Thank you, @RobertStavins. Proud to have worked with you, Todd Schatzki, and my @analysisgroup colleagues on important economic issues at the heart of equitable apportionment cases.
Unanimous decision today from Supreme Court in decades-long Florida v Georgia water dispute, in which I was honored to serve as the lead economist for the State of Georgia, working with talented & dedicated team at @analysisgroup. https://t.co/0YZpMYs20B
Rule of thumb:
1. Double a poll's error margin
2. Look at the difference between two candidates in the horse race
3. If the number in #2 is smaller than the number in #1, neither candidate has a lead
Folks, please don't round 10-15% to 0%. Trump's chance of winning is roughly equal to what Biden's chance was of getting a plurality of delegates after he lost the first few contests in the Dem primary season. (Obviously, Biden won that.) https://t.co/PfuOn79kVD
No choice but to conclude that seven months into this they're actually all just too stupid, collectively to understand "incubation period," "test sensitivity" and "test specificity"
@tedsvo I'm a convert! I use Teachly in ways big and small. For instance, it helps me bring students who haven't participated as much - but have unique experiences and insights - into the conversation. A huge innovation.
Will there be another mortgage crisis driven by the coronavirus? My co-authors Mark Howrey and Lauren Hunt and I draw lessons from the Great Recession.
The second edition of Forum 2020 features noted economist Austan Goolsbeeโs observations about the 2008 financial crisis, and articles on bankruptcy valuations and mortgage markets during the pandemic. https://t.co/LxoJYk8YZ5
In @Law360, Managing Principal Mark Howrey and Vice Presidents Jonathan Borck and Lauren Hunt consider #COVID19 mortgage litigation matters in light of the Great Recession. https://t.co/jfNAvnhdWD
(3/n) Similar to hurricane predictions, there are probabilities surrounding the severity and impact of coronavirus. Early on, mostly due to a lack of appropriate data and many possible outcomes, we have lower confidence in the probability of outcomes.
Antibody tests are coming online. Never before have humans needed to understand Bayes rule more. Let's talk about why it's critical NOT to assume you are immune to covid-19 when you have a positive antibody test. Seriously, people need to understand this to prevent many deaths.