Absolutely!!!

This is very inconsistent with the evidence from top public finance papers. Their mobility elasticity is high, and is higher for state/local taxes.

Nice to hear @rmetcalfe.bsky.social on @rff.org's Resources Radio podcast. The discussion covers some cool new research with my colleague @sjroth.bsky.social on indoor air pollution. Worth a listen.

Last week I took thirty of our fantastic environmental economics masters students on a trip out to an offshore wind farm. Lots of interesting discussion about renewable energy, plus there was time for fish & chips on the beach. All in all, a great day out!

Respond and share 👇 @sjroth.bsky.social of @ukcleanair.bsky.social is conducting a survey on the role of social sciences in clean air policy and research. Survey takes under 10 minutes, and participants will be entered into a draw to win a £100 voucher. lse.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

🧵 Making the invisible visible: can information about indoor air pollution change behavior and improve welfare? A fascinating new study by @rmetcalfe.bsky.social & @sjroth.bsky.social sheds light on how revealing hidden environmental risks can lead to meaningful change. 1/6

A stunning guest arrived to check out North Hall (the econ department at UCSB)

My department looking for Graduate Teaching Assistants for the 2025/26 academic year across a wide range of courses. Apply by 28 April zurl.co/xmxee

4 talks in 10 days! Amazing east coast tour (Penn state, Cornell, Harvard and NBER). It was so much fun but time to go back to Santa Barbra 😎

Revealing real-time indoor air pollution cuts it by 17 percent overall, 34 percent when occupied. Lower-income households face worse indoor air pollution. A $1 subsidy for monitors has infinite public value, from @rmetcalfe.bsky.social and Sefi Roth https://www.nber.org/papers/w33510

New paper with @rmetcalfe.bsky.social on Indoor Air Pollution (IAP) in London - striking findings! 🔍 38% of the time, it exceeds WHO standards ⚖️ Hits lower-income households harder 💡 Real-time info cuts pollution by 34% during peak times 💷 People value cleaner air and are willing to pay for it 👇👇👇

So much of our research on air pollution is focused on outdoor pollution, but indoors is where we spend 90% of our time. This is a really nice paper with some compelling findings!

We just released our paper using a field experiment to reveal indoor air pollution (IAP) in London: It’s worse than you think! 🧵with six main results👇 With @sjroth.bsky.social.

There is no fee for attending, and we will cover and arrange accommodation for invited speakers. Meals, snacks, and drinks will also be provided free of charge during the workshop!

LSE has a great group of environmental folks! Check this out if you're interested in an instructional position.

Join our amazing team of environmental economists at LSE

Join our team of environmental economists at LSE

First day on sabbatical at UCSB and feeling right at home with a very warm welcome (including 🍷). Excited for the year ahead!

Just touched down on BlueSky! As an economist, I’m always curious about new platforms—so I asked my AI assistant to help craft this first post. Let’s see what kind of discussions take flight here! 🌤️ #NewHorizons #EconomicsInTheSky