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I study the transformation of the U.S. Consumer Credit Industry from a retailer-funded model to a bank-funded model from 1950 to today. Why might we want to fund consumer credit with banks vs. stores? Well, in short, it helps small businesses!
@PATreasurer
@icer_review
What did they spend on R&D, clinical trials, and capital expenditure to get to the point where they can produce it for $1 a pop?
@UFT
The city's air quality is going to be harmed by... fewer cars?
Why is this a job for a Teacher's Union?
Our public policy process is so unbelievably broken
Nobel committee: these theoretical models of bank runs seem very important
People reading the models: wow, good thing we have deposit insurance!!
SVB looking at its 97% uninsured deposit base:
Pleased to announce that I will be continuing my academic journey in the beautiful city of Atlanta, Georgia at the Scheller College of Business at Georgia Tech! Many thanks to all the people without whom I wouldn't be where I am today, and excited for this next chapter!
@rachdele
This tweet is heteronormative and I will not stand for it
I am a rising 5th year grad student and I still don’t speak to members of the same sex, either
As someone who was on the job market this year, did not receive any retweets by prominent economists, and did not get an assistant professor job offer, I can't fathom being mad about an obviously ethical RCT which produced useful information and updated my priors about the world
@TheEconomist
Hmmm I wonder why they have different credit scores…
This is like saying “controlling for food consumption we find no difference in malnutrition”
@arthur_spirling
He's kinda cooking though... Given any data, can't any posterior (that assigns some positive probability to any data) be reverse-engineering by choosing a certain prior?
@EconChrisClarke
But did you control for households' higher demands for what bundles of goods and services are considered adequate for a reasonable and comfortable life?
ChatGPT mimics human biases: I asked it to flip 100 coins for me. The result? Zero sequences of 3-in-a-row (24 such sequences would be expected).
This pattern is observed in human-generated "random" sequences as well.
@the_transit_guy
No, don't you understand, all these expensive egg producers just decided to start selling really expensive eggs because of speculation in the egg financial markets
Delighted to be recognized and awarded as a Rising Financial Literacy Scholar by the Cherry Blossom Financial Education Institute! Many thanks to the organizers of this conference, especially our fabulous and charismatic hostess
@Dr_AnnaLusardi
“But advisor”, the phd student asked, “what about where there are only one set of footsteps?”
“That”, the advisor replied, “was the semester when I was teaching”
@invariance
You'd need firm-by-year FE's to absorb firm age entirely, but what you're describing seems more like the "Cohort-Period-Age" under-identification problem:
@KhoaVuUmn
The best dissertation defense is a good offense. This is why you should show up with copies of your committees' dissertations marked up with corrections
@matthews_p
@JosephPolitano
"Cash" for a big bank isn't physical dollar bills, it's an entry on the Fed's ledger (reserves). Seems these can be temporarily overdrawn (apparently)
@chrissyteigen
Actually, if you take 50% off and then 4% off from the new number, you’d end up at 52% off overall. 54% off is really 50% and then 8% off — an even better deal!
@MarcRobbins15
@AlecStapp
This is a classic NIMBY tactic. Keep asking for small tweaks and insist you’re not against development in general, just the details. Repeat until nothings gets built.
@Susan_Athey
@KhoaVuUmn
When a professor in the audience asks how you calculated standard errors and you tell them "I clustered at the level of treatment assignment"
@jdmaccoby
“Jesus turned over the tables of the money changers and drove them from the temple, so that he could claim a sole monopoly on the arms trade and earn billions of shekels” -Republicans 20:18