I am *really* looking forward to reading this! Rohan is amazing and this book looks fantastic.

Excited to see this in physical form! This books hits a really interesting intersection for students, and Rohan’s writing is very clear and engaging.

Fortunate enough to see Jason Baron present this at WEAI earlier this month and wow, what an incredible project!

A friends kid will start BA in physics but has second thoughts and considers a switch to psychology. I suggested economics with behavioral econ as direction. Any suggestions on books i could advise, like pop econ that shows topics? Thx Lionel Page Mats Köster

This is a great beer, highly recommend trying it.

I've collected all the presentations, talks, podcasts etc I've done these past months into a single page where you can find them all (as well as code samples): brodrigues.co/about/talks/

I’ll be using TCwD this coming fall in my econometrics class for business students. I absolutely adore the book.

This fall I'll be teaching a new online Mixtape class on design-based regression/IV analysis The content will draw on my graduate applied 'metrics class at Brown, and will assume a basic knowledge of causal inference tools and regression mechanics Sign up now! Discounts for

Going to assign this to all my students, especially the masters students writing their major research papers.

My book about introductory data science was published today. It is available online - tellingstorieswithdata.com - and you can buy a print copy: routledge.com/Telling-Storie…. I would appreciate your feedback and suggestions for improvements.

Wrote a blog post about how understanding factor models help me understand the synthetic control method much better: 👉🏼 kylebutts.com/blog/factor-mo…

Updating some of the exercises for my class “Data Science for Business Applications”. If you have/know of cool (clean) data that can be used for causal inference and/or prediction, let me know! (It’s undergrad level, and topics can be broad).

A new DP is out: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…. Isabella Masetto and Diego Ubfal reproduced "Targeting High Ability Entrepreneurs Using Community Information" by Reshmaan Hussam, Natalia Rigol and Ben Roth. The paper’s results are robust to all robustness checks. See below!

If you are in Toronto it would be great to have you at a book launch for Telling Stories with Data. 4-6pm, Thursday 7 September, Inforum, 4th floor, Bissell Building, 140 St. George Street, Toronto. RSVP: forms.gle/n8EDUB1YF5jnKh…

Not really that on here anymore but Happy Halloween!

I am delighted to be a part of such an excellent research network!

At the risk of exposing how big of a nerd I am, I was so pumped to have met THE Christopher Perkins on my flight today! Big thanks for the photo, will always love that 4e adventure with the robot chicken crew.