molly maloney

[NBER @nberpubs]

LinkedIn data can be used to measure the racial, ethnic, and gender mix of companies' workforces, and differences in mass layoffs and promotions, from Alexander Berry, Elizabeth M. Maloney, and @NeumarkEcon https://t.co/ynan5PSZCR

[Emma Harrington @emma_k_h]

We find that feedback is harder to come by when software engineers are not sitting near their coworkers in the office.

So cool to see this work with @NataliaHEmanuel and Mandy Pallais covered by @emmabgo and @bencasselman https://t.co/JpPb1Sd10R

[Analisa Packham @analisapackham]

Happy International Women's Day to every woman that's been at a BBQ and had to listen to a man explain that the gender wage gap isn't real once you control for occupation

[KingoftheCoast @kingofthecoastt]

I have hyped it up long enough!

Here is a thread on Neumark and company’s recent paper, and what it means for the future of minimum wage research.

https://t.co/s1TZ4cYKEU

[Daniel Firoozi @DanielFiroozi]

In my job market paper, I use data on >1/4 million college applicants and a regression discontinuity design to show that admission to research universities impacts students’ partisanship and voter turnout 10+ years after applying for college. #EconTwitter https://t.co/iyfJyKSJZB

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

Our new kitty found the page turners! 😻

[Boris Knyazev @BorisAKnyazev]

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[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@HinaUsman72 @usman_ghaus Congrats!

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

Wherever you are on the mask debate, can we all at least agree that you should cover your mouth when you cough?

[Seth Stephens-Davidowitz @SethS_D]

A lot of people hammering me for having a PhD in economics and knowing nothing about how the economy works: I plead guilty. I got a PhD in economics largely because I loved Freakonomics & wanted to study the data of sports & random things about people.

[Arthur Lewbel @lewbel]

In your writing, be generous with citations. The cost of citing a marginally relevant paper is low, the cost of omitting a truly relevant paper is high, and one's own assessment of relevance is imperfect. #AcademicTwitter #EconTwitter

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@adparret and I recently got the chance to chat economics and Star Wars with @jamesjawa and @melissatruth on the podcast Star Warsologies! Check out the episode and the podcast below.

#MayThe4thBeWithYou

[StarWarsologies @StarWarsologies]

New episode for #MayThe4thBeWithYou. We dive into the economics of Star Wars with @emmaloney314 @adparret. Taxation of trade routes in outlying systems? How to hide the Death Star's money trail? Will credits do fine? We got it all
https://t.co/hPxuQSUhoi

[Jeffrey Wooldridge @jmwooldridge]

If in a staggered DiD setting I write an equation with a full set of treatment indicators by treated cohort and calendar time, and include c(i) + f(t) (unit and time "fixed effects"), would you still call that a "fixed effects" model?

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@mahamino84 Yeah, I realized later that I was confusing anorexia and anorexia nervosa, but I think they could have described this better!

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@economeager The GRE is also a critical signal for students coming from less prestigious schools in the US. GRE prep and testing is much less costly than Ivy League tuition.

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@AriaGoles @adparret @JonBatiste You’re welcome any time!

[Josh Angrist @metrics52]

super-promising results here (if I say so myself!)

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@_alice_evans @jenniferdoleac It’s definitely possible! The directionality of the relationship isn’t obvious to me, though. Does existing misogyny push young women out or does a lack of young women breed misogyny?

[molly maloney @emmaloney314]

@_alice_evans @jenniferdoleac Unfortunately, I can’t see the breakdown of the misogynistic searches.