Anaïs Fabre
@anaisfabre_econ
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PhD Candidate @TSEinfo . Next: Postdoc @TheIFS ('24) and Assistant Professor @ECONMunich ('25). Labor, econometrics.
Toulouse, France
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Thrilled to go on tour with such a fantastic group! Many thanks to
@RevEconStudies
and to our hosts.
📢
The 2024 REStud North America Tour will take place at Arizona State University on October 30, the University of Maryland on November 1 and and Washington University of St. Louis
@WUSTLArtSci
on November 4. This year’s tourists will be 👇
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This was a fantastic conference! Many thanks to
@UrbanEconomics
for this award and congrats to
@MilanQuentel
and
@PonsardJade
!
Congratulations to the winner (
@MilanQuentel
) and runners-up (
@PonsardJade
@anaisfabre_econ
) of this year’s PhD prize
@UrbanEconomics
#EMUEA2024
. And thanks to the prize committee chair David Nagy.
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@instrumenthull
@pedrohcgs
Related to this, I find that parallel trends on both Y(1) and Y(0) actually imply that the TWFE estimator does not weigh any ATE negatively, while still allowing for treatment effects heterogeneity (assuming no carryover)! Linking the paper here:
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@pedrohcgs
@instrumenthull
It implies that the ATEs follow the same evolution over time across groups, but actually allows ATEs to be different across groups.
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@econoflove
@RevEconStudies
Thank you. We're not related, Fabre is a quite common last name in France!
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@TradeDiversion
Thank you for putting this list together!
Anaïs Fabre (Toulouse School of Economics) - The Geography of Higher Education and Spatial Inequalities -
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