EcologiaUrbana

[EcologiaUrbana @YbetaX]

@Nadie_dahsjdas Si vieras las barbaridades que ha hecho Moreno de Caro con todas las casas de La Merced, esta obra te parecería de excelente gusto. Se ha tirado más de 14 casas que hacen parte del patrimonio de Bogotá. @idartes lo sabe perfectamente y ha hecho muy poco para detenerlo.

[EcologiaUrbana @YbetaX]

@lucestenues @AcueductoBogota @Jmariosilva13 1:45 y nada, y nadie da razón de nada

[Jorge Pérez Pérez @jorpppp]

10 Fundamental Theorems for Econometrics https://t.co/mqP3ByBy4o #rmarkdown #bookdown

[Giuseppe Cavaliere @CavaliereGiu]

Hi #EconTwitter!

Want to dive deep into Instrumental Variables in #Econometrics through the lens of an #economics Nobel laureate?

Check out this review by @guido_imbens (@stanford), bridging historical economic applications with experimental contexts.

Highly recommended!⭐️

[Pablo Zarate @PabloZarate98]

My first NBER Working Paper!

Take a look at our new paper "Working from Home Around the World", joint with @cevatgirayaksoy, @Jose_MariaRD, @I_Am_NickBloom, Steve Davis and @MathiasDolls 👇

https://t.co/v2fjjYoMSf

[David Evans @DaveEvansPhD]

My brief thoughts, "Towards Improved and More Transparent Ethics in Randomised Controlled Trials in Development Social Science," are included in this Cohn & @DouglasPMacKay's bibliography.

I've just issued an revised and updated working paper, here https://t.co/e8JKejX92c

[Santiago @svpino]

10 YouTube videos for anyone starting with machine learning.

On libraries, algorithms, and tools:

[Dmitry (Dima) Sorokin 🇺🇦 @binaryw0r1d]

Yesterday marked a year since I joined Upwork. Leaving academia was not easy: I am an economist to my bones, and I feared to be too academic for the private sector (yet not academic enough for academia, as my PhD time had shown). My fears turned out to be completely false. 🧵1/8

[EcologiaUrbana @YbetaX]

@causalinf You should open a Twitter account for the “mixtape Enterprise”. Your followers will be extremely grateful to do not have to follow you to LinkedIn 🙏🏼

[Nico Ajzenman @Nicolas_Ajz]

Our paper "More than Words: Leaders’ Speech and Risky Behavior During a Pandemic" (@DaMataDan and @TiagoCa01150760) was conditionally accepted in the AEJ: Econ Policy (@AEAjournals)!

The message: the rhetoric of populist leaders has meaningful impacts on risky behavior.

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

Watch the 2021 Nobel prize in economic sciences lectures from winners, ES Fellow Joshua Angrist, ES Fellow and former coeditor of Econometrica, David Card, and ES Fellow and current Editor-in-Chief of Econometrica, Guido Imbens https://t.co/s0hx4vrVXC

[Ben Elsner @ben_elsner]

and advanced methods (MTE, Staggered Adoption, RKD), plus an intro based on DAGs. Videos are available here: https://t.co/rF9hl3pJgs Slide deck available on my website. Comments welcome! 2/2

[Philipp Heimberger @heimbergecon]

Every semester, I tell my students that this is indeed an important motivation for studying economics (with a critical mind).

[Seema Jayachandran @seema_econ]

I have only one shout-out to add to @Hyderabadi_chai's great thread. This project began in 2012 when I got a @JPAL email about an open-ended oppy to work w/ Govt of Haryana on gender equity. Thanks to @ShobhiniMukerji, @iqbaldhali, @JPAL_SA for building deep govt partnerships.

[scott cunningham @causalinf]

This talk by David Card on "design based identification" vs "model based identification" is really nice, especially if you like the history of causal inference, as well as the substance and the arguments. https://t.co/TqsJoe9iOm

[Susan Athey @Susan_Athey]

Hey #econtwitter, what are good examples or guidelines to teach students to make really nice figures and graphs for presentations of empirical work, for larger in-person talks or broad audiences, where readability is important? @OppInsights has beautiful slides, for example.

[scott cunningham @causalinf]

You can find some vignetters on synthetic DiD at David Hirschberg's GitHub for the sdrdid program here. Pictures! https://t.co/kvt6UUhKOg

[Shreyasee (sray-o-she) Das @shreyaseedas]

I don't think students understand the emotional toll professors go through when they call out cheating. We don't like it. But we have to be fair. I hate doing it. Please, please don't cheat. It benefits no one.

[EcologiaUrbana @YbetaX]

@pqblair https://t.co/kJVS48P2Nc

[EcologiaUrbana @YbetaX]

@causalinf Observed outcome