We call it “home”, unlike Western media’s emphasis on being a tourist destination. The fact is not “of the tens of millions of tourists” but “of people”. It would not make it to the headline that way though.

Amerika'daki insanlarin kolay bir bicimde bagis yapabilecekleri odeme kanallarini alttaki tweette derliyorum. Rica etsem asagidaki threadi paylasabilir misiniz? x.com/ienesatac/stat… Ozer Sencar Yunus Emre Erdölen Ragıp Soylu Soner Cagaptay ibrahim Haskoloğlu

My dear colleagues #EconTwitter , Turkey is struggling with a historically unprecedented earthquake and catastrophe. I request you to circulate this information about the donation options to contribute to this effort for recovery. secure.givelively.org/donate/bridge-… en.afad.gov.tr/earthquake-hum…

NEW: Micro- and Macroeconomic Impacts of a Place-Based Industrial Policy In new work, @EnghinAtalay, UChicago Economics' @AliHortacsu, Mustafa Runyun, Chicago Booth's Chad Syverson and Mehmet Fatih Ulu investigate the impact of 2012 place-based subsidies in Turkey. Read more:

Large regional investment subsidies in Turkey increase productivity of subsidized firms, but barely reduce regional income differences because of geographic spillovers and migration, from @EnghinAtalay, Hortaçsu, Runyun, Chad Syverson, and Fatih Ulu nber.org/papers/w31293

Excited to announce that our paper on the effect of ind. policy has been published in the NBER Working Paper Series! As the youngest member of the team, I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to contribute. Special thanks to my respected co-authors for their guidance and support.

BRIEF: In the long run, Turkey’s Law 2012/3305 reduced income inequality between regions only moderately, due to migration and spillovers. Read the new work from @EnghinAtalay, UChicago Economics' @AliHortacsu, Mustafa Runyun, Chicago Booth's Chad Syverson and Mehmet Fatih Ulu:

Are jobs offered without application in Econ? 😅

NEW: a methodology to structurally estimate productivity growth in service industries that circumvents the notorious difficulties in measuring quality improvements. By Tianyu Fan, Michael Peters, & @FabrizioZilibo1 in Econometrica: economics.yale.edu/research/growi…

Not enough but a compensation for psychological exhaustion of Econ PhD training 😂

Presenting our paper with Yusuf Kocyigit at #NeurIPS2023 MP2 Workshop @ NeurIPS 2023. Delve into AI and moral justification at my poster session. Excited for idea exchanges and discussions! #AIEthics #LLMs

Hi #EconTwitter I am planning to build a dataset using open access Github info to find the effect of gen. AI's on labor prod. As my best knowledge, Github does'nt track info about the time it takes to create a file. Is there anyone who encountered this issue? Please share it.

Restricted administrative data

Pre-postdoc like a type of diff-in-diff estimator, probably biased :/

Most of the reason in quotes resemble an introduction to SOP or letter of application ahahaha My reason is to take too much formal/math econ and math courses :D And no offense but econ seems more or less more credible and rigorous than other social sciences at that time to me.

Meet the Boston College Economics Department Job Market Candidates 2024-2025! Learn more about their research: bc.edu/content/bc-web…

Whenever I attempt the data cleaning process and struggle with the codebooks, I imagine how data collection teams discuss and debate inconsistencies—sometimes even feeling desperate over irremediable cases. PSID gives me hope for the future, as if saying, "We hope someday..." 😄

My candidates are Athey, Abadie, and Chernozhukov. But considering their generations and overall impact, only Katz and Autor remain.

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