You feel a bit lost in the recent whirlwind of TWFE/DID papers? Our new, short survey of this literature may help you! https://t.co/MX8rVP8lda
Here is a short thread on what is/isn't in the survey 1/n
Folks: A little detour in the micro-foundations of productivity...
The only real innovation in American housing over the last 30 years is in "multifamily construction" sector - apartment buildings and the like. So what does this look like? It isn't in skyscrapers...
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Threats and opportunities in taking promising results to scale: why isn’t going from 64 kids in Jamaica to 67,000 kids in Peru like https://t.co/qisTCIRTfL? I look at a new paper by @caridadaraujo & co-authors and contrast with some of my own efforts https://t.co/KJNwV2kuJn
(1/2) Knowledge base on deep learning methods for data curation is up: https://t.co/5mTRXFE9dT Covers methods from computer vision and NLP. I found it overwhelming at first to tackle the vast DL lit, hope links to resources for getting started will be of potential use to others
Curious when growth began? Turns out productivity growth in England began in 1600, almost a century before the Glorious Revolution. Check out my new paper: https://t.co/45ZeJA0i8H Joint with Paul Bouscasse and @eminakamura2 1/8
Greetings, economist twitter! I invite you to pre-order Joel Slemrod and Mick Keen's forthcoming masterpiece, published by @PrincetonUPress.
As you can see from my name, the first author is my dad, and I want his book to make the NYT bestseller list.
https://t.co/4hmNVqOjTi
Hi #EconTwitter! What is the future of work from home? We have a new (short!) paper with @mara_squi and Nico Voigtlaender on this question. Punchline: work from home may not be here to stay just yet. A short summary of our findings. https://t.co/gFaMDwW8zn. 1/n
For those of you who know, I decided to quit academia + go into tech this June. After I was done with my recruiting journey, I felt the urge to share my experience with those in the same process. So here we go: https://t.co/jtmWYy8IUx
@s_delhommer I am in the same situation lol. Two of my dissertation chapters rejected despite great feedback. Glad that it doesn’t matter in private sector except for the 💰
Virtual Econ JMC Advice. This week’s topic is 👩💻Virtual Job Talks👩💼 This is the 2nd in a series of 4 threads I am posting to help JMCs prepare for the virtual market. All advice is from my own experience on both sides of the interview, so take it with a grain of salt #EconTwitter