Song Ma

Economist and Teacher, Finance and Entrepreneurship @YaleSOM @YaleSOMVentures @nberpubs

[Yale School of Management @YaleSOM]

Congratulations to @ProfSongMa on being named to the World Economic Forum's @wef Young Global Leaders Class of 2026! 🎉 Selected from thousands of nominees, he'll collaborate with global leaders on AI, innovation, and finance.

Read more: https://t.co/0iKbRjEGVc

[Laura Veldkamp @laura_veldkamp]

Interested in learning more about data markets?
"Data Sales and Data Dilution," with @ProfSongMa and @ErnestLiuEcon. JFE has made our article free to download for the next 7 weeks:
https://t.co/re5TlIlf2V

[Yale ICF @YaleICF]

Yesterday, @ProfSongMa sat down with Dr. Bill Janeway to explore how venture capital has fueled key innovations, spanning industries such as biotechnology, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and more. #VentureCapital

[Arieda Muço @arieda_muco]

Econs using Overleaf: If you learn few basic Git commands you won’t need to manually upload figures &tables every time there are updates. Git can sync everything automatically. Use git push to update Overleaf & track changes with a commit message. #EconResearch #Overleaf #git

[Michael Ewens @startupecon]

I cannot believe this is the 9th iteration of the seminar series for @workshopefi.

Thanks to my co-organizers @camhembert, @ProfSongMa, and @WallskogMelanie for keeping it going and growing.

Join us for another season of papers on entrepreneurial finance and innovation:

[Song Ma @ProfSongMa]

Please join us for the 2024 Fall Series of the @workshopefi seminars.

Thanks to everyone to keep this community going (by submitting presenting discussing and attending)!

[WEFI @workshopefi]

We are excited to announce the Fall 2024
@workshopefi schedule.

We'll host four excellent papers. Presentations start Sept. 23rd at noon ET.

Schedule: https://t.co/U88re1gfkq

Sign up to email announcements: https://t.co/nFBrZ3QJkP

A 🧵on each paper follows:

[Kweku Opoku-Agyemang, Ph.D @KwekuOA]

A programming guide for economists, regardless of language, to:
• Simplify data & program management
• Maintain accuracy & efficiency
• Ensure reproducibility
• Keep a workflow organized throughout the project's lifecycle
https://t.co/CXrkFOiRe2

[WEFI @workshopefi]

📢Call for papers! WEFI 2024 Fall Series will start mid-September. We invite you to submit your Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial Finance, and Innovation papers.
Email to [email protected]. Deadline: Aug 15, 2024. Thank you for all your support to keep WEFI strong!

[Chief AI Officer @chiefaioffice]

New market maps covering the latest AI startups:

1. AI for Accounting by a16z

[Abhishek Nagaraj @abhishekn]

just discovered this very cool set of resources of data/code management by Brendan Price

https://t.co/ebWwJwMcDZ

[AI Will @FinanceYF5]

距离 OpenAI 发布 GPT-4o 才过去 2 天。

用户正在发现令人难以置信的功能，这些功能彻底改变了我们使用人工智能以及与人工智能交互的方式。

迄今为止最令人印象深刻的 12 个用例：

[Song Ma @ProfSongMa]

@mattkahn1966 Thought this is a natural place to plug in the paper that @BarbaraBiasi and I worked on (whole agenda has a few more things going on): https://t.co/qIQrGMItvZ we processed and analyzed millions of university syllabi!

[Tobin Center for Economic Policy @YaleTobinCenter]

Congrats to Prof. @BarbaraBiasi for winning the American Economic Association (@AEAjournals) 2024 Best Paper Award for her research on teacher salary structures!

Read the full @YaleSOM story to learn more about the research: https://t.co/LU9bwgOtwu

[Matt Blackwell @matt_blackwell]

As usual, 3Blue1Brown does a fantastic job stepping through the basics of (parts of) the GPT algorithm. One of the best introductions to the idea of embeddings that I’ve seen
https://t.co/DZJSeTT9TI

[Michael Thrower Chowdhury @BevansAdvocate]

10 Great Papers to Expand Your Econ Frameworks
1) Rational Fools - Amartya Sen
Sen at his best, engaging with Econ models whilst having a strong philosophical background. This paper presents insightful challenges to revealed preference theory.
https://t.co/2LsWosl3wS

[alz @alz_zyd_]

So I finished this beautifully written book by @francoisfleuret, highly recommend, like you wouldn't believe this, but if you know some statistics you can skim the whole thing and get a (obviously incomplete) very rough shape understanding of how all this works in like an hour

[Irwin Collier @irwincollier]

Sam Bowles was a 28 year old Harvard assistant professor of economics at Harvard when he taught a course on his specialty, the economics of educational planning. The reading list for this 2nd semester course in 1967-68 has been transcribed. https://t.co/CUMcJRuGkO

[Michael Ewens @startupecon]

Entrepreneurship PhD students: apply for the 2024 @nberpubs Entrepreneurship Research Boot Camp (week of July 15th).

My student experience 10+(!) years ago was instrumental to my career. Thanks to @NBER and @robinson_fuqua for keeping it going.

https://t.co/0NjCblpgmT

[Michael Thrower Chowdhury @BevansAdvocate]

10 Great Economic History Books
1) The Economic Consequences of the US Mobilisation for the Second World War - Alexander J Field
A fantastic recent work reassessing the long run growth effects of WW2 on the USA. Interesting implications for growth theory and TFP calculations.

[Heidi L. Williams @heidilwilliams_]

Announcing a short course! https://t.co/RGr3POzk1d

Pierre Azoulay (@pierre_azoulay)
Matt Clancy (@mattsclancy)
Janet Freilich
Ina Ganguli (@inaganguli)
Ben Jones (@bfjo)
Chad Jones (@ChadJonesEcon)
Kyle Myers (@KRoyMyers)
John Van Reenen (@johnvanreenen)
+ me (@heidilwilliams_)