Fayssal Ayad

PhD Applied Economics & Statistics. Humble man in search for the truth. Views expressed are my own at the time of posting -- after that, who knows.

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

In life, shit always happens when you are less likely expecting it!

[AEA Journals @AEAjournals]

Forthcoming in the AER: "Difference-in-Differences with a Continuous Treatment" by Brantly Callaway, Andrew Goodman-Bacon, and Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna. https://t.co/DK3l1laHyQ

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer Surely not Anschluss 😀

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer Totally agree 👍

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@instrumenthull Where is his arm?

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer Is this an bayesian equilibrium with trembling hands :)

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

A banger!

[AEA Journals @AEAjournals]

Forthcoming in AER: Insights: "Nature, Nurture, and Socioeconomic Outcomes: New Evidence from Sib Pairs and Molecular Genetic Data" by Markel, Ahlskog, Ebeltoft, Mõttus, Oskarsson, Vainik, Ystrom, and Beauchamp. https://t.co/E8uco57mNR

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@xuyiqing Thanks Dr. I SHALL SEE WHAT I CAN DO

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@xuyiqing Please Dr. Is there a way you can make the plug-in available for installation in Antigravity CLI ?

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer It is true France produce most Algerian players. It is also true--you could check this--a good fraction of medical doctors in France are totally produced by Algeria.

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer France was the 1st importer of algerian wine. However, for political reasons they decided to ban algerian wine. So, the country decided to move to cereals agriculture.

[Hashem Pesaran @HPesaran]

An Economic Model for Securing Hormuz by Massoud Karshenas, et al @ProSyn https://t.co/IiKOeQCkEl

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@florianederer Times have changed. Austria is stronger this time. However, this is ⚽️ and each team has its chance. Let's try to enjoy the match.

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@patrickc @BeatrizGietner The problem is that the IPAF doesn't have the global publicity machine of the Booker or Nobel, so Anglophone readers don't encounter its full range.

[Fayssal Ayad @Faylosophe]

@patrickc @BeatrizGietner U wonder whether the absence of major awards 4 warmer Arab literature reflects bias. answer is: partly yes, but not in the direction you implie. The International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF) has actually recognized a much broader range of tones than Western prizes tend to.