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always simple...time after time... Traveler. Economist. socialist. https://teapawt.org/t.co/7eRJFfvBrZ

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Joined March 2012
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NEW APPOINTMENT: Dorah Kukunda has joined Nile Breweries Limited, an AB InBev company, as Country People Lead. She brings HR experience from Uganda Breweries, Kenya Breweries and EABL, including a stint as Acting HR Director at Uganda Breweries. ceo.co.ug/uganda-breweries-d… #CEOEastAfrica #ExecutiveAppointments #NileBreweries #RisingUGExecutives
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Call for Papers | 2nd ICPAU Research Conference 2026 ICPAU invites researchers, academics and practitioners to submit papers addressing key issues in accounting and the profession, including sustainability and ESG, digital transformation, financial management, taxation, governance and national development. Submission Deadline: 30 September 2026 Scan the QR code to submit your paper. #ResearchConference2026 #CallForPapers #AccountingResearch
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ERSA lERSA invites researchers to submit to the ERSA Working Paper Series. 🔍 Expert reviews 💰 Financial Incentives 🌐 DOIs for increased discoverability and citations Join us in driving impactful research in Southern Africa. Learn more: ersawps.org/index.php/workin… #PolicyResearch
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ゼミ生へのレクチャー用に, ミクロ実証研究をする大学院生のための基礎演習みたいな資料を作りました kazuyanagimoto.com/workshop-…
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From PwC and MTN Uganda to Uganda Breweries, Nile Breweries/AB InBev, East African Breweries and Perspective Consultancy, @rvnsibirwa brings over 15 years of marketing and strategic leadership experience to his new role as Uganda Marketers Society (@UMS_Marketer) Board Chairperson. We explore his career, achievements and agenda for Uganda’s marketing profession. ceo.co.ug/who-is-robert-nsib…
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🤝 Are you looking for opportunities to connect, learn and advance your research career? 📆 Here are some of the upcoming events for researchers in August 2026 you won’t want to miss 👉 sohub.io/x4qr
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It's an incredible honour to be this year’s Special Achievement in Gis (SAG) award at the recently concluded Esri User Conference.
Congratulations to @RCMRD_ on winning the 2026 Special Achievement in GIS (SAG) Award at #EsriUC2026. The award recognises RCMRD’s innovative use of geospatial technology and Earth Observation to support conservation and informed decision-making across Africa. #SAGAwards
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Presented "Stablecoins, Banks, and Credit" at the Study Center Gerzensee in Switzerland (w/ Bank of Canada & the Fed Board) 🇨🇭 The paper in one line: Stablecoins create access, not assets. Access expands bank lending. 🧵
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We have a new version of our paper on panel local projections with macro shocks! 📄What do panel LPs estimate? How to calculate robust standard errors? 📄Matlab and R packages 📄Empirics: We revisit the role of financial frictions in shaping the transmission of monetary policy
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Thanks Peter & to the entire CEACM Colleagues @EdBbaale. Integration of natural capital into development planning is an Imperative @NPA_UG
Dr. Peter Babyenda, Coordinator (Centre of Excellence for African Climate-Sensitive Macroeconomic Modelling) CEACM, presenting a policy brief on: "Integrating Natural Capital into Development Planning in Uganda: Insights from the Ecosystem Service & Asset Accounts (1990–2015)."
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Dr. Peter Babyenda, Coordinator (Centre of Excellence for African Climate-Sensitive Macroeconomic Modelling) CEACM, presenting a policy brief on: "Integrating Natural Capital into Development Planning in Uganda: Insights from the Ecosystem Service & Asset Accounts (1990–2015)."
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#MeettheCIO Albert Murungi Chief ICT Officer Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited (UEGCL) At Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited, Albert Murungi is driving the integration of advanced technology into Uganda’s power generation sector. With over 15 years of experience across Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, and the NGO sector, he has built a strong reputation for bridging Enterprise Information Technology (IT) and Operational Technology (OT) to deliver measurable improvements in critical infrastructure performance. Under his leadership, UEGCL’s ICT department has achieved a remarkable seven-year record as the organisation’s top-performing unit, reflecting a sustained culture of excellence, innovation, and reliable service delivery. His impact has also been recognised through UEGCL receiving the prestigious CIO100 Award for three consecutive years (2023–2025), positioning the organisation as a leader in digital transformation within the energy sector. Albert plays a strategic role in strengthening national energy resilience by engineering and maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture that safeguards critical generation assets against evolving cyber threats. His work has enhanced compliance with global standards, improved infrastructure resilience, and supported continuity of operations. He has also transformed operational efficiency through the deployment of integrated asset management solutions that modernised asset lifecycle tracking, maximised equipment uptime, and strengthened maintenance planning across Uganda’s power generation facilities. With big data analytics, AI, and process automation, Albert helps UEGCL turn utility data into actionable insights for predictive maintenance, demand forecasting, and smarter decision-making. Albert holds a Master of Science in Data Analytics from Nexford University, as well as a Master of Science in Information Systems and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Makerere University. His leadership continues to deliver lasting impact by advancing digital innovation and securing Uganda’s energy future. #CIO #digitalInnovation
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It was a great event. A pleasure to host so many great scholars. And lots of hanging out as well
📢 The JIE Co-Editors Conference comes to @Unibocconi on July 9–10! Speakers: Costas Arkolakis, Gianmarco Ottaviano, Pablo Ottonello, @JavierBianchi7, Eduardo Morales, Paola Conconi, Zhen Huo, @monacelt & @YANBAI25157736 🔗 Program and registration: economics.unibocconi.eu/jie-…
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All finished, and the recording is now available via instats.org/seminar/what-is-… and please do post any questions you have!
🗺️ FREE GIS seminar for researchers TOMORROW! Learn about GIS, spatial data analysis, visualization & software tools with Dr. Nick Bearman. Perfect for PhD students, researchers & academics looking to add a spatial dimension to their work! instats.org/seminar/what-is-… @InstatsS #GIS
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How does banks’ interest-rate risk exposure shape monetary policy transmission? This new paper shows that differences between fixed- and variable-rate banking systems can be amplified by banks' solvency risk. ➡️ bde.es/wbe/en/publicaciones/…
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📢@EJ_RES is pleased to announce the Special Issue on Climate Change and Inequality. Edited by @albertobisin, 11 papers showcasing frontier research on one of the defining economic challenges of our time. 👉bit.ly/4bzApIL #EconTwitter @RoyalEconSoc
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Slides for a new paper are now on my site (and below). "Shockingly simple monetary shocks". Joint work with Mu-Chun Wang. Abstract: We identify monetary policy shocks by imposing that they produce a positive, monotonically declining path for nominal rates. We impose no restrictions on other variables, nor do we rely on external information. Nonetheless, this produces IRFs closely resembling those produced using high frequency instruments, with no price puzzle. We justify these restrictions by showing both that they are satisfied in a benchmark medium-scale DSGE model, and by showing that they are satisfied under optimal policy in simple models. Our shocks produce a large, immediate drop in the price level. Thus, the rapid response of prices to monetary shocks observed in recent studies is not an artefact of high frequency identification.
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Global evidence from 33,262 mining sites shows that mineral price booms increase deforestation in nearby areas, beyond immediate mine sites. Investor origin shapes the size of these effects.
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