David Shor
@davidshor
Head of Data Science at Blue Rose Research, based in NYC, originally from Miami. I try to elect Democrats. Views are my own. he/him🌹
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http://blueroseresearch.org 03-11-2007 07:11:28
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David Dayen I agree this is a lot more corrosive than the economists say. The theoretical efficiency gains are probably dwarfed by the corrosive effects of incentivizing everybody to lie about their preferences to save money. It’s not a coincidence that places where haggling is widespread
Matt Stoller Matt Bruenig The latter I agree with completely, and ties in very nicely with what Employ America is doing. But it makes sense under standard economics - the steeper supply curves are, the more shocks will lead to inflation. Businesses systematically underinvest in excess capacity because of
Stefan Schubert It is really striking how different very young adults are from everyone else in personality data. 0.8 standard deviations is a lot!
Justin Grimmer Simon Bazelon george berry 🥥🥥🥥 The “Bayesian” thing here is that there are always an infinite number of possible DGPs in a small data problem, but then you end up implicitly having a prior that penalizes the more complex ones or the ones that show up fewer times in the empirical settings that are better