#StataGiveaway: With the upcoming school year fast approaching, we want to know what course or instructor made a lasting impact when you were starting out in Stata. Comment below to win one of our brand new bucket hats!
Winners will be announced on Wed, 21 July at 10 a.m. CDT.
And I can’t forget to mention that it’s also my pup’s 3 month adoptiversary today. She has been an excellent research assistant over these past few months.
Here’s the working paper link if you’re interested in reading about the impact of the ACA Medicaid expansions on household composition: https://t.co/bhTUTN5Ba5
Call for papers for SOCAE 2020 - Southern California Graduate Conference in Applied Economics.
We invite Ph.D. students to submit empirical work.
Deadline: October 9, 2020.
More info here: https://t.co/mKDShUrjMn
cc @econ_conf@jakekohlhepp@jdramirezc@mnavjeevan@RuoziSong
@jenniferdoleac and I are organizing a mentoring workshop in New Orleans on 11/20/20 (day before #SEA2020). Save the date!!! Call for applications to be posted on @AEACSWEP website in May 2020.
Today is #DayofRemembrance, the day that FDR signed executive order 9066, incarcerating thousands of American citizens of Japanese descent. Including my grandparents who were just little kids. Thousands of families lost everything because of hysteria and racism.
Could no be more proud of @EHHiroyasu ! An amazing scientist and irreplaceable friend. I’m so sad to see you go but I can’t wait to see what you accomplish next!
#econtwitter does anyone have a favorite tool for fuzzy record linkage? I’m trying to match employee names across datasets. I’ve gotten reclink to work well in Stata on a small scale but would prefer to use something in Python for when I ramp it up.
Want to live longer? Try going to the opera. Researchers in Britain have found that people who reported going to a museum or concert even once a year lived longer than those who didn’t. https://t.co/ViHTXbSfyG