Done another semester teaching causal inference🙂. Updated my course slides, added survival data, labs, corrected more typos this time. Close to 800 pages now. Always more to update next year.
www2.stat.duke.edu/~fl35/CausalIn…

If you are an Emory Economics incoming grad student, please tag yourself and say hi! We are excited about you!!

I am for sure registering for this!!!

I just listened the amazing podcast of Casual Inference Podcast with Mark van der Laan on target learning.

For all my #EconTwitter friends, listen to it!

The discussion about estimand, causal gap, and the entire enterprise is just so clean and 💡💡🤌🤌🤌

Really great!

casualinfer.libsyn.com/targeted-learn…

Emory College Barbara Krauthamer Our faculty and departmental leadership is delighted to talk about their exciting research in Macroeconomics, Finance, and causal inference Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna with Josh!

❗️Our next workshop will be on April 11th, 6 pm CEST, titled Intro to Causal ML estimators in R by Michael Knaus! Register or sponsor a student by donating to support 🇺🇦!
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P Aronow and Fredrik Sävje's review of 'Book of Why.' A really great short read.

arxiv.org/abs/2003.11635

#QJE May 2024, #4, “Logs with Zeros? Some Problems and Solutions,” by Chen (Kevin Chen) and Roth (@jondr44): doi.org/10.1093/qje/qj…

One million times this!!!!!!!

It is all about making the comparisons you want, those that respect your identification assumptions!

Here is the relevant piece

'I have asked for help from UEFA, FIFA, CONMEBOL, CBF -- they can fight against that. The problem that exists in Spain is that racism is not a crime.' ⁦FIFA World Cup⁩ should be doing way more to fight racism. Maybe suspending teams from tournaments? espn.com/soccer/story/_…

Happy to see my paper with Peng Ding and Anqi Zhao Duke University 'Covariate adjustment in randomized experiments with missing outcomes and covariates' is out doi.org/10.1093/biomet…
This 8-pages paper gives a simple and clean solution to a prevalent practical problem.

Hope we provide some new insights into the old problem of missing data in RCTs. Fan Li

Our Econometrics Education Committee hosted Professor Jeff Wooldridge, a student of Bates White founder Hal White, presented a series of lectures on “Recent Advances in Difference-in-Differences with Panel Data.”
See the highlights below.