Let me offer a piece of advice. I'm on the demand side; last year the market cleared pretty late, and we had a flyout from a candidate with at HORRIBLE attitude. He was obviously upset that he was still on the market so late in the game. Try to take a deep breath and put things in perspective; you are not unemployed yet. It's still January. There is a possibility that things will work out. And if they do, be grateful and excited so that people actually want you as a colleague. Otherwise, your just shooting yourself in the foot. (We didn't make that guy an offer.)
It's been confirmed: I am a failure.
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Check out Markus. Bruckner work in econometrica. Don't underestimate ivreg.
You're the one exaggerating. Has anything helpful really come out of sh*tty empirical work based on a litany of sh*tty assumptions from a sh*thead like me? Nope. No nontrivial academic or policy debate has EVER been settled with empirical methods.
come on. do not exaggerate.
i suppose they taught you IV analysis during the PhD. do you know what important questions have been answered by using IV analysis?
another thing you learned is the difference between fixed effects and random effects estimator. the answer to this problem will change the lives of people in the future.