Recently accepted by #QJE, “LinkedOut? A Field Experiment on Discrimination in Job Network Formation,” by Evsyukova (@yu_evsyukova), Rusche (@felix_rusche), and Mill (@Econ_Mill): https://t.co/gwlKUygPXb
Remember that blockbuster paper recently published in Nature which claimed that there is a significant decline in the disruptiveness of scientific and technological innovation over time?
The result turns out to be driven by plotting mistakes and dataset artefacts.
Submit your paper to the 2024 Economics of Health NBER Summer Institute!
Thrilled to be on the organizing committee with Kitt Carpenter, Amy Finkelstein, @GottliebEcon, @timothyjlayton, @analisapackham, @MariaAPolyakova and @bartonwillage.
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https://t.co/3D3cBr8gBb
An unexpected link between earthquakes and mental health https://t.co/pbBW0zJYnW
Earthquakes aren't good, but research like this may help to allocate resources across many needs.
Open access version: https://t.co/HhlTwcPoew
An unexpected link between earthquakes and mental health https://t.co/pbBW0zJYnW
Earthquakes aren't good, but research like this may help to allocate resources across many needs.
Open access version: https://t.co/HhlTwcPoew
Database of 316 funding opportunities/fellowships for POSTDOC fellows.
For each entry, we provide description, link to funder, deadline, $ amount, discipline/field, and eligibility criteria (e.g. citizenship).
Download it here: https://t.co/EbTahdzJ9X
Happy new year! Excited to announce that our textbook with Xavier, "Difference-in-Differences for Simple and Complex Natural Experiments", is under contract with Princeton University Press. Check out the "working textbook" version here! Comments welcome! https://t.co/3iP3wvKYnw
Antibiotics, a staple of modern medicine, are at risk from ⬆️ resistance. In addition to #antibiotic stewardship, developing new antibiotics is a key defense in the battle against ever-adapting microbes. But how can we ensure antibiotic innovation? A🧪New Working Paper🧪below 👇:
🚀 New research alert! Now forthcoming in the Journal of Health Economics. The FDA's Breakthrough Therapy Designation isn't just fast-tracking promising drugs but also sparking industry-wide innovation—even beyond those that earn the designation.
https://t.co/VFcU1Azxn4
Doing research in economics or other social sciences but have not read @akorinek's paper on using LLMs?
Stop everything you are doing and take a look!
Many highly relevant use cases, extremely helpful, code online! Thank you Anton!
https://t.co/Gs5RtfNXh4
Analyzing the work on exchange rates and external imbalances by University of Chicago faculty members during the university’s first hundred years, from Sebastian Edwards https://t.co/2BuNdR7L7A
New research: Women PIs in clinical trials causally linked to 4.3% fewer serious adverse events vs male PIs. Shows risk aversion & welfare concern extends to patient safety. #ClinicalTrials#PatientSafety#WomenInSTEM#BehavioralEconomics
🔗 Full paper: https://t.co/gdnDsBtAEX
Under monopoly, generic drugs are over four times more expensive in the US than in similar countries. In the November 2023 issue, by Sharat Ganapati @sharatganapati; Rebecca McKibbin @BecMckibbin https://t.co/rM7PA7ULli
Everybody knows that graduating or being born in a recession has negative long-term effects ...
... but did you know that recession startups experience better long-term outcomes?
Bias & Ljungqvist (2023) at NBER Entrepreneurship
https://t.co/FkVHBouDh5
What is the effect of parental incarceration on children's education? This paper finds it's positive. In the November 2023 issue, by Carolina Arteaga @caroartc https://t.co/IY95ZWid7l
When news about local corruption broke in Italy, shoppers became more likely to steal from supermarkets, demonstrating the contagious effect of bad behavior, say researchers at @unitorvergata and @UNSW. #Chart https://t.co/htf9zhJX27
Congratulations @MelindaBBuntin on your appointment as a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Health Policy and Economics @JohnsHopkins
https://t.co/ZVYbxtEzV1