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• Thread: 12 Goods vs 10 No Goods

1. Economist
   80d7
   

   -stata bro

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2. Economist
   11dc
   

   see Max Kasy for example.

   -stata bro

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3. Economist
   0027
   

   Prove a central limit theorem that does not require ergodicity.

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4. Economist
   183b
   

   You don't unless it's a fluke. It's a dead field.

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5. Economist
   ce31
   

   You don't unless it's a fluke. It's a dead field.

   Bump. Still dead 6 years later?

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6. Economist
   8c8d
   

   Write a structural model

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7. Economist
   bea1
   

   Explain why, after a “credibility revolution”, we have learned nothing we didn’t already know before it. (Also, why we think we’ve learned some things we haven’t, and why we pretend to no longer know things we used to know).

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8. Economist
   35bc
   

   see Max Kasy for example.

   -stata bro
   

   Weird troll

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9. Economist
   c8bd
   

   I mean there's much that remains to be done in causality.
   And if you align by the current equilibrium, lots to do in Bayesian & Brownian fields.

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10. Economist
    372f
    

    No one in the real world uses econometrics anymore - it's all ML/CS stuff. Econometrics is a dead field that only exists as a hobby for academics.

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11. Economist
    b3c6
    

    Come up with an alternative to IV

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12. Economist
    8423
    

    Come up with an alternative to IV

    It's called nonparametric bias correction.

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13. Economist
    8423
    

    -stata bro

    Nonparametrics; improving existing estimators of various TEs; improving Bayesian stuff.

    And to be onest, just go and look at papers in Econometric Theory, Econometrica and suchlike...

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14. Economist
    daf7
    

    By staying away

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15. Economist
    8423
    

    Explain why, after a “credibility revolution”, we have learned nothing we didn’t already know before it. (Also, why we think we’ve learned some things we haven’t, and why we pretend to no longer know things we used to know).

    Are you kidding? Thing we used to know?
    Read https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/jep.24.2.3

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16. Economist
    48d1
    

    the world is waiting for fresh unit root results

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17. Economist
    bea1
    

    https://www.econjobrumors.com/topic/a-recipe-for-false-discoveries-sign-errors-and-exaggerated-estimates

    Explain why, after a “credibility revolution”, we have learned nothing we didn’t already know before it. (Also, why we think we’ve learned some things we haven’t, and why we pretend to no longer know things we used to know).

    Are you kidding? Thing we used to know?
    Read https://www.aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/jep.24.2.3

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18. Economist
    ce31
    

    Nonparametrics; improving existing estimators of various TEs; improving Bayesian stuff.
    And to be onest, just go and look at papers in Econometric Theory, Econometrica and suchlike...

    What is Te?

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