#Papers

Kimberly Clausing

KClausing

(1/10) What do we learn about profit shifting from the new country by country data? At least five important lessons! My new paper from Tax Notes (Fed/Intl) is now publicly

Sarah Kessler

SarahFKessler

I wrote about Uber and Lyft's options in California now that a court ruling forces them to reclassify drivers as employees (1)https://onezero.medium.com/a-new-franchise-model-could-help-uber-and-lyft-but-not-their-drivers-c45e644a553 Ye

Rachael Meager

economeager

Today's reading: Science and Statistics, George Box 1976 http://jupiter.chem.uoa.gr/thanost/papers/papers8/JAmStatAssoc_71(1976)791.pdf here's some bangers from it! first, some quotes about how the point of all this effort is suppos

John Brooks

jakebrooksGULC

Furman is right that taxing student debt forgiveness would undermine its effectiveness. But fortunately, he’s wrong that it would be actually be taxable. The mistaken belief that forgiveness is taxable

Matthew Rowland

matthewrowlandx

Only 9% of @EquityUK members voted for their new committee. Ballot papers were within the quarterly magazine. Are members engaged with the magazine or just recycling it? Are the members

Evan Selinger

EvanSelinger

Thread on @tiffanycli’s must-read law review draft, “"Privacy in Pandemic: Law, Technology, and Public Health in the COVID-19 Crisis." https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3690004 My focus here: normalization is

Francois Gerard

fgerard_BE

Today was special: returning the proofs of a paper to be published in the AERIn fact, 2020 was very special for me professionally (even if challenging personally, like for many

Carolyn Sissoko

csissoko

Pleased to announce that my review essay of @KatharinaPistor Code of Capital, "Modern legal practice as the engine of inequality," has now be accepted for publication at @DevandChg. Accepted version

Oliver Willis

owillis

This article documents how the Times and Post have reported on white people freaking out over the black president and then his racist successor, but decided that the papers are

Ahmad Lashkaripour

ALashkaripour

[1/N] IMHO research may be lagging behind actual policy developments on this front. Until now, most research has shown that disrupting the global supply chain is very costly for aggregate

Michael Bycraft

mabycraft

Hi Twitterverse, I'm taking a course about EDU data analysis. I've focused on student gender in STEM classes. I would love any papers or research you know of on this

Mostly Borrowed Ideas

borrowed_ideas

1/ Thread: Buffett's genius in investing in the Unknown and UnknowableIn 2006, Richard Zeckhauser wrote an intriguing paper on "Investing in the Unknown and Unknowable", and one of the protagonists

Deepti Gurdasani

dgurdasani1

It's being widely reported that 1 dose of the Astra/Oxford vaccine reduces transmission by 67%. My understanding is that this is not what the paper shows, or what the authors

Oyebola Okunogbe

oyebolaoo

Amy Finkelstein dropping it hot to young economists: "Do not reject your own paper! Let an editor do it. If you have rejection experiences, that's already half the battle won.

Marin K Levy

marinklevy

Some folks are asking whether Justice Breyer could continue hearing cases - say, on the First Circuit - if he stepped down from the Supreme Court. Let me channel my

Aaron Tang

AaronTangLaw

SO… How does the Supreme Court actually decide hard, blockbuster cases—the ones that divide America—like cases about DACA, abortion, or the Trump financial subpoenas?The answer may surprise you, because it’s

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