
Professor of Economics @WashUOlin & School of Public Health
Joined February 2009
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Writeup of our recent Health Affairs Scholar paper: beckershospitalreview.com/fi…
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When a local dialysis provider gets bought by one of the two big national providers, they charge more to Medicare and more patients die.
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Business/Managerial Economics major earning s at @univmiami @UMiamiBusiness in top 5 nationally
A California staffing requirement leads facilities to bunch below the regulatory threshold and has little effect on staffing, from @AldenCheng_Econ and @rileyleague nber.org/papers/w35849
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⚽🐦⬛ Game Day vs. Covenant Day! The 53rd Soccer Invitational kicks off today. Let’s go, Ravens! ⚽🐦⬛
Game Time is 7 p.m. on the Turf field.
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“We’re not using our healthcare dollars in the United States efficiently,” @ryanmcdevitt told @GoHealio.
“Every dollar … could ... be spent implementing quality improvement programs or directly subsidizing access,” @rileyleague said.
Learn why 👇
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Join us! New ASPE Health and Economics Forum with Dr. Jetson Leder Luis.
Register here: aspe.hhs.gov/events/aspe-hea…
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Sad to hear that this interesting and influential result was most likely made up.
How many PhD students have lost years, and perhaps career prospects, working on projects inspired by fraudulent research? Scientific fraud is not just about undue benefits. There are real victims.
An influential paper by Ariely & Wertenbroch (2002) reported two studies with tampered data.
Post 1 of 2.
datacolada.org/138
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I tried to be chill, but Acemoglu’s false statement reminded me too much of the gaslighting I had to deal with to publish my comment
Acemoglu et al don’t respond directly to criticisms, and often make up demonstrably false claims to defend themselves, with no accountability
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The Medicare Secondary Payer Act may impact how the federal government spends on dialysis care, according to researchers @ryanmcdevitt @rileyleague.
Learn about the implications @GoHealio
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Entrepreneurs who become legislators support more pro-business bills, but only if they are pro-entry, from @RonnieChatterji, @jorgeguzmancbs, Joyce Ma, and @ryanmcdevitt nber.org/papers/w35637
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Models are better than humans at identifying certain kinds of errors. Not using the best models for this purpose is research malpractice. Akin to an actuary who refuses to use a computer or calculator to help with arithmetic.
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Be sure to get your submissions in by Friday for the NBER Health Care Administration and Fraud conference!
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Forthcoming in the AER: "Predictably Unpredictable Inspections" by Ashvin Gandhi, Andrew Olenski, and Maggie Shi. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
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A takeaway from the National Bureau of Economic Research meetings: The premium on research that is mainly about computational complexity has dropped sharply owing to AI. The pendulum is swinging back to 'new insights,' 'new mechanisms,' 'new measurements.' Not a bad thing.
Beginning of a much broader research agenda from @sungilkim94 @KellyKYang @ambarlaforgia @rileyleague Xingzhi Wang, Abid Hasan, Hongbin Huang, and Hyong-gu Hwang
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#67. Private Equity. @DukeEcon researchers created a comprehensive database of short-term acute care hospital PE transactions from 2000-2024 that is publicly available.
Super Cool resource!
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@sungilkim94 is on the market this year — anyone hiring in corporate finance/health should give him serious consideration!





























