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  • Predictions for economics, given AI
  • Getting better causal inferences by using more information (my talk at Stanford this coming Wed)
  • Nowcasts and WEO, WSJ Forecasts

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marginalrevolution.com /2 weeks ago

Predictions for economics, given AI

From Ingar Haaland: With math essentially being delegated to OpenAI, here’s what I predict for economics and the social sciences more generally: The top tier of research will just...

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statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu /2 weeks ago

Getting better causal inferences by using more information (my talk at Stanford this coming Wed)

It’s the political economy seminar at Stanford business school, Wed 14 Oct at noon in room M109: Lagged regression, difference in differences, two way fixed effects, regression dis...

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econbrowser.com /6 days ago

Nowcasts and WEO, WSJ Forecasts

Recent releases: Figure 1: Reported GDP (bold black), October WSJ mean forecast (blue), GDPNow (light blue square), NY Fed nowcast (red *), October WEO (tan +). Source: BEA 2026Q2...

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marginalrevolution.com /3 weeks ago

Merging LLMs and economics research

We introduce an open-source workflow that enables an LLM to reproduce, improve, and extend an economics article using the article’s published replication package. First, the workfl...

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healthvsmedicine.blogspot.com /2 weeks ago

Economics 101: Second lesson

 

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marginalrevolution.com /3 weeks ago

The top private sector employers of economics graduates

Here is the link. The post The top private sector employers of economics graduates appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION.

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statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu /1 month ago

It’s satisfying to see the economics profession come around on some things (regression discontinuity analysis and so-cal...

Jonathan Falk points to this post by Nicholas Decker and writes: I thought you’d be interested in a couple of things in this. First, the regression discontinuity pictures and Decke...

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econbrowser.com /1 day ago

Forward Price Earnings Ratios

Looking pretty good — although one needs to wonder about analysts’ estimates of forward earnings… Source: Yardeni.com, accessed 22.10.2026. Compare against CAPE:

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healthvsmedicine.blogspot.com /2 weeks ago

Finally: Economics 101

I expect that many economists who might happen to read what follows would say that I present a caricature of the discipline. That may be so, or partly so, but unfortunately it’s a...

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marginalrevolution.com /1 month ago

The Kalshi Citizen Debt Forecast (CDF)

Kalshi Research is doing interesting work on the fundamentals of prediction markets and also on how data from prediction markets can be used to improve other forecasts. Economists...

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statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu /5 days ago

“Death and Taxes: Taking Causal Inference into the Real World”

Nandita Mitra is giving a webinar this Tuesday at noon with the above title and the following abstract: Statisticians develop methods with the hope that they will ultimately inform...

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