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🚨New in the CINCH Working Paper Series: "Extremal Expected Shortfall Regressions: Inference and an Application to Health Care Spending"
by Yannick Hoga and Martin Karlsson (@drdemant.bsky.social)
👉Find the paper here: doi.org/10.17185/due...
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🚀 We’re hiring!
CINCH is recruiting 2 Doctoral Researchers in Health Economics as part of the MSCA Doctoral Network HEPARD.
📍 Based in Essen, 🇩🇪
🔄 Two international secondments
🗓 Deadline: 19 Jan 2026
More info & how to apply:
👉 euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/388435
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🧵 New WP with @kaimiele.bsky.social. We document 2 unsettling patterns in mental health care: 1) despite universal coverage, few individuals with mental illness receive guideline-consistent treatment, and 2) the more severe the illness, the lower the treatment uptake & the longer the wait times. 1/n
