th @CentreFiw Research Conference “International Economics”
🗓 11–12 Feb 2027, @WU_econ , Vienna
🎤 Keynote: @FelixTintelnot (Duke)
💶 Two awards, €1,000 each
Deadline: 26 Oct 2026
Details: fiw.ac.at/event/19-fiw-resea…
#CFP
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Studying how China uses access to public equity markets as an instrument of industrial policy, from Zhiguo He, Yiming Qian, Xi Sun, and Wang Renxuan nber.org/papers/w35889
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
In the current @EJ_RES: ‘Research Similarity and Women in Academia’ by Piera Bello, Alessandra Casarico, Debora Nozza doi.org/10.1093/ej/ueaf113 @alecasarico @debora_nozza @PieraBello @RoyalEconSoc #EconTwitter
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When sellers have private information about their costs, incentives to distort output choices to affect future competition can be important even with many sellers, from Andrew Sweeting, Xuezhen Tao, and Qian Wang nber.org/papers/w35883
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
Assistant professor position in urban planning and hazards available at the Department of Earth, Environmental and Geographical Sciences, University of North Carolina at Charlotte bit.ly/3VO1nHE apply by 1 Dec 2026
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
Assistant professor position in climate and environmental change and human interactions with the Earth system available at the Department of Geography and Environment, George Washington University bit.ly/3UqCotA apply by 12 Nov 2026
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The capacity to benefit from #development policy should be an outcome of that policy.
Colozza, Bagarani & Salvati examine #productivity catch-up in ARS and find that, after the Great Recession, catch-up strengthened in #EU regions with weaker capabilities.
doi.org/10.1007/s00168-026-0…
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The winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics tend to have one thing in common: they’ve passed through an elite US university.
This year’s award reinforces the trend.
And the problem of elite concentration, while perhaps unsurprising, is more severe in economics than in any other field.
A recent study compared the institutional clustering of award-winning researchers across academic disciplines. The study looked at around 6,000 prizewinners from 18 areas of the natural sciences, engineering and the social sciences.
The study found that economics is *the only field* in which elite concentration is increasing over time.
BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2026 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford “for microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation.”
#NobelPrize
Dr Daniel Jin🇬🇧🇺🇦 retweeted
A special economic zone (#SEZ) can be created by decree; a functioning economy takes far more work.
@ElsaAmaddeo, @asb197 & Giulio Fusco show in their new paper @JRS83202671 how Italy’s southern #SEZ raised #investment but with limited #job gains.
doi.org/10.1111/jors.70100
