july

Political economy & culture. PhD student @Harvard_GovDept

[Davide Viviano @VivianoDavide]

New working paper joint with @elianalaferrara and Cheaheon Lim on estimating norms complementarities with social spillovers. (Link: https://t.co/Z79UCa5pqv)

[july @JulioSolis]

@ruofan_ma Congrats again my friend!!

[july @JulioSolis]

@StephenChaudoin @ethantmiles Congratulations, Ethan! It’s been wonderful spending time with you in Cambridge all these years

[july @JulioSolis]

@jeremiahbcha I admire you a lot! Congrats again dear friend

[Daron Acemoglu @DAcemogluMIT]

Dear followers, please see this conversation with Jon Stewart and David Autor on AI, work, inequality and learning. I personally had a great time.

[july @JulioSolis]

@markovitis @chagai_weiss @KelloggSchool @EliJFinkel @LSEGovernment Congrats Daniel! Super well deserved, very happy for you!!

[july @JulioSolis]

@rduartegonzalez Felicidades Raúl!! Te extrañaremos!!

[july @JulioSolis]

@Juanmmolinag @anup_malani thanks!

[july @JulioSolis]

@anup_malani Anup, would you be able to share the skill? I use AI intensively to write (particularly to fix grammar) but I massively edit since it usually kills my “voice”. Would be very interested in trying your approach

[july @JulioSolis]

@xuyiqing This is a true game changer

[july @JulioSolis]

@Tyler_Menzer @arthur_spirling @reluctantcrim @ryancbriggs @DrEmmaZang @AdamBerinsky but again, wouldn’t it be the same if you hired an army of RAs/MTurkers to label/tag observations? One can reproduce the process of coding schema is well documented and exhaustive. Otherwise really hard

[july @JulioSolis]

@Original_Libbro @_alice_evans I was going to make exactly the same point! Current group distribution in Southern Africa is extremely modern

[july @JulioSolis]

@MovistarKOILoL copa content

[Imran Rasul @ImranRasul3]

From field experiments to policy interventions at scale.

My latest commentary @ScienceMagazine - after reading @Econ_4_Everyone hard to think of anything else!

https://t.co/5xhOi3gEV9

[Harvard Department of Government @Harvard_GovDept]

Ph.D. Candidate Chinemelu Okafor has published her first working paper, titled Protest Matters: The Effects of Protests on Economic Redistribution, in NBER https://t.co/ehqPN4nLUA #GovGrads

[Noah Dasanaike @dasanaike]

Social scientists working with materials requiring digitization can only study what machines can read. In practice, that means printed Latin-script documents from well-funded archives. In a new working paper, I show that Vision Language Models used zero-shot outperform every existing OCR system across every script evaluated, and I propose a pipeline for deploying them on new collections. I apply it to six archival collections spanning 1.8 million pages across six countries for under $1,900.

[CEPR @cepr_org]

New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP21239
Regional Favoritism: New Data, Larger Sample, Same Pattern
Christian Düben @MonashUni, Roland Hodler @HSGStGallen, Paul Raschky @MonashUni
https://t.co/lNmhzPZ2Cb
#CEPR_DE #CEPR_PoE #EconTwitter

[AEA Information @AEAInformation]

Check out this video interview with Andrew Kao, a PhD candidate at @Harvard, about his #ASSA2026 poster on the unintended consequences of political party bans. https://t.co/s2cBm1LwoF

[NBER @nberpubs]

Surveying recent research on changing culture and social norms in developing countries and proposing a simple framework to interpret these changes, from @elianalaferrara and @YanagizawaD https://t.co/Fkwlc6bs6G

[Noah Dasanaike @dasanaike]

What I've Learned From Digitizing 20 Million Historical Documents

https://t.co/KAQOgctYXM