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This really is remarkable to anyone who understands economics and knows some history.

This is an important paper which demonstrates the importance of institutional change - add a requirement for data and code for empirical/experimental papers will make reproducibility rate much higher.

China and India probably accounted for the vast majority of people lifted out of poverty in the past 40 years.

🚀Our field experiment (Yan Chen Alain Cohn & Al Roth) on Twitter shows that social media promotion can boost job market outcomes, especially for women❗️ ✅Job market candidates in the treatment group received one additional flyout, with women receiving 0.9 more job offers.

I enjoyed being a participant in this study. For science.

New working paper on social media promotion and job market outcomes - more visibility on Twitter, one more flyout, women in the treatment get 0.9 more job offers.

Reactions to this are interesting. We often randomise money, infrastructure, job training, on mostly poor people. Even if we expect one group to be better off. Either RCT without equipoise are unethical or they are ethical. I hope economists being subjects is not relevant.

I recommend Paul's thoughtful comment thread on our paper. He read the paper and the appendices. Thanks Paul Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

People sometimes find CDFs unintuitive. Here's how to understand them intuitively. A CDF is just magnitudes plotted over ranks.

This also makes FOSD intuitive. Suppose male hights FOSD female heights. This just means: The tallest man is taller than the tallest woman. The 2nd-tallest man is taller than the 2nd-tallest woman. Etc. The k-th tallest man is taller than the k-th tallest woman, for all k.

I hope to see many exciting papers there, think of applying, should be fun!!

Very happy to be among the inaugural class of ESA fellows.

My friend and co-author YingHua He died of kidney cancer this past week. YingHua was among the most brilliant economists I have the good fortune to have met. He was kind, funny and full of good ideas. I miss him and will always cherish the time we had together.

Just received a youtube recording of #YingHua on his research on school choice, sharing his smiles, laughter and wisdom with the world: youtube.com/watch?v=yMD3_G…

Back @NBERpub and psyched to present "The Ms. Allocation of Talent" with Moritz Lubczyk dropbox.com/scl/fi/4bq6446… (1/6)

Really good analysis on ChatGPT and teaching

Just joined. I am in for good equilibria.