Joris Pinkse
@PinkseJoris
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Professor of Economics, Penn State
State College, PA
Joined July 2013
Hey #EconTwitter, I'm on the job market with a paper about open source software. OSS is a global public good, widely used and provided by the private sector, but the target of recent industrial policy. Paper: https://t.co/m7O3ul9DRj 1/
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Excited to see my paper with Federico Zincenko in print @ RAND. Next paper! :-) https://t.co/plU2nTxsqI
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We propose an empirical framework for asymmetric Cournot oligopoly with private information about variable costs. First, considering a linear demand for a homogeneous product with a random intercep...
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Btw, I recently finished my @JuliaLanguage implementation of the @AmitEcon , @snavarrol, Rievers (2020) production function estimation method. It's a now a registered Julia package! Go check it out here https://t.co/LkklbZjjVP Feel free to contribute to dev and improve it.
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Implementation of the Gandhi, Navarro, Rievers (2020) production function estimator. - MarkusTrunschke/GNRProdEst.jl
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We wrote this paper for a special issue in the honor of Jonathan Eaton whose work and character has been such a great inspiration. Also unique for a paper to be written by three of Jonathan's advisees! (and all with Indiana-related affiliations!)
Really happy to see our paper online https://t.co/shQUXtd9AO. Here is a thread about the paper. 🧵🧵🧵 @JIntlEcon @ALashkaripour @Farid__Farrokhi
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Cemmap/UCL and FGV/EPGE are co-organising "Econometrics in Rio" (twice)! If you are in the Beautiful City in June (see below) or August and looking for some econometrics, check the event website ( https://t.co/HSUX0H5AWH) for registration details to attend.
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Emory University Economics professor Caroline Fohlin's arrest video was bad in a vacuum but seeing what precedes it makes it even worse. Dark times.
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Please submit your working papers to the NBER Environmental and Energy economics Summer Institute! Deadline is Thursday, March 21st! https://t.co/396F9NZZYy
⏰This Thurs 3/21 is deadline for NBER energy/environment summer institute submissions🌍 https://t.co/h8KaAd68EH Especially encourage: - new faculty, grad students, folks who haven't submitted/presented before - people/papers bridging fields (macro/labor/trade/IO/devo...)
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Always try to be "sharp". Please check our recent pub, with my amazing co-authors Lixiong Li (JHU), and Desire Kedagni @UNC_econ.
Unveiling risks in non-sharp identified sets: This paper reveals that non-sharp identified sets, contrary to the intuition, could be misleading. It provides a framework to address discrepancies for more robust empirical analysis https://t.co/RSzHRZM7he
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Something IO folks should keep in mind! @eizenb_alon and I are editing a special issue of IJIO on "Market Power and the Macroeconomy" See the details below
1/2 @conlon_chris and I are jointly editing a Special Issue of IJIO titled "Market power and the macroeconomy" Recent trends such as inflation or rising interest rates create a nice laboratory to study how the macro environment shapes firms' strategy and competitive conduct.
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According to https://t.co/K6X6OIQRM2
@penn_state have fewer than 3,000 tenured/tenure line faculty. Its HR department has between 200 and 500 employees according to its linked-in page. Happy spring break everyone.
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What causes noneconomists to say "economists think this" or "economists expect this" when I've never heard an economist express that view or expectation?
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SATs are correlated with academic success, but much time is wasted on learning to solve mindless exercises by rote. It would be better to have a standardized curriculum with subject-based state or federal exams at the end.
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All 82 original contributions to the evidence volume of the IFS Deaton Review are collected here. This expert evidence, soon to be published in Oxford Open Economics, will inform the Review panel as they consider the conclusions of the review
Inequality: The Deaton Review. The whole evidence volume of the Review, with clickable links to the remarkable set of commissioned articles across the many dimensions of inequality, is available here
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Congrats to @ubcVSE's Kevin Song and @vadimmarmer, and @TilburgEOR's Denis Kojevnikov (UBC PhD '19), for winning the Zellner Award for best theory paper in @JEconometrics!
Congratulations to Denis Kojevnikov who received the 2023 @JEconometrics Zellner Award, together with @vadimmarmer & Kyungchul Song, for the best theory paper in the journal: Limit theorems for network dependent random variables 👏🏽👏🏽 https://t.co/cxeSC2onKu
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OpenAI.jl now supports the @OpenAI Assistants API! I haven't written docs for it yet but you can read all the docstrings in the source. Release notes: https://t.co/wSPgjxXvix Doc strings:
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OpenAI v0.9.0 Diff since v0.8.7 Merged pull requests: update README.md with default parameter override section, formatting (#53) (@rory-linehan) Add Formatter (spec + CI step) (#56) (@svilupp) Ass...
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Happy new year! Excited to announce that our textbook with Xavier, "Difference-in-Differences for Simple and Complex Natural Experiments", is under contract with Princeton University Press. Check out the "working textbook" version here! Comments welcome!
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Thinking about a "pre-doc" next year? How about living in NYC? Come to @NYUSternEcon and work with me @giulia_bran @MJ_Dickstein and @ptscott. We are a lively group of IO economists and can promise you lots of one on one time. @econ_ra #predoc
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