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Several new papers have raised concerns about interpreting treatment effect coefficients on an I.H.S. transformed outcome as percentage changes.

This week's links include lecture notes in development and econometrics, an update on the seasonal worker migration program in New Zealand, Andrew Gelman on behavioral degrees of freedom, and more...

California pharmacists can sell birth control to women and young girls, thanks to a new law. On April 8, Senate Bill 493 went into effect, meaning females o

One of the most difficult feats to accomplish in bowling is the 800 series. To succeed at that, the bowler must average 267 in a series of three games. According to Craig Davis, coach of the Grand Island High School boys bowling team, senior bowler Talon Newton succeeded in doing exactly that.

The author of Saving Time explains how to combat the tyranny of time as we know it—and provides a little reassurance about the end of the world, too.

The extravagant lives of Ludwig II and Empress Elisabeth were stranger than fiction. But for Jac Jemc, the author of Empty Theatre, these much-mythologized royals still deserved the mercy of an alternative ending.

The expanded space will also include a museum about the history of medicine in Dallas.

Go beyond "Wind of Change" and "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and discover the 1970s songs that boldly built the German rock giants reputation

Researchers typically use multiple statistical checks to justify their difference-in-differences estimation. However, they also need to use economics and contextual knowledge to make a rhetorical case for why the DiD assumptions are plausible.

Area CEOs share their favorite memories, wish-list items, and New Year’s resolutions.