After having to pause the campaign before because of Pom's PayPal issue, we are now able to resume the campaign drive again. Thank you to everyone who has been supporting the campaign so far!
In Loving Memory of Giovanni Ko https://t.co/iaXOAlkgOT
I've posted a review article on deep learning for economists https://t.co/GzSaN2773U. The DL literature is vast, and I initially found it pretty daunting to find the parts of it that are most relevant to economic applications. I hope people will find this useful! #econtwitter
My team, the Office of the Chief Economist at Microsoft, is hiring data scientists! We get a front row seat to some of the most interesting business problems at the company, so please consider applying if you're a DS interested in economics https://t.co/eZr0EJw0LJ
How costly are port disruptions? In this volatile environment, what are the returns to investment in infrastructure? How frequent do macroeconomic shocks need to be to warrant investment? It's all in our new working paper 1/5 #ports: https://t.co/LD1HZp4QI8
This year, SITE will hold two consecutive conferences with a joint day: "Market Failures and Public Policy" (Aug 14-15) and "Empirical Market Design" (Aug 15-16)
Deadline: April 1st
We are taking a broad definition for these topics. If in doubt, submit!
https://t.co/iS7I657UMc
More exciting news! The plenary talks for the IIOC have been announced. We've got @steventberry & @conlon_chris on "30 Years since BLP: What have we learned about Demand Estimation?" and @avicgoldfarb & Catherine Tucker "The Evolving Economics of AI"
Trying something new: starting next Wednesday, I will be hosting weekly Econometrics office hours free and open to anyone in the world with Econometrics questions.
Sign up at https://t.co/MOv6Y4CsRo
Thanks for sharing the info! We are excited to organize our first Economics of Education Workshop @TSEinfo. Let me add the keynotes to the list: Peter Arcidiacono and Christian Belzil!
Submit a paper or session to our econ-law-CS conference in Ascona, Switzerland.
Deadline: Feb 11, 2024.
Keynote speakers: Antoine Babinet (European Commission), Jennifer Urban (California Privacy Protection Agency & Berkeley), Joel Waldfogel (Minnesota). https://t.co/v8QweGFcBc
Job market update: we have just been giving the green light to hire a junior slot in Empirical IO @USC_Econ.
We will release the job ad very shortly. Please encourage your students whose primary or secondary field is empirical IO to apply.
#econtwitter
🚨 PhD students working on digital economics, your attention please: submit your papers to the 7th Doctoral Workshop on the Economics of Digitization, Warsaw, June 13-14.
Always a fun workshop. Deadline February 28.
More info here: https://t.co/CmIHcEYKL2
Exciting news! The IO Society's Call for Papers is posted. The IIOC will be held May 3-5 in Boston. Submit by Jan 31. Grad students- we have special sessions for you; be sure to submit!
https://t.co/aBoZDVq5Op
📢Please RT! We are happy to announce the 15th Paris Conference on Digital Economics on March 21/22, 2024 (Palaiseau, France). We welcome theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented submissions. The submission is open: https://t.co/NHUA1xXzmG The deadline is Dec 15, 2023.