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• Thread: 253 Goods vs 81 No Goods

1. Economist
   3bea
   

   JB and coauthor JB

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2. Economist
   b850
   

   definitely avoid DH and his coauthors, the guy is busted. Editors now always send his paper to hostiles refs

   DH from BU!! There was a VERY interesting thread on him here (google DH and ejmr - it is still in the google-cache - or DH and Yelp) that has been deleted (not sure why).

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3. Economist
   c161
   

   werw

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4. Economist
   c161
   

   I think it is more informative to talk about what kind of behaviors should trigger caution. After all, people change. I've encountered more than one cases in which good people do despicable things.

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5. Economist
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   Albert Wang @ Auburn University

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6. Economist
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   AS

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7. Economist
   abed
   

   AS

   Andrei Shleifer? Andrei Simonov?

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8. Economist
   5985
   

   AS

   Andrei Shleifer? Andrei Simonov?

   Amit Seru?

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9. Economist
   9992
   

   Amir Sufi?

   AS

   Andrei Shleifer? Andrei Simonov?

   Amit Seru?

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10. Economist
    b288
    

    Antoinette Scholar?

    Amir Sufi?

    AS

    Andrei Shleifer? Andrei Simonov?

    Amit Seru?
    

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11. Economist
    2c27
    

    Just to be safe, avoid them all

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12. Economist
    3679
    

    This

    Just to be safe, avoid them all

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13. Economist
    e2b0
    

    The sad truth: you cannot avoid those people professionally as disvussants/referees/letter writers etc.
    You can avoid coauthorng with jerks. Soo, the better question is: co-authors to avoid?

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14. Economist
    f121
    

    I think it is more informative to talk about what kind of behaviors should trigger caution. After all, people change. I've encountered more than one cases in which good people do despicable things.

    Forgiveness! Such a strange concept these days but a lovely one! To read of it on EJMR of all places:)

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15. Economist
    c161
    

    Juniors should avoid any argument with such people. However ridiculous they are, you will never win as long as licked seniors are judges.

    If you're senior person, don't avoid him.
    He'll lick our a... so hard!

    Mao Ye

    THIS

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16. Economist
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    JB

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17. Economist
    9eb6
    

    ^ who is JB?

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18. Economist
    c128
    

    Let me be clear about what is going to happen. In Fenance academia, half of people you meet are ok. The other half is the one you need to avoid.

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19. Economist
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    A random walk ?

    Let me be clear about what is going to happen. In Fenance academia, half of people you meet are ok. The other half is the one you need to avoid.

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20. Economist
    c516
    

    Golden advice !!

    Juniors should avoid any argument with such people. However ridiculous they are, you will never win as long as licked seniors are judges

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