#EconTwitter I have created a new DiD Resources page on my website. It has links to all of my DiD teaching slides, coding exercises, and packages I've created. All this info was technically already online, but hopefully this makes it easier to find it! jonathandroth.com/did-resources/

Happy to have my JMP published and thanks to Jennifer Alix-Garcia to be such as wonderful coauthor

More bird data for Canada, hopefully easy to access for research too. canada.ca/en/environment…

Take a look at the new hdidregress command in #Stata18 for heterogeneous difference-in-differences (DID) estimation. Visualize effects; aggregate effects within group, time, or exposure to treatment; and more. Watch → buff.ly/3If7Ml9

Ph.D. students in economics: How to organize your projects and not make the replication files a huge pain - a thread with a minimal working example with some potential extensions.

Are you interested in measuring the impact of weather/climate on outcomes of interest? Do you observe the weather variables at a higher frequency? Wondering how you should choose between different models and their implied climate projections? Pleased to share our recent JoE+code

This Friday, March 22nd, we will have the pleasure of hosting Santiago Saavedra from Universidad del Rosario who will present "Digging for Votes: Machine-learning detection of illegal mining and its effects on political outcomes" at our seminar at 3 pm, room DS-5650 #econtwitter

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At the University of Chicago, our colleague Fanny Moffette will present her paper "Does Local Politics Drive Tropical Land-Use Change? Property-Level Evidence from the Amazon" (coauthored with Erik Katovich) this weekend for the Midwest International Economic Development Conference.

What in the hell is happening in this country?

Real banger of a new paper on global temp/gdp relationships by Adrian Bilal and Diego Kanzig. SCC of >$1000 under pretty conservative interpretation of their results! Link here: drive.google.com/file/d/1zyOAE8…

The brilliant Amelia B. Finaret and I distilled years of teaching and student feedback in this new book, and so happy it's #OpenAccess via Palgrave Economics, thanks to the Agriculture, Nutrition & Health Academy. It looks great on any device, and in print!

The State of Development Journals 2024: Quality, Acceptance Rates, Review Times, and What’s New - my annual post on submission numbers, etc. blogs.worldbank.org/en/impactevalu…

To DIDistas: Stata did_multiplegt_dyn is now integrated with estout! Here is a tutorial explaining how to combine the two commands: github.com/chaisemartinPa… And here is a tutorial explaining how to put results from twowayfeweights into a Latex table: github.com/chaisemartinPa…

Looking for some light beach reading? Check out new version of our book "Credible Answers to Hard Questions: Differences-in-Differences for Natural Experiments"! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… With companion videos from my course at World Bank: youtube.com/playlist?list=… And dofiles...

Very happy to have my paper with Daniel Phaneuf, Lisa Rausch, and Holly Gibbs out in Global Environmental Change! Fun journey to better understand the implicit value of formal property rights in the Amazon and Cerrado biomes in Brazil. doi.org/10.1016/j.gloe…

🚨 Nuevo paper en NBER 🚨 Modificacion a los contratos de 💰 por servicios ambientales 🌳, aumenta su costo-eficiencia por 4! Disponible en nber.org/papers/w32689 Conjunto con Seema Jayachandran y #santiagoizquierdotort

I've posted a review article on deep learning for economists arxiv.org/pdf/2407.15339. The DL literature is vast, and I initially found it pretty daunting to find the parts of it that are most relevant to economic applications. I hope people will find this useful! #econtwitter

Comparto programa de Python que creó Francisco Pizzi para estudiar GRATIS para el GRE: github.com/fmpizzi/gre_pr… Agregado también al blog en aplicardesdeargentina.weebly.com/gre.html Muchísimas gracias Fran! pixie 😀

Montreal is North America’s best bike city. It wasn’t always this way & didn’t happen over night. It took political will, careful planning of a connected network & annual investments in the networks growth & expansion. 📍 Montreal 🚲 🎥 Vélo dHiver Montréal