Vasily Rusanov

NYU Econ PhD | @Cornerstone_Res | He/him | 🏳️‍🌈

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

A striking fact: in the 19th century, the internal migration rate of whites in the United States was at least three times higher than in other countries.

In my JMP, I study how this feature of US history mattered for the rise of education. #econtwitter

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@Aella_Girl I think this paper is relevant to what you are asking: https://t.co/PPD9JnzNkc

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@evanrobertsnz @wagonweill 1850, 1860, and 1870 Decennial Census had questions on wealth, usually obtained from county clerks and tax assessors. You can find the state-level data on NHGIS.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@raven_cheslav Про это Дельфинов любимый хорошие стихи написал:

Яйца накрасили луковой шелухой,
Свечки зажгли, вился дым, а народ дивился,
И царь-то у нас лихой, и новый храм не плохой,
И пономарь не бухой, и страна с ядерной сохой,
Да что-то Христос в этом году так и не возродился.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@k_wandschneider @PMoserEcon has a great class that does exactly that, here is the syllabus: https://t.co/KtgWEUPhpf. These papers were all originally in Stata but we replicated their main results in R.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@ivanchtototam не Любови Аркус, а Аркус Любови

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@tonysilveti @heidiann360 Second this. Full support of Latex, a very nice app, and you can work with the WYSIWYG interface or define figures with code. It's great.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

Judging by Varanya's book, this should be very good. I know $400 is a lot. If you can't afford it, at least buy and read The Little Book of Research Writing, it's awesome.

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[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@sumlenny Guess what: you can leave Russia and still be a moron.

In 2008, while living in Berlin (and working for Expert), you supported the Russian invasion of Georgia and claimed that the territories annexed by Russia had gone through genocide. https://t.co/5RylIS1mNG

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@wagonweill Not sure if "grad" in your tweet implies you know about the paper on undergrad students.

https://t.co/CHmr0nL45E

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@duruticolumn может быть я притягиваю — но вся эта оторванность от народа, "высокие зарплаты", "космополитизм" это знакомая, теплая ламповая риторика от которой меня например тошнит

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@duruticolumn Потому что Вахштайн назван по фамилии, а анонимный друг анонимного автора – по городу Саратову, например. Там в тексте еще про космополитизм, а это слово от русскоязычного автора у меня имеет ровно одну ассоциацию.

В общем, неясно, кто еще кому должен пояснять за коммуникации.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@bersenevv @zbtkna @annolik Омский метрополитен в США тоже представлен https://t.co/f2r8qIkRZi

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@dharebov вот есть хорошая попытка через сатиру
https://t.co/0M9bhI2SNT

[Wie Dan🍃 @LudditeHacker]

Let's discuss the way an army dresses. Look at the emblem on a Russian uniform. Do you see the stitching? That's bad. That's real bad. It means Russia CANNOT win!
To understand why we need to go back to Catherine the Great and the emergence of the 'Russian style' dress.🧵(1/879)

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

In January 2021, four editors of a student newspaper told students about their right to protest in an Instagram story.

For the past year, they have been under house arrest with prison trackers on their ankles and an absurd kafkaesque trial.

Please read and share.

[Armen Aramyan @AAAAramyan]

Hi, I'm Armen Aramyan, founding editor of @doxajournal, and I've spent the last 12 months under house arrest due to a criminal investigation. My colleagues and I face up to 3 years in a Russian prison for a short video that we recorded in January 2021. Here's our story. THREAD 🧵

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@ppcreanza @qlquanle I had a second-year student confuse me for an admit, how about that

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

shame, shame, this is the worst thing that could possibly happen, how could this be, this is the worst case of the worst cases

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

Sad day for me, shame and fear.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@sasha_trub I am really, really looking forward to the "printable map of Europe" one day. Understand why doing this pro bono stuff is not your priority though.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@evanrobertsnz @ipumsi Thanks for the reference for Australia and New Zealand! I will consider adding them to Table 7.

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

A striking fact: in the 19th century, the internal migration rate of whites in the United States was at least three times higher than in other countries.

In my JMP, I study how this feature of US history mattered for the rise of education. #econtwitter

[Vasily Rusanov @roussanoff]

@evanrobertsnz @ipumsi Great point! For Canada-1871, I calculated the share of people who did not live in their Province of birth, it's 4.08 % (using IPUMS-International sample). I hesitated to include it because it's based only on 4 provinces that CAN had at the time: