Milan Quentel
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On the job market 2023/24. I use quasi-experimental and structural methods to study welfare and inequality in the climate transition. Love nature & the outdoors
UPF, Barcelona
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I am officially off the market.
In 2024-2025, I will be a Hoover Fellow at Stanford (
@HooverInst
).
From 2025, I will join Carlos III in Madrid as an AP (
@EconomicsUc3m
).
I am so grateful for all the help I have received along the way!!
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My take: likes Bulgakow, Faulkner, García Márquez, Mahler 5 and Berlin techno, asks the cab driver how their day is going, daily meditation practise but wild on the dance floor, no pineapple on pizza, Stata + Python > R, no customized cover letter unless there's a credible signal
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I am already an instant fan. "Pay attention to the world around you." (1) "Focus on ideas and mechanisms." (2) and "Armed with ideas, look for a suitable setting." Not the reverse.. (3).
@IvanWerning
How to get started and come up with ideas for topics to work on? Here are my slides. Main message: pay attention to the world around you; look for seemingly important things that haven't been studied by economists; carefully read work from other fields.
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If you are in California next year + interested in climate change or economic geography, let me know! It would be great to meet up.
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Beautiful
Yellowstone before and after.
Preliminary geological map of the Yellowstone National Park - 1878
Original at LoC -
@librarycongress
#arcgis
#arcgispro
#usgs
#blender
#yellowstone
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@annastansbury
@jasonfurman
Careful! We don't know the counterfactual. Germany had unreasonably high unempl. rates before (with a peak in 2005). If you take 2007 as the benchmark, it looks like Germany managed well even if it didn't. Pre-crisis structural reforms likely more important than crisis management
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I worked with David as a PreDoc in 2016/17, and I have learnt a lot under his wings. Highly recommended! 👇
💥Come work with me as a PreDoc at
@econ_uzh
in Zurich, Switzerland! 💥
For more info and how to apply click the link below:
@econ_ra
@predoc_org
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"The more the data, the surer we fool ourselves." - thought-provoking, witty, and well written abstract. I've yet to read the full paper but it sounds great!
I enjoyed looking at Xiao-Li Meng's extraordinary paper on big data and bias,
Amazing journey by an imaginative scholar, who writes as well as he talks.
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Earning's penalty for women after child birth highest in Germany (and Austria) and lower in US, UK, Denmark and Sweden. Highly correlated with gender norms, see thread 👇
By far the highest earnings penalties are found for Germany and Austria: up to 80% in the short run and 60% in the long run. (4/6)
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This is fire
Hello! Tamara Broderick, Ryan Giordano and I have a new working paper out!! It's called "An Automatic Finite-Sample Robustness Metric: Can Dropping a Little Data Change Conclusions?"
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Making your friends avoid taxes? Important topic and very interesting strategy to isolate the causal effect using discontinues changes in individual shareholding of firms...
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@FontenaySbasti1
@MSCActions
@UPFBarcelona
@LibertadGonLu
Great to hear that you are back! How long will you stay? I'll get back to Barcelona in a week. Let's have a coffee soon. :-)
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@Noahpinion
Interesting topic, although it might be a bit misleading to speak of causal evidence...
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@FontenaySbasti1
@MSCActions
@UPFBarcelona
@LibertadGonLu
Awesome! That's plenty of time to have coffee. Looking forward to seeing you soon.
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Very interesting! Glover, Pallais & Pariente in QJE: Quasi-experimental evidence on how discrimination reduces worker performance.
New in QJE: Discrimination as a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, by Dylan Glover, Amanda Pallais, William Pariente.
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Interesting application of machine learning in the social sciences:
Long slog but finally our paper on machine learning applied to bail decisions
@jure
@hima_bindu
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@nickgebbia
@HooverInst
@EconomicsUc3m
Thanks Nick! And congrats to you again, too - looking forward to seeing you soon!
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Cool approach! Identifying the economic effects of outmigration on rural areas.
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@FrizisIakov
Maybe this of interest to you : Some aspects of the fiscal relationship between Catalunya and Spain.
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wow!
The scale of human management for the Amazon rainforest is larger than typically thought... ponder the cultural history of this vital region of the Earth.
#ClimateHeritage
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@salonigupta435
@HooverInst
@EconomicsUc3m
Thank you, Saloni. And congratulations to you, too! Great to hear that you will also be around. I will definitely be in touch!
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@DauthEcon
Thank you, Wolfgang. The amazing data + hospitality of you and your team
@iab_news
were so important for the job market paper (and ultimately, the outcome of the market). Thanks so much!
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Good point + great example!
Economic historians often say that we should answer historical questions which have contemporary import. I disagree. This restricts us in profoundly counterproductive ways. Answering the historical question of the moment keeps us from informing the historical narrative. 1/N
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@edge
's 2017 collection of essays on recent scientific development is out. This book series is highly recommendable!
Pub date! "Know This: Today's Most Interesting and Important Scientific Ideas, Discoveries, and Developments" EdgeQ
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@shmifi
@LpunktLpunkt
New in nature: Witchcraft accusations in rural China through the the lens of social networks No causal identification, but it'd be amazing to have the data set
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@joachim_voth
Should work well in QGIS. Might take 30-60 minutes per map to do it beautifully, so it depends on the number of maps. If someone has good python code to automate, I'd be curious to see it!
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@Ishan_Nath
@HooverInst
@EconomicsUc3m
Thank you so much, Ishan. Looking forward to seeing you soon at the Workshop on the Macro Implications of Climate Change!!
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Caveat: of course, this is me + Western biased, highly subjective, and mostly a joke.
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@JoanMonrasEcon
Thanks so much, Joan! I appreciate it, as much as your feedback on the paper and help throughout the market. We did it!
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Only ps-matching to address endogeneity but very interesting nonetheless: Do foreign-born workers foster exports? …
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This might be exactly what we need: Unbiased estimators, adj. variance etc. in networks. Now forthcoming in AOAS
Estimating effects with general interference — Aronow &
@cdsamii
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