Orgül Öztürk Anne T. Byrne has a very comprehensive list for this!

My recent paper update got a fair amount of attention and so I decided to make a twitter thread! The paper studies recruitment at major US and European multinationals to quantify the salience of hiring discrimination in access to top jobs and identify its source…🧵 (1/24)

Many people know that I am a big fan of Dewey so I wanted to share a recent post from their CEO on the mechanics of data licensing. It was eye-opening and interesting to me. liaisonlife.wordpress.com/2024/07/09/dat…

Deadline to submit to CREED is just over two weeks away! 👇

Hey #econtwitter, I will be teaching an Intermediate Macro class for undergraduates and would like to include some data analysis. Does anyone have macro-related suggestions or example to share? Thank you!

quick(quack) implementation of weighted least squares for fast regressions on __big data__ (performed out-of-memory). built with panel data regressions on very large datasets in mind;possibly of interest to admin-data-user academics. please contribute! github.com/apoorvalal/duc…

I just wrote a long email sharing advice about econ grad school which is condensed here. I think of this in two related buckets – getting into grad school, and staying/succeeding in grad school, which I think is more difficult. (1/15)

fun little example of contamination bias in everyone's favourite econometrics problem: staggered adoption. If you have an always control group (L), fully interacted regressions work great. [cc Jeffrey Wooldridge] If you don't, that later-treated cohorts will ruin your life.

A literature review on the impact of minimum wages on low-wage labor markets, from Arin Dube and Attila Lindner nber.org/papers/w32878

For new PhD students in social science (and some old professors - I sure needed this a few years ago!): prepared some notes on what the "2024 PhD Tech Stack" should look like. Goal: your research is replicable, accessible, and efficient. 1/9

What an amazing team!! Dr. Alicia Sasser Modestino ‘s leadership has created an incredible learning space where I grow stronger each day. This past year has been transformative. Checkout all the amazing work we do at C2C 😀

Random research conversations with colleagues! Fun times… Matt Ross, Ariel Gomez, Shantanu Khanna, Hitanshu Pandit at NU School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs Northeastern CSSH

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After being alerted about possible misconduct, the I4R are reproducing published papers that use data from a specific NGO (GDRI). This thread releases the first 2 reports and provides more information about the work and responses/statements from authors journals and journals. 🧵

“States are increasingly borrowing to finance subsidies – Punjab and Andhra Pradesh’s subsidy expenditure exceeds their revenue deficits….” Very insightful work by @kishanjnu et. al on fiscal transparency.

Canadian Healthcare: Women are more likely to have a regular healthcare provider but longer wait times than men. First Nations/Metis/Inuit: lower odds of having an HCP and also longer wait times. Fastest Access: Alberta, British Columbia. Longest Waits: Quebec

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If you've been wondering how to explore the informational content of your Parallel Trends assumptions to get the most precise DiD and ES estimator possible, we have some good news for you!! Our new DiD paper is out: arxiv.org/abs/2506.17729 😎Get along for a brief overview😎 1/

Starting the weekend off with an R&R for our #SummerJobs matching paper! What happens to efficiency & equity when random assignment isn't feasible? Using hiring platform data we document design challenges & implement a job matching algorithm to fix them: iza.org/publications/d…