Alex Imas (@alexolegimas) 's Twitter Profile
Alex Imas

@alexolegimas

Professor at @ChicagoBooth

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Brian Portnoy (@bportnoy_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hey, this is the real Brian Portnoy here at Brian Portnoy. My long-standing account Brian Portnoy was stolen and @x (@support) won't help me recover it, so for now, I'm starting over. Nice to meet you (again). 🚀

alex peysakhovich 🤖 (@alex_peys) 's Twitter Profile Photo

this is a neat paper. to me it reads like the implication is "many social science experiments have very little new information in them since they can be directly predicted from past data"

Harald Mayr (@ha_mayr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This paper started in 2019, we ran a field experiment from scratch, got access to amazing data, found surprising results, learned a lot. Very happy to see it published in Journal of Public Economics🥳

𝚁𝚊𝚏𝚊𝚎𝚕 𝙼 𝙱𝚊𝚝𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚊 (@rafmbatista) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Job Market Paper: Using language to generate hypotheses🚨 This paper explores how language shapes behavior. Our contribution, however, is not in testing specific hypotheses- it's in generating them (using #LLMs + #ML + #BehSci) But how exactly? 🧵👇 rafaelmbatista.com/jmp/

🚨Job Market Paper: Using language to generate hypotheses🚨

This paper explores how language shapes behavior. Our contribution, however, is not in testing specific hypotheses- it's in generating them (using #LLMs + #ML + #BehSci)

But how exactly? 🧵👇
 rafaelmbatista.com/jmp/
Jonathan Haidt (@jonhaidt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Major new survey from National Education Association gives very strong support for phone-free schools. Any policy that lets kids have phones BETWEEN classes disrupts what happens IN class. Give teachers a chance. Go phone-free. nea.org/resource-libra…

Major new survey from National Education Association gives very strong support for phone-free schools. Any policy that lets kids have phones BETWEEN classes disrupts what happens IN class.

Give teachers a chance. Go phone-free.

 nea.org/resource-libra…
Daryl Fairweather ⛅ (@fairweatherphd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Corinne Low Kamala HQ It would be cool if the penalties for price gouging were like penalties in soccer, where if you get too many flags you are sent to the penalty box to be investigated for market power.

Jūra Liaukonytė (@jurawho) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨New working paper alert!🚨 Does 'canceling' an artist on social media affect their music consumption? Daniel Winkler, roamer_09, and I explore this in our new paper. Spoiler: The answer is more complicated than you think.

🚨New working paper alert!🚨

Does 'canceling' an artist on social media affect their music consumption? Daniel Winkler, <a href="/roamer_09/">roamer_09</a>, and I explore this in our new paper.

Spoiler: The answer is more complicated than you think.
The author, Séamas O'Reilly (@shockproofbeats) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In college, Chevy Chase played drums in a jazz-rock trio called Leather Canary. Seeing no future in it, he quit to go off and become a globally successful comic actor. The remaining members decided to keep going as a duo, but changed their name to Steely Dan.

Colin Camerer (@cfcamerer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Thaler has himself said that he is in “virtually complete agreement” w Fama on the implications of EMH — that beating the market is hard — even if he disagrees with the starting premise that stock markets are efficient” Same. Very nice interview. Fama is sensible on EMH

M.J. Crockett (@mollycrockett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'll be recruiting a graduate student and a postdoc to start in Fall 2025! Looking for applicants w/interests in cultural evolution, narratives, morality, AI, social media, & epistemic (in)justice. See here for more info & please share 😊 crockettlab.org/joining-the-lab

Matthew Leisten (@leistenecon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Proves my point beautifully: we make assumptions in our models. The stronger the assumptions, generally, the stronger the conclusion, but the more likely it is to be wrong. I'm saying there's a bias-variance tradeoff. You know what's great at this? Formalism! Economics!

David Almog (@davidalmog25) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excited to share that my second-year paper has been published in Experimental Economics! One of my PhD goals was to graduate with a published paper, and it feels great to achieve it! Great experience working with Daniel Martin. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Michael Clemens (@m_clem) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Almost everything I thought I knew about the Library at Alexandria—its size, importance, destruction—turns out to have been a tall tale. The Library is more of a useful metaphor, a synecdoche for all the knowledge that was lost in Europe’s Dark Ages jstor.org/stable/1558311

Almost everything I thought I knew about the Library at Alexandria—its size, importance, destruction—turns out to have been a tall tale. 

The Library is more of a useful metaphor, a synecdoche for all the knowledge that was lost in Europe’s Dark Ages

jstor.org/stable/1558311
Jelani Nelson (@minilek) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’m looking at these amazing AI advances, and this new era of wealth creation, and I’m thinking.. they really tried to change math for my kids and kids who look like them, shutting them out of preparedness for these opportunities, while claiming they were doing the opposite 🤯