🚨 Last week to apply for the 5th Workshop in Applied Microeconomics. The deadline to send your papers is January 23rd!
Get feedback from top scholars and present your work to an invested audience.
Apply now: https://t.co/99YqcWh0PV
The American Economic Association's Committee on the Job Market surveyed Economics Departments in the U.S. regarding their plans to hire assistant professors this cycle (2025-26). 29.7% said that their department was under a hiring freeze.
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The KU Department of Economics is excited to host Joon Park, Professor of Economics at Indiana University Bloomington, for an engaging talk on the Econometrics of Machine Learning. We hope to see you on September 26 at 3:30pm in Snow Hall Room 452!
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear Dr. Chang from Indiana University Bloomington present her research, “Characteristic Riding Factors,” on Thursday, September 26th at 3:30 PM in Snow Hall 452. Dr. Chang’s presentation will shed new light on the dynamics of riding factors.
We are excited to host an open house this Thursday, August 28th, for all economics majors and minors to attend. Doughnuts and beverages will be provided. We hope to see you there!
That’s a wrap on the #Stata2025 Conference!
Thank you to our scientific committee, presenters, and every attendee who joined us to celebrate 40 years of Stata excellence.
We’ll be sharing more photos, proceedings, and session highlights in the days ahead.
New in #Stata19: Meta-analysis for correlations
Want to synthesize findings across studies using correlation coefficients? Now you can.
Run meta-analyses with forest plots, subgroup analysis, and more.
Watch the walkthrough: https://t.co/KKmyq5PqMo
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Quick @Stata tip: use the "coeflegend" option in a regression to display the name Stata uses for each coefficient.
reg price mpg i.foreign##i.rep78, coeflegend
KU will soon get a new entrepreneurship hub building, where students of all majors will learn to solve problems in meaningful ways. A $10 million gift will fund construction at the former location of McLain’s Bakery and, previously, Jayhawk Bookstore.
https://t.co/JJbC4LpzVC
Meet the #Stata2025 speakers:
Get five practical tips for customizing Stata figures using collapsed data, loops, macros, and other techniques with Brian Fitzpatrick from @GibsonConsultGr.
Full abstract + program: https://t.co/cOpQbwkOeC
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KU is a powerful force for economic growth and job creation in Kansas, according to a new study detailing the university’s contributions to the state. 🌻 Learn more at this link.
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I have a predoc opening! This position will involve working with historical U.S. local newspaper data to understand Americans' varied perspectives on key issues across a century. Applicants can upload materials here (the listing describes a different project - sorry, I was required to use the existing open posting). https://t.co/BNNxknTUbN #EconTwitter
Meet the #Stata2025 speakers:
Discover how to use an extended fixed-effects difference-in-differences approach in Stata for continuous and multi-valued treatments with @jmwooldridge from @michiganstateu.
Full abstract + program: https://t.co/cOpQbwkOeC
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Meet the #Stata2025 speakers:
Explore new evidence on household access to consumer credit in low-income and banking desert areas using RDD and matching estimators in Stata with Anthony Murphy from @DallasFed.
Full abstract + program: https://t.co/cOpQbwkOeC
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Are you a student using Stata?
The #Stata2025 Conference is your chance to:
✅ Learn hands-on from top researchers
✅ Connect with the Stata dev team
✅ Build your academic and professional network
Details and registration: https://t.co/8AOCCdF1IK
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Webinar: Creating graphs with Stata
June 10 | 11:00 a.m. CDT
Hua Peng, StataCorp
Learn how to build, layer, and customize graphs—from distributions to complex results.
Visualize what matters.
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Meet the #Stata2025 speakers:
Discover how Stata’s new 𝗰𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗴𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 and 𝗰𝗳𝗽𝗿𝗼𝗯𝗶𝘁 commands offer more flexibility over traditional instrumental-variables methods with Tom Stringham from @Stata.
Full abstract: https://t.co/cOpQbwkOeC
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My advice for early career researchers trying to figure out which academic areas to specialize in is to find a journal that you could pick up any issue of and find at least 50% of the papers that you want to read. This was a big motivator for me pivoting to quant methods.
Congratulations to Donna Ginther, distinguished professor of @KU_Economics, for being named a member of the @americanacad!
Read more about the highly prestigious award and Ginther's work below.👇
https://t.co/okk686fpZL
#Stata19 is here!
🔹 Machine learning via H2O: Ensemble decision trees
🔹 Conditional average treatment effects (CATE)
🔹 High-dimensional fixed effects (HDFE)
🔹 New and improved graphics features
🔹 And much more
🔗 Explore all the new features: https://t.co/1cRtauCKh5