Congratulations to the Organization Science Dissertation Proposal Competition finalists! Reporting from INFORMS Organization Science, where finalists will present their work. More about these excellent dissertations in the thread…

Last day to apply! Please join us on Sat, Aug 5, 2023 from 11:30AM - 1PM ET for the STR - Strategic Management Division Junior Faculty Paper Development Workshop in Boston! We have a fabulous lineup of mentors who have generously agreed to share feedback and advice. See the instructions below to submit.

Check out this cool paper (JPE R&R), on a simple method outperforming differences-in-differences with shorter confidence intervals, and being robust to parallel trend violations, with an R package. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/1812.10820 Code: github.com/kwuthrich/scin…

1/excited to start at The University of Chicago Chicago Booth with my first NBER WP (!) with John A. List and Gary Charness on AI and experimental methods! nber.org/papers/w31679 more below

You've seen the live performance. You've seen the slides. And maybe you've even seen the leaked rough cut that circulated online. So here it is at last: "Anonymity and Identity Online (Taylor's Version)" florianederer.github.io/ejmr.pdf

📢 To patent analysts and data enthusiasts Check out my paper with George Abi Younes "Replicable Patent Indicators Using the Google Patents Public Datasets". It provides an introduction to #patent #data using #BigQuery 🤓 ➡️ papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… + kaggle.com/code/georgeabi….

I announced 2 packages for Stata that speed up Sergio Correia's amazing reghdfe by ~10X. "jl" bridges to Julia. reghdfejl runs on top. It mimics reghdfe, but calls Julia. See statalist.org/forum…. Please follow directions under Installation in "help jl".

📣Our 🆕 paper Causal Inference is Not Just a Statistics Problem is out! @malco_barrett, @travisgerke, and I show that you can have 4 data sets with identical summary stats & visuals but very different data generating mechanisms-statistics alone can't tell you what to adjust for!

You don't need to know programming or GIS to use geospatial data. Here are 3 resources to get you started:

Forthcoming in The Review of Economics and Statistics, our paper (with Kyle Schirmann, Christos Makridis and Tarun Khanna) presents arguably one of the first set of experimental findings on how hybrid work affects individual outcomes. Link to paper: lnkd.in/eQRqMMjD

If you are looking for Public Datasets to work on Data Science & Machine Learning. Here are 7 Free Data Sources where you can find one for your next Project: 🧵👇

Time to celebrate! “DID estimators of intertemporal effects” accepted at The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat), and very very fast did_multiplegt_dyn Stata & R commands available from SSC & CRAN, thanks to Mélitine Malézieux Felix K. Diego Ciccia & Doulo! Celebratory thread! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Just posted: Arnold Ventures has put together guidance for conducting power analyses of various causal research designs (RCTs and non-RCTs). Huge thanks to Stephen Billings, Jonah Gelbach, and Kevin Schnepel for their help with this. craftmediabucket.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/EE_Pow…

If applied researchers remember one thing from this whole discussion, please let it be this: There is no plug-and-play research method. You can't just apply an empirical strategy off the shelf, without reflection, and assume it will work. You have to think critically about what

Happy to see our WP w Shogo Sakabe and David Weinstein (so many years in the making!) out. We examine the role of codifying knowledge in the spread of the Industrial Revolution. A little thread. 1/N

just a bit more detail on the i3 BigQuery workspace: problems we're trying to solve: ▶️datasets are getting unwieldy. OpenAlex is 400G compressed, takes hours to download / inflate / un-json / assemble. then you merge it... ▶️merging is fraught with identifier mismatches,