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John A. List

@econ_4_everyone

Distinguished Service Professor @UChi_Economics, @ANU_CBE CoDirector @TMWCenter EditorJPE&JPEMI ChiefEconomist @Walmart (Ex LyftUber), husband to @drdanasuskind

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I am handling a paper for a journal that I am editing and I noticed that large parts of it were clearly by AI. I emailed the author and they admitted it was Claude. I then said perhaps they should consider including Claude as a coauthor (or at least thanked profusely in the

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I just finished a lecture on the "hidden side of incentives." Sometimes they are hidden in plain sight and we don't even realize them. Years ago in a field experiment with Chief Executive Officers (CEOs), we found that trustworthiness is highest if the threat to punish is

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All of the anti-trust discussion on apps and platforms around the world has me thinking about work in this area. One thing that stands out is how fragile collusive arrangements can be in markets. I did some natural field experiments years ago and found that many of Stigler's

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An interviewer just asked me what skills AI will make more important. My response? Critical thinking skills. This is because in the past there was value in creating large quantities of information. That is now costless. The new currency is how to generate, assimilate,

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Sitting in a seminar just now and the speaker said "I want to correct for Multiple Hypotheses but I cannot because my main results come from regressions. So, MHT corrections are not possible." There is a way! ideas.repec.org/p/feb/natura/0… Controlling the false positive rate remains

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A young scholar just emailed me asking a question: “Professor, with one sentence can you tell me what the JPE is looking for?” My response: I cannot speak for the other editors but I love to read studies that discover solutions for problems not yet known.

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A very proud moment with John A. List, watching my bonus daughter Greta graduate from Brown University with a full heart and the world at her feet. John and I were thrilled to celebrate with her mom, my parents and her proud and adoring siblings ♥️

A very proud moment with <a href="/Econ_4_Everyone/">John A. List</a>, watching my bonus daughter Greta graduate from <a href="/BrownUniversity/">Brown University</a> with a full heart and the world at her feet. John and I were thrilled to celebrate with her mom, my parents and her proud and adoring siblings ♥️
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Catching up on editing chores today and one particular paper caught my attention. Nicely executed experiment in an interesting area. All 3 reporters recommended rejection because both key results are insignificant. If you know my views, insignificance does not move me

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I just received another within-subject experimental design to handle at the JPE. Be sure to discuss why you are properly identified and present the full distribution of outcomes! ideas.repec.org/p/feb/natura/0…

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I just finished a lecture on the excellence gap. Small departures in the deep right tail of the excellence distribution provide real economic gains. This fact suggests to me that we need more work in this area! In a recent nature study we show that excellence gaps in math and