I think this will also eventually extend to higher ed -- elite universities will end up focusing on “low tech” undergraduate education
bluebooks, oral exams, discussion based learning
The latest issue of Nature has three very interesting papers on reproducibility in social sciences.
Interestingly, there's not much of a difference between economics and political science.
🧵1/ Our first meta-science paper (with 350+ coauthors) is published today in Nature. It presents one of the largest-ever reproducibility projects in economics & political science.
Here’s what we found 👇
I was writing about land reform in West Bengal last night and was curious if it had persistent effects on the ownership distribution.
So I did what anyone would do, I* wrote an academic paper on it
Turns out — yes! 1/
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Here is my comment on Autor, Dorn, and Hanson (2013).
In short, I found that the "China shock" weren't all it was made out to be.
The caveat is that I am often wrong. 1/11
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@CommenterSerial caste data is available in the primary census abstract.
here's the link to the PCA data- https://t.co/RlNc4JJvBX
if you're looking for subdistrict-level religion data, here it is- https://t.co/UyFOibIFr9
My new, short write-up about a flaw in a recent study finding that India’s universal vaccination program boosted future wages of babies who got the shots: https://t.co/cJMtUlCfBn
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🚨 REPLICATION REPORT UPDATE: One year ago, a tweet by @JohnHolbein1 alerted me, @OlleFolke, and Joop Adema (@Jopieboy) to a paper with a shocking result about Sweden’s law criminalizing the purchase of sex.🧵
the structural break in economic growth for India happened sometime during the late 1970s or the 1980s.
average growth figures--
1980-81 to 1990-91: 5.8%
1991-92 to 2004-05: 6.1%
24 ICSSR institutions languish because of non implementation of 7th Central Pay Commission revised pay scales even after 8 years of award.ICSSR is still awaiting Centre’s clearance.Neglect of these institutions is an yet another attempt to strangle liberal centres learning.
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