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Mixtape Book Sales
Today, I got the final tallies from Yale University Press UK for my Chinese sales, which allowed me to finally know how much I’ve sold of the book since…
Apr 25
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S3E14: Jesse Rothstein, Labor Economist, UC Berkeley
This week’s guest on the Mixtape with Scott is Jesse Rothstein, the Carmel P. Friesen Chair in Public Policy at UC-Berkeley and the Faculty Director of…
Apr 23
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CAREER is a Transformer Model Used to Predict Occupational Outcomes
or how I noticed this paper when I saw Susan Athey's name attached to it at 3am this morning
Apr 20
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Introducing "Design-Based Regression Inference" Workshop Taught by Peter Hull
Information about Peter Hull’s new workshop, “Design-Based Regression Inference” Starting next Monday, April 22nd, Peter Hull from Brown University is…
Apr 17
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S3E13: Martin Gaynor, Health Economist, Carnegie Mellon/DOJ
Welcome to the Mixtape with Scott! We are getting closer to the hundredth episode! This is our 91st interview if I include Adam Smith (played by…
Apr 16
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1:37:29
ChatGPT Can Predict the Future When it Tells Stories Set in the Future About the Past
my newest manuscript with Van Pham
Apr 15
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Saturday morning links
Been providing a lot of my content for free the last month or so. I can’t quite figure out the right combination of free to gated, but today I’ll have…
Apr 13
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Validating Econometric Design: A Case Study from James Habyarimana's Updates to his 2003 Job Market Paper
This substack takes a closer look at a significant yet subtle transition in economic research methodology using James Habyarimana’s 2005 revision of his…
Apr 12
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Mental health needs among inmates and self harm attempts — my new paper just out in JHR
I don’t like to use social media to share my new papers but I thought I’d do it this week anyway. My paper with Jonathan Seward, Karen Clay and Vivian…
Apr 11
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S3E12: Daniel Chen, Political Economy, Toulouse
Welcome to the 12th episode of the third season of the Mixtape with Scott, a podcast devoted to listening to the stories of living economists. This…
Apr 9
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Saturday morning links
Today I’m teaching the first day of a two day workshop on synthetic control. If you’re still interested, feel free to come. We accept registrations…
Apr 6
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Workshop Announcement, Regression Adjustment and Needing to Cite Packages else they become Public Goods
I feel horrible when I go AWOL from the substack and then step in only to post about an upcoming workshop. But I have to do it, otherwise people won’t…
Apr 4
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