Weekly links December 16: Stagnant agricultural technology progress in Africa, stories behind the data, causal impacts of electrification, and so much more…
Lots of links to see you through the holidays
Source: worldbank.org
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Weekly links November 4: financial education 9 years later, beating up on macro models & meta-analysis, job market advice, and more…
This week's links include advice on non-academic jobs and diversity statements, the long-term impacts in Brazil of high school financial education, conference announcements, and more...
Source: worldbank.org
Weekly links April 29: Nobel advice on co-authoring, field classes in the first year, how much refereeing are economists doing, and more…
This week's links include Guido Imbens and Josh Angrist on co-authoring, Peter Hull on his path to applied econometrics work, the illusion of robustness checks, and more...
Source: worldbank.org
Weekly links October 15: Nobel prizes for causal inference, hc3 vs robust, CORE economics, learning from doing experiments but not from publication, and more…
This week's links include reflections on a Nobel prize for causal inference with non-observational data, revisiting the advantages of randomization inference, lessons from Pratham's work, and more...
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Claims swirl around academic Ariely after honesty study found to be dishonest
Landmark research adopted by governments and insurance companies is found to be based on falsified data; Israeli-American researcher denies knowing the information was faked
Source: timesofisrael.com