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Recently accepted by #QJE: “"Compensate the Losers?" Economic Policy and the Origins of U.S. Partisan Realignment,” by Kuziemko, Longuet-Marx, and Naidu: doi.org/10.1093/qje/qjag019
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Data-driven research, at its best, presents you with results that surprise you. 😲
When I began studying Seattle's minimum pay standard for delivery drivers, I personally expected to see high-attachment delivery drivers making more money after the policy went into effect. 1/13
Featured in the latest Digest: Impact of Minimum Pay Rules on Gig Delivery Drivers
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Imperfect Recall and AI Delegation, the new working paper by Eric Olav Chen, @Alexghersen and Sami Petersen is now available to read here: globalprioritiesinstitute.or…
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Our paper on state-building and the French Revolution is forthcoming in the AER! In 1790, a radical administrative reform laid the foundations of the modern French state. We study its consequences for state capacity and economic development in the short and long run.
Forthcoming in the AER: "The Dynamic Consequences of State-Building: Evidence from the French Revolution" by Cédric Chambru, Emeric Henry, and Benjamin Marx. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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Should Europe worry about being left in the dust by US economic growth? My first piece for @CER argues that a cool-headed look at why the US has grown faster shows that Europe has actually done fairly well, given its circumstances. (1/x)
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Can property taxes work as a corrective tool to foster investment in financial assets?
I provide answers in my job market paper “Wealth Taxation and Portfolio Allocation”
A short 🧵
#EconTwitter #EconJobMarket
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📢Please share! I am looking for a research assistant to work on a project evaluating the role of education in reducing poverty and inequality worldwide since the 1950s.
Start date, duration, and modalities are very flexible.
More info: amory-gethin.fr/files/pdf/Ge…
@econ_ra
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Got it, choosing my next title to maximize -∑P(x)log(P(x)).
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40 years ago I published this paper. Although it is my most cited paper, I think I did better in many of my other papers (some of them hardly cited).
In any case I am proud about the "clarification" which starts the paper (making clear it is not a prediction).
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In a recent draft with @phinifa and @ellliottt, we develop a novel method to mine narrative statements from text. To make things easier, we also provide an open-source package for social scientists. Hope this will come in handy for some !
Thread, draft and package below 👇
A short thread introducing new work with @PinchOfData and @phinifa:
“Text Semantics Capture Political and Economic Narratives”
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2108.01720
Repo: github.com/relatio-nlp/relat…
Demo: colab.research.google.com/dr…
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There are many guides to grad school and the job market. But the one I return to, again and again, is Eric Zwick's guide. Just so good.
If you read these and nothing else, and really follow them, you'll be in great shape.
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