Abhishek Nagaraj 🗺️
@abhishekn
Asst Prof @berkeleyhaas, NBER FRF, @MITsloan PhD. Innovation, entrepreneurship, digital, data & maps. Dad to 2 girls. he/him/his.
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http://abhishekn.com 29-05-2008 06:06:14
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REMINDER: Gregor Jarosch, Benjamin Schoefer , Isaac Sorkin and I are organizing a Stanford Institute for Theoretical Economics (SITE) session on the Micro and Macro of Labor Markets on 8/6-8/7 August 6 at Stanford.
Submission due 5/15 here: economics.stanford.edu/site/paper-sub… (scroll down)
.UC Berkeley Social Sciences is hiring a Communications Specialist! I invite you to apply or share it with your networks. Here's the job description: bit.ly/44jMRYB
Today my wife Nina Guilbeault launches her timely and important book THE GOOD EATER w. Bloomsbury U.S.! It’s an incredibly thoughtful and open-minded analysis of our food system and how you, as a consumer and eater, can navigate its many trade-offs while staying aligned with your
Join us at the inaugural *Equitable Opportunity Conference* at Ross School of Business on June 6-7, 2024.
Theme: Organizations shape socioeconomic opportunities in ways that more/less align w/notions of fairness & justice.
Submission/registration link below.
tinyurl.com/UMRSB-EOC
Amazing afternoon mini-conferencing with fellow west coast innovation/entrepreneurship peeps (Francesca Truffa Matteo Tranchero Kris Gulati Matt Clancy) - thanks to Christian Fons Rosen for organizing. Such a privilege to hang out with friends and discuss cool cutting-edge ideas!
Estimating the value of data as if it were a map
Data is a map that society uses to try to get from A to B but estimating its value is hard. Abhishek Nagaraj 🗺️ shows how we can use natural experiments to capture data's contribution through better decision-making. Also relevant for AI!
The key proviso is no access to outside information. Given that I tend to agree with Demis Hassabis that average man has no chance. Learning from experience can’t hold a candle to the fact that previous knowledge is really great at compacting key lessons in a tractable way