Climent Quintana-Domeque
@climent.bsky.social
Professor of Economics, University of Exeter.
Subject Lead for Applied Microeconomics.
Teaching BEE3072 Econometrics: Cause and Effect.
Council Member, Royal Economic Society (2025-2030).
https://shorturl.at/uGubH
Subject Lead for Applied Microeconomics.
Teaching BEE3072 Econometrics: Cause and Effect.
Council Member, Royal Economic Society (2025-2030).
https://shorturl.at/uGubH
📑 Forthcoming in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance:
Q: What can we learn from analysing 45 years of matching papers?
A: Matching research has grown dramatically, splintered into clear subfields, & shifted in how economists collaborate, yet women remain under-represented.
Q: What can we learn from analysing 45 years of matching papers?
A: Matching research has grown dramatically, splintered into clear subfields, & shifted in how economists collaborate, yet women remain under-represented.
November 15, 2025 at 10:00 PM
📑 Forthcoming in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Economics and Finance:
Q: What can we learn from analysing 45 years of matching papers?
A: Matching research has grown dramatically, splintered into clear subfields, & shifted in how economists collaborate, yet women remain under-represented.
Q: What can we learn from analysing 45 years of matching papers?
A: Matching research has grown dramatically, splintered into clear subfields, & shifted in how economists collaborate, yet women remain under-represented.
📄 Job-Market Paper:
Q: What is the causal impact of crisis-responsive health spending?
A: @ye-yuan.bsky.social shows that England’s £700m #NHS Discharge Fund sharply reduced emergency-care bottlenecks and increased 30-day survival by 3.6%.
🔗 cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/YYuan4031...
Q: What is the causal impact of crisis-responsive health spending?
A: @ye-yuan.bsky.social shows that England’s £700m #NHS Discharge Fund sharply reduced emergency-care bottlenecks and increased 30-day survival by 3.6%.
🔗 cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/YYuan4031...
November 15, 2025 at 10:00 PM
📄 Job-Market Paper:
Q: What is the causal impact of crisis-responsive health spending?
A: @ye-yuan.bsky.social shows that England’s £700m #NHS Discharge Fund sharply reduced emergency-care bottlenecks and increased 30-day survival by 3.6%.
🔗 cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/YYuan4031...
Q: What is the causal impact of crisis-responsive health spending?
A: @ye-yuan.bsky.social shows that England’s £700m #NHS Discharge Fund sharply reduced emergency-care bottlenecks and increased 30-day survival by 3.6%.
🔗 cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/YYuan4031...
Reposted by Climent Quintana-Domeque
Among the drivers for this improvement was in Research Quality, in which we were ranked 52nd. We also scored highly for International Outlook (68th in the world), which measures the environment and attitude towards international students, staff, and research. news.exeter.ac.uk/university/r...
Research Quality powers Exeter rise in global league table
The quality of research conducted by the University of Exeter has helped to consolidate its position among the best in the world in the latest global league table. The University climbed two places in...
news.exeter.ac.uk
October 9, 2025 at 7:56 AM
Among the drivers for this improvement was in Research Quality, in which we were ranked 52nd. We also scored highly for International Outlook (68th in the world), which measures the environment and attitude towards international students, staff, and research. news.exeter.ac.uk/university/r...