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Study highlights the impact of terrorist violence on education - Vimarsana News

Study highlights the impact of terrorist violence on education

A recent study by Joseph-Simon Görlach of Bocconi University, Milan, in collaboration with Marco Alfano of Lancaster University, has highlighted the severe consequences of terrorism on education in Kenya. The paper, titled "Terrorism and Education: Evidence from Instrumental Variables Estimators," published in the Journal of Applied Econometrics, uses an innovative approach to analyze the effect of terrorist attacks on school enrollment.

Source: phys.org
Biography - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs - Vimarsana News

Biography - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs

Minister of State for Europe Laurence Boone is an economist with a PhD in Applied Econometrics from the London Business School (United Kingdom), (…)

MDOTM Ltd Appoints Ex-Goldman Sachs and MSCI Executive Peter J. Zangari as Partner and Head of Americas to Expand Operations - Vimarsana News

MDOTM Ltd Appoints Ex-Goldman Sachs and MSCI Executive Peter J. Zangari as Partner and Head of Americas to Expand Operations

/PRNewswire/ -- MDOTM Ltd, the global provider of AI-driven investment solutions for Banks, Insurance, Asset and Wealth Management companies, announces the...

Basement Econ 101 - Vimarsana News

Basement Econ 101

Each year nearly 1,000 words are added to the English lexicon, according to Atkins Bookshelf and others. Some are portmanteaus, which blend the sounds and meanings of two separate words.

Basement Econ 101 - Vimarsana News

Basement Econ 101

Each year nearly 1,000 words are added to the English lexicon, according to Atkins Bookshelf and others. Some are portmanteaus, which blend the sounds and meanings of two separate words.