Sitemap - 2024 - Scott's Substack

The Pinocchio Effect, Economies of Scale and Market Concentration in AI

S3E15: Peter Boettke, Austrian Economics, George Mason University

The 2018 Farm Bill Apparently Legalized THC

Saturday morning links

Mixtape Book Sales

S3E14: Jesse Rothstein, Labor Economist, UC Berkeley

CAREER is a Transformer Model Used to Predict Occupational Outcomes

Introducing "Design-Based Regression Inference" Workshop Taught by Peter Hull

S3E13: Martin Gaynor, Health Economist, Carnegie Mellon/DOJ

ChatGPT Can Predict the Future When it Tells Stories Set in the Future About the Past

Saturday morning links

Validating Econometric Design: A Case Study from James Habyarimana's Updates to his 2003 Job Market Paper

Mental health needs among inmates and self harm attempts — my new paper just out in JHR

S3E12: Daniel Chen, Political Economy, Toulouse

Saturday morning links

Workshop Announcement, Regression Adjustment and Needing to Cite Packages else they become Public Goods

S3E11: Peter Klein, Entrepreneurship, Baylor

Saturday links

Mixtape Sessions: Past, Present and Future (maybe)

S3E10: Richard Blundell, Labor Economist, University of College London

[Reposting S1E14]: Interview with Petra Todd, Econometrician, University of Pennsylvania

Triple differences part 5: Presenting the event study plots

Saturday morning links

Another workshop announcement, heading to Houston and desiring a tribe

[Reposting] S1E27: Interview with Kyle Kretschman, head of economics at Spotify

Workshop announcement and getting back on track

Saturday links: Europe edition

Was Neyman's 1923 Potential Outcomes Notation Originally for Continuous Treatments?

S3E9: Pierre Chiappori, Micro Theorist, Columbia University

Saturday morning links with a lot of rambling thoughts while I should be packing for my trip to Germany

Generative AI and Worker Productivity

S3E8: Marianne Bitler, Public Economist, UC Davis

Last plug for Demand Estimation Workshop

Saturday links

Another workshop announcement: diff-in-diff

Workshop announcement: Difference-in-differences (Causal 2)

Workshop announcement: DEMAND ESTIMATION

S3E7: Wilbert van der Klaauw, Research Economist, NY Federal Reserve

Mixtape Mailbag #10: Letters from and to a Reader Contemplating Dropping Out of Their PhD Program

Saturday weekly links

Decomposing TWFE in a Continuous Diff-in-Diff: Part 1

Brief mention of continuous diff in diff

S3E6: Bruce Hansen, Econometrician, Univ of Wisconsin

Mixtape Mailbag #9: Log Transformations in Diff-in-Diff with Continuous Treatments

Saturday morning open tabs

S3E5: Chris Taber, Labor Economist, Wisconsin

Mixtape Mailbag #8: Continuous Triple Differences

It’s raining websites!

Using ChatGPT-4 for a new price discriminating hurdle for my workshops

Difference-in-Differences: No Anticipation with Parallel Trends (with a simulation and equations)

S3E4: Andrew Baker, Professor, UC Berkeley Law

Workshop announcement: Causal Inference 1

Saturday morning open tabs

Workshop announcement: $95 price for non-tenure track or professors with higher teaching loads

S3E3: Carlos Cinelli, Statistician, University of Washington

Mixtape Mailbag #7: What Happens in Difference-in-Differences if Parallel Trends is satisfied but No Anticipation is Violated?

Saturday roundup of open tabs

Labor's Design and the Making of Good Music

Redesigning my Causal Inference Class and a Sharing of my Worldview

S3E2: Caitlin Myers, Labor Economist, Middlebury College

Mixtape Mailbag #6: Redefining a diff-in-diff problem as a SUTVA violation

Using ChatGPT-4 to Decorate My Living Room

Workshop announcement: Causal I

Scientific Accuracy and Readability

Workshop announcement: demand estimation

S3E1: Richard Freeman, Labor Economist, Harvard

Mixtape Mailbag #5: My comments on a reader's paper using diff-in-diff to study a program's impact reducing violence against women

CodeChella Madrid 2024

Saturday morning weekly roundup

Penultimate day in Rome

Matrix Completion: Part 2

Matrix completion: Part 1

Visualizing your event study plot

Updates from Rome