#Econometrics

Jordan Peeples

JordanPeeples4

*A thread for upcoming first-year Econ PhD students*As the academic year is approaching, I would like to give brief advice based on my experience as a first-year PhD student who

eigenrobot

eigenrobot

Earlier today I spent some time shitting on this paper without a broader discussion of why I was doing soI shall hold forth on this matter now as I think

Jonah Gelbach

gelbach

So, a friend of mine last night sent me some tweets from an (anonymous) account using an analysis related to Benford’s “law”. The analysis concludes that Biden’s first-digit vote totals

Devika Dutt

devikadutt

This year saw many central banks arriving at swap agreements with the Federal Reserve. What determines which countries are able to access $ swap lines and (before 2002) emergency $

Jonathan Roth

jondr44

Thanks so much, Jen, for tweeting about our paper!A brief thread diving into the econometrics black box: 1/Nhttps://twitter.com/jenniferdoleac/status/1357317831084367874 Social scientists are often interested in policies that are adopted by

Martin E. Andresen

eckhoffandresen

New paper in The Econometrics Journal with @MHuberEcon: “Instrument-based estimation with binarized treatments: Issues and tests for the exclusion restriction”! We explore identifying assumptions and testable implications with IV when

The Passenger

gordonschuecker

Paper Notes | The Appallingly Bad Neoclassical Economics of Climate Changeby @ProfSteveKeen The subprime moment for Neoclassical economics and how citing/quoting Nordhaus became a liability.https://www.patreon.com/posts/appallingly-bad-3804

Beatrice Cherrier

Undercoverhist

1/Since 2008, calling out use of (some) econ models by central banks has become as steady as Big-Ben chimeBut what do we know about import, production & use of econ

Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna

pedrohcgs

Hello #EconTwitter! I am very happy that my paper with Brantly Callaway, "Difference-in-Differences with multiple time periods", is now forthcoming at the Journal of Econometrics. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/

Dave Guarino

allafarce

I want to think out loud a little bit about a concept that has been stuck in my head for the past few months:"Rationing by friction"the (sometimes unintentional, sometimes malicious)

Anna Gifty is on IG and says #SACE2021

itsafronomics

Y'all. Algorithms are WILD af. #CodedBias You can't question a computer, but the computer mistakes are justified because of efficiency. This is criminal. This is LITERALLY criminal, and fundamentally unethical.

Vitor Possebom

PossebomVitor

On Tuesday, the 42nd Meeting of Brazilian Econometric Society is gonna start (…https://6e1a783e-6776-49ee-b834-3f20b31b445d.filesusr.com/ugd/40c6c0_8e677fc4973446e681e6ddd83be915d1.pdf).I’ll take this opportunity to highlight some brill

Dr. Peter Q. Blair

pqblair

Get ready for an exciting quick round of economics research. Each day of this week, I will release a batch of Job Market Videos (JMVs) submitted by Econ students on

eigenrobot

eigenrobot

a thread on the role of law and the federal government in cultural changecaveat emptor I have no idea what I am talking about and you should not believe me

Garrett Johnson

garjoh_canuck

New working paper alert! "Inferno: A guide to field experiments in online display advertising"http://ssrn.com/abstract=3581396THREAD: This guide reviews challenges & solutions from a decade of research. #marketingacad #econtwi

Alyasah ''Ali'' Sewell, Ph.D.

aasewell

1/n. This, right here, is why I teach. No other reason. If you think race is a control variable, your racial theory is a hair to the left of essentialists.

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