Steven Lehrer

Professor, Queens University, Research Associate, NBER and Editor in Chief, Canadian Journal of Economics

[NBER @nberpubs]

Examining whether the gradual, exogenous revelation of sellers’ private information influences the occurrence of trades in a bilateral bargaining setting with a static lemon condition, from Tingting Ding and @lehrers https://t.co/5hY8tsIKdk

[Pau Pujolas @PujolasPau68034]

Have you written a great macro paper?
Submit to the @CanJEcon
New macro crowd in the editorial board with @jbsteinberg at the helm.
#macro #econtwitter

[Canadian Journal of Economics @CanJEcon]

We are delighted to announce that Joseph Steinberg (University of Toronto, @jbsteinberg) joined the board as a coeditor, having started on July 1. He will handle papers on a wide range of topics in macroeconomics.

[Canadian Journal of Economics @CanJEcon]

We are thrilled to announce that Hanzhe Zhang (Michigan State University, @DrHanzheZhang ) has joined the board as a coeditor, having started on July 1. He will handle papers on a wide range of topics in microeconomics.

[Matt Webb @mattdwebb]

The special issue is edited by @lehrers, Morten Nielsen, and myself, with a submission deadline of December 1st. For more information, see the call for papers: https://t.co/aoeIIt8g7t 2/3

[Asian and Australasian Society of Labour Economics @AASLE_Econs]

Call for Papers AASLE 2024 Conference in Bangkok, Thailand 12-14 December 2024! We invite submissions on any topic related to labour and applied economics. Paper submission deadline is 14th July 2024. More information here https://t.co/PiE6rUU5Vn #EconTwitter

[Monica Agarwal @MonicaEcon]

Thank you so much for sharing my work!

[Wisconsin Economics @WIeconomics]

In his JMP, Moshi (@MoshiAlam) estimates the impact of a pay-equity law using linked employer-employee data in an event-study design. Leveraging key institutional details, he documents large unintended consequences. #EconJobMarket #EconTwitter https://t.co/1d4QDtiMAf

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

@michaelsonnensc @jenniferdoleac https://t.co/yJQfVUUNSe

[Adrienne Lucas @ProfALucas]

The Olympics allows everyone to feel like an economist at an economics seminar.

* never really thought of sport (topic) before ✅
* convinced of own expertise after watching for 5 minutes✅
* express strong, surely insightful opinions out loud ✅

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

of the eventual outcome. So sometime tough referees and exceptionally long appendices are truly appreciated.

Additional special thanks to @nielsrosenquist who introduced Tian and I to Twitter data, sentiment analysis and forecasting for the film industry.
5/5

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

Self-Promotion
The Bigger Picture: Combining Econometrics with Analytics Improves Forecasts of Movie Success https://t.co/fWebkwe6Dq
forthcoming in Management Science

We were motivated by trying to understand how heteroskedastic data influences machine learning algorithms.
1/5

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

We learnt a ton and benefitted sharply from three outstanding anonymous reviewers. While responses to many of their comments led to work now contained within a 115 page single spaced appendix to the paper, this strengthened our work. This was a net big positive irrespective
4/5

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

@pedrohcgs @causalinf Would this then create a link to the framework that Michael Lehner and Ruth Miquel developed that Weili Ding and I used as a base to analyze contaminated multi-period experiments a little over a decade ago?

[Economica Journal @EconomicaLSE]

In our July 2020 issue: How Do NYPD Officers Respond to Terror Threats? by @nberpubs @QueensEconDept @lehrers and @umichECON Louis‐Pierre Lepage Read here https://t.co/EqhXZewgNd

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

@DannyVietti Otis Nixon then Tim Raines as I latched on to first and leadoff then I got angry and Omar Minaya and Mark Langston memories flooded in

[Steven Lehrer @lehrers]

@ChrisDokish I am planning once a month, otherwise the battery may drain.