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Econ AP at UWG. Often wrong but sometimes useful

Atlanta, GA
Joined June 2020
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Very happy to announce that our (@hasanshahidecon & Kitt Carpenter) paper titled "Sexual Orientation, Sexual Attraction and Income" has been accepted for publication at @JEconRacePolicy đź§µ(below): đź”—: coming soon!
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now out in @JUrbanEcon "Tenant rights, eviction, and rent affordability" by @coulsoncommaed, Thao Le, Victor Ortego-Marti and Lily Shen sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Intriguing paper showing that tenant rights have been increasing--and tend to be highest in liberal states. The consequence is lower evictions, but also much higher rents & homelessness. Tenant Rights, Eviction, and Rent Affordability @SSRN papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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now out in the @JUrbanEcon "When does crime respond to punishment?: Evidence from drug-free school zones" by @rmgonzalez046, @rmjabri and Sarah Komisarow sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
The next online seminar on the economics of crime is Thursday at 1pm ET. #EconTwitter @rmgonzalez046 will present his paper “When Does Crime Respond to Punishment?: Evidence from Drug-Free School Zones” More info: jenniferdoleac.com/online-ec…
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now out in the @JUrbanEcon "Why do right to carry laws increase violence? Effects on gun theft and clearance rates" by John Donohue, @SamuelCai, Matthew Bondy and Philip Cook sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Right to carry laws generate enormous increases in crime, mediated by theft of firearms and reduced police effectiveness. nber.org/papers/w30190
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“never been a better time to teach economics” I numbly reassure myself for the 10000th time in the past 61 months
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today is the first day in months that I haven’t regretted visiting twitter dot com
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Reducing the burden of mental illness on the criminal justice system: Evidence from light-touch outreach out now in @JUrbanEcon by Mary Kate Batistich, William N. Evans and David C. Phillips
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Paul Krugman's new substack has surprisingly great music recommendations. Today he revealed his cousin played in the string section in Portishead's Live from the Roseland Ballroom album🤯 youtu.be/qj3QPx089g4
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The best way to avoid the unintended consequences of a policy is to just intend for the policy to do really bad stuff.
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color me pleasantly surprised by Krugman's music taste paulkrugman.substack.com/arc…
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love this title
Using data from large panel surveys of UK and US firms to show that the response of prices to demand shocks is convex at the firm level, from Philip Bunn, @LenaAnayi, @I_Am_NickBloom, @mizenpaul, @GregoryThwaites, and @iyotzov nber.org/papers/w33234
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I have been reading JMPs all afternoon and the quality of the research is just astonishing. Cheers to all the young econ, policy and social science researchers out there. Y'all are raising the bar.
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highly recommend taking some time to read everything @just_economics posts. Always worth your time. They have a series of posts cataloging JMP threads which is great.
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