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Our new review paper, "A Guide to Climate Damages," is an attempt at unifying three kinds of papers: “hot weather lowers corn and soy yields” with “farmers can alter their crop choice” and with “there’s a lot of trade in agricultural products” 1/4 www.nber.org/papers/w34348

Congratulations @sheilaolmstead.bsky.social @mfranevans.bsky.social Wes, Jiameng, Lala, and Margarita!

The proof is trivial

Congrats on the great article @tina-andarge.bsky.social @davidkeiserecon.bsky.social, Gabe, and Dahlia.

Woo hoo!

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In good news, Chaelo is here and it's glorious! (Chaelo = solo album by Chaeyoung of Twice.) It's quirky indie stuff from a kpop star, very cool.

Hey, #EconSky! Got a policy-relevant paper that you want folks in DC to see? Present & publish it with NBER's Environmental and Energy Policy and the Economy. Submission deadline is Oct 20. Conference is in DC on May 21, 2026. More details below. conference.nber.org/confsubmit/b...

This is a personal attack

About halfway through RF Kuang's new book Katabasis and loving it so far. It's about two PhD students in academic magic who travel to Hell to get a reference letter from their recently deceased advisor. I think the author MAY have seen some toxicity in her academic journey.

Slideshow of today in Washington DC, and how it looks when a terrorizing government scares people away. By me, no paywall: fallows.substack.com/p/a-summer-a...

Buddha in the Attic, Julie Otsuka

Here’s how a man accidentally bought 10,400 Greg Briley rookie cards: defector.com/heres-how-a-...

Looks amazing!

Not quite the last, but over the weekend this Godzilla took a tail swipe at my kids before I took the pic. Crime is out of control!

After what feels like a long time, Chen-ti Chen, Gabe Lade, John Crespi, and @davidkeiserecon.bsky.social have their paper on CAFOs and size-based regulation accepted at the AJAE. (1/5) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

(warning: non-economic and content) I cannot believe that Twice just broke out Icon at Lollapalooza.

Rachael's blog is so great! They are a terrific writer and so smart--I always learn things when I read the blog. Subscribe today!

On Monday, I started a "simple" scraping task. On Tuesday, I enlisted an RA's help. We finished on Wednesday around lunch. I will learn nothing from this.

Great resources for young scholars in econ!

Very pleased that our local projections dif-in-dif paper is now out in the Journal of Applied Econometrics. Joint with @dgirardi.bsky.social, Jorda, and Taylor. It's a tool that we think many applied economists will find useful (indeed many already have). 🧵

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Is US air pollution regulation too lenient? 🏭💸 We find marginal benefits of pollution control exceed marginal costs by >10×. New evidence from dozens of US pollution offset markets. 📄forthcoming at AER, w/ Reed Walker: joseph-s-shapiro.com/research/IsA... 1/🧵

Hello #econtwitter community: if any of you has been teaching any of my papers, would you mind shooting me a DM? I would hugely appreciate that 🙏 and thanks in advance!

I'd love to fund studies of interventions that reduce real-time pollution exposure, in the US, on outcomes related to violence and criminal behavior. (There is strong evidence that such exposure increases violence in real time; the next question is how much interventions can mitigate this effect.)

The commercials for Million Dollar Baby sure made it seem like a uplifting story. Children of Men wasn't my best decision either.

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Hi #EconSky! I was on the market this past cycle, specifically focused on the DC-Maryland-Virginia area because my fiancé is at the Fed Board (we get married this May). I had a few government offers, all of which ended up being affected by the current civil service cuts.

Me trying to keep up with the DiD literature.

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Is anyone on #EconTwitter or another social science aware of any evaluations of Promise Pay (in its use as a utility debt relief app--I know there can be other uses)? I'd appreciate any leads. Thanks!

Goddamn

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An idea I’ll float here while I figure out how to operationalize:

This is a great paper! Congratulations to @tina-andarge.bsky.social, @davidkeiserecon.bsky.social, Gabe,and Dalia!

We're so back to normal, except "trains are offloading at strategic locations to minimize train traffic" is new!

“from 2012-2023, about half of all new EV registrations in the U.S. went to the 10% most Democratic counties” www.nber.org/papers/w33591

Just published in @jpube.bsky.social: "Testing above the limit: Drinking water contamination and test scores" By Michelle Marcus www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... #econsky

"We must be brave and so, so, so annoying."--this, this I can do. Great stuff from @mckinneykelsey.bsky.social Gift link: defector.com/there-should...

📣 AERE@OSWEET returns *this Friday* March 14th at 2pm Eastern (11am Pacific) with 3 terrific talks on natural resources: Presenters: ✨Ken Jung (Yale, @kenjung.bsky.social) ✨Prachi Jhamb (Georgia) ✨Lucas Corrêa-Dias (EESP-FGB) Register: nus-sg.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

Revealing real-time indoor air pollution cuts it by 17 percent overall, 34 percent when occupied. Lower-income households face worse indoor air pollution. A $1 subsidy for monitors has infinite public value, from @rmetcalfe.bsky.social and Sefi Roth https://www.nber.org/papers/w33510

This is a very interesting result!

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