Wondering whether there are similar trends in providing replication packages for econometrics 😅

Wow, people in this library must be quite humble ;)

Feels like Pinocchio telling us to prevent lying 🤥

Correct me if I am wrong, but couldn’t we say though that when importing goods compared to buying domestic products, the Keynesian multiplier is much lower, thus relatively decreasing GDP?

Is this real?

Any hypothesis for Q2?

Thank you so much for splitting this up, very helpful!

Thank you for pointing this out! I sometimes think teaching people about OVB might be one of the most effective tools for statistical literacy 😅

Great, thank you!

Very interesting! Do you already now in which version of the Oxford Bulletin it will likely be published? I’d love to cite it in the paper I am about to hand in.

I’d argue that the most productive students usually sit in the front, though ;)

Frankly, I don’t understand the polemic in this and other of your posts. Obviously, the decision to reform the debt break will need to be backed by a 2/3 majority in the BT, the same which was necessary to implement it in the first place. How is that not representative of “us”, the GER electorate?

Do you know any good resources summing up the fuss about IV and DiD?

Could be one explanatory factor that government interventions and experimental designs (on which much research is based on) got more effective over time, hence the share of null results declines naturally?

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You are welcome, Julius!

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