Le truchement

21 ans. Étudiant en master en économie à @PSEinfo @Ens_Ulm @SorbonneParis1. Preference utilitarian

[SMBC Comics @SMBCComics]

Mechanism
https://t.co/HBB20ZvRP6 (click for bonus panel)
#smbc #hiveworks #comics

[Noah Williams @Bellmanequation]

Laying out the economic vision in a language economists can understand

[MrPhi @MonsieurPhi]

Vous vous souvenez des questionnaires sur des actions libres et des boucles temporelles dans cette vidéo ? https://t.co/UbpYrHHiYd

Ça fait maintenant partie d'un vrai article grâce à @CovaFlorian !

[Shengwu Li @ShengwuLi]

Advice on econ career strategy: Consider all the states of the world, and form a complete contingent plan for the governance of your entire life.

[Econ Grad Student @trashy_quilibrm]

what if we stopped focusing on our differences in differences and started focusing on our similarities in similarities 🥺🥺

[Jonathan Birch @birchlse]

A Nature write-up of our AI consciousness report. So, both Science and Nature have covered it now. https://t.co/MmYlmHcKda

[Tore Ellingsen @ToreEllingsen1]

For a decade I waited for somebody else two write this book. For another decade I waited for myself to do it. Now, I did.

[Rédaction de France Culture @FC_actu]

Glottophobie : comment le français "sans accent" est devenu la norme. Depuis la Révolution, deux grandes phases d’unification ont conduit à la marginalisation des accents régionaux. Avec l'imposition comme référence du modèle de la bourgeoisie parisienne.
https://t.co/bRa8Pg6SpQ

[France Culture @franceculture]

Comment raconter la peste noire ? Patrick Boucheron fait le récit de "la plus grande catastrophe démographique de l’histoire de l’humanité".
➡️ https://t.co/yZHsUG6m7v

[scott cunningham @causalinf]

Thinking about this new Becker book. When you think abt it, all of us are likely going to die with tons of resting and unfinished papers on our computers. I heard Mulligan or Murphy said when they read them that many were “very interesting”. So that’s kind of cool.

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

Are there simple, welfare-improving alternatives to the existing US tax-transfer system, preferred by a majority of households? @NezihGuner @RemziKaygusuz and @King_ofSweden address this question in a general equilibrium macro model with rich heterogeneity https://t.co/KWmpw2emzS

[Lauren Ross @ProfLaurenRoss]

New paper in Synthese on "The explanatory nature of constraints: Law-based, mathematical, and causal"

Scientists refer to some factors as "constraints" & cite them in the explanations the provide. What are constraints? How do they explain?

https://t.co/6OsWcf7agk

[David Chalmers @davidchalmers42]

"could a large language model be conscious?" is now published (with an afterword, updating 8 months after i gave this as a @NeurIPSConf talk) in the @BostonReview.

https://t.co/h9Z80g3BQu

[France Culture @franceculture]

Dans les romans de Tolstoï, la haute société russe s'exprime bien souvent en... français. Voici pourquoi.

[The Review of Economic Studies @RevEconStudies]

``Imitative superiority seeking, wanting what others want more but cannot have, leads to a preference for objects and attributes that become scarcer and a motive for economic and social exclusion.''

From @alexoimas and @KristofMadaras1:

https://t.co/WlhsHuIEF9

[MrPhi @MonsieurPhi]

[NOUVELLE VIDÉO]
Cette histoire de chambre chinoise est-elle la preuve définitive que ChatGPT ne COMPREND RIEN ?

https://t.co/zCYpBwTMXn
https://t.co/zCYpBwTMXn
https://t.co/zCYpBwTMXn

Avec aussi une intervention de @DEFAKATOR_Off !🙏
Et quelques morceaux choisis d'Enthoven...

[Ingar Haaland @Ingar30]

For prospective Ph.D. students: Is it a good or bad experience? It depends, but it will probably be both... You need to write at least three papers. Coming up with novel research is hard. If you do something "new", people might tell you it's too exotic.

[Frikk Nesje @FrikkNesje]

Nice bike ride home from the office earlier! My paper on carbon pricing with @MoritzDrupp and Robert Schmidt was just accepted for publication in American Economic Journal: Economic Policy.

Thanks for all suggestions along the way. You can read it here: https://t.co/nugxDs0rp3

[Alex Kaplan @alexkaplan0]

8/8 I cannot contain my excitement. It feels like January of 2020 with a huge wave coming that no one realizes yet, but in a much better way. What a time to be alive!! Check out the original paper: https://t.co/s84E0QSQYe

[Econometrica @ecmaEditors]

Duranton & @ProfDiegoPuga propose a growth model in an urban system where endogenous planning regulations balance agglomeration against congestion to suit incumbents, estimate urban benefits & costs elasticities, study novel predictions & counterfactuals https://t.co/WdYStHym5u