Mike

Aspiring Econometrician. Some interest in climate, law, finance, and politics.| here for econ twitter! 🤓

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@toshine4u Iota

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

I am horrified and condemn today’s heinous deadly attack on Jewish families gathered in Sydney to celebrate Hannukah.

My heart is with the Jewish community worldwide on this first day of Hannukah, a festival celebrating the miracle of peace and light vanquishing darkness.

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@MattCJChisholm @latikambourke I don’t think they coordinate the timing of their press conferences

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@miniapeur Mathematicians do that as well

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@a_ha256 Very interesting topic

[James Ahabyona @a_ha256]

Why are people more pro-trade than pro-migration?

[Ben Grodeck🔸 @benleo_econ]

Hits different at night.

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

One of the best ways to sharpen your brain, and to develop intelligence, is to study mathematics. It challenges and strengthens your mind in a way that very few other things do. It’s like going to the gym -- but for your brain!

- Danica McKellar

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@PinguCapital @Josh_Merfeld Have you seen PhD stipends in Australia? Aussie unis definitely have the funding and resources

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@Josh_Merfeld Are they being paid $32mil by Zurich?

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@Vijayshreeeee Haha exactly. Top 20 now

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

Ok fine I’ll move to Zurich for $32M

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@Tyler_Menzer @KhoaVuUmn Exactly. And if that fails I will conduct an AR Test.

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

It’s the goat

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@kenlazy2 @MathMatize Wondering the same

[Anthony Bonato @Anthony_Bonato]

As a mathematician, you have to take big, bold chances.
Like today for example, I decided to go outside

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

@miniapeur De Moivre

[Mike @EconomicPundit]

It’s OK to say that you hate Mathematics

[Anthony Bonato @Anthony_Bonato]

It's OK to say you love mathematics

[John B. Holbein @JohnHolbein1]

Wow! This project looks amazing.

In it, three scientists at Columbia, Michigan, and Maryland introduce VRscores: a measure of the partisan leanings of employers in the United States.

The dataset is constructed by linking U.S. voter registrations to online worker profiles.

The dataset covers the 2012-2022 period. VRscores capture the political affiliations of 21.8 million workers across 2.6 million employers.

Wow!