Rafa de la Vega
@hirschmania.bsky.social
phd fellow @unumerit.bsky.social | structural change, income inequality | music, football
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Isaac finds that economists are far more likely than other social scientists to identify their field with a distinctive method rather than a distinctive subject matter. But if you look only at empirical economists (whose secondary identity is statistics), this effect disappears.
May 5, 2025 at 11:43 AM
Isaac finds that economists are far more likely than other social scientists to identify their field with a distinctive method rather than a distinctive subject matter. But if you look only at empirical economists (whose secondary identity is statistics), this effect disappears.