How good are you at making decisions under uncertainty *without* having any verbal (or other explicit) information? Likely better than you imagine! An intriguing card game forms a persuasive illustration: https://t.co/QUzWm8Ypeo

If you haven't read "AI Agents for Economic Research" by @akorinek , you should drop everything and do it right now. Get up to date or get left behind. Link in the next post.

La follia fa presto a diffondersi quando le persone normali abbassano la guardia in nome di una mal concepita e suicida "tolleranza".

https://t.co/S4SDl9LWxq

Bessent misses the point when he focuses on debt vs. equity. Either way, his trip to Ukraine was to demand that Ukraine give a stream of income to the US as some kind of compensation. Read Keynes. This was the central error of Versailles.

Sad spectacle today of the United States government siding with Russian aggressor against Ukraine. I would have resigned from any Administration that behaved so grotesquely. Secretary Bessent says I am wrong to have described him as seeking to impose Versailles-like terms on

Your dignity honors the bravery of the Ukrainian people. Be strong, be brave, be fearless. You are never alone, dear President @ZelenskyyUa. We will continue working with you for a just and lasting peace.

Non guardate la tv, lo faccio io @PiazzapulitaLA7 @corradoformigli @negrialbe attendo rettifica settimana prossima Fact checking ampliato e con aggiunta di fonti rispetto al post di ieri https://t.co/Nap1uF5ytr

Transfer students who entered the degree through a block transfer pathway (advanced standing) outperformed others in terms of grades, graduation, and retention rates.

55% of college degree entrants were transfers, with over a third transferring from their own college, 17% from a university, and 11% from another college (many attended more than one inst. type).

We’ve just posted our @ONCAT- funded study! “Student Pathways into Ontario Colleges’ Bachelor’s Degrees: Patterns of mobility, student characteristics, academic and labour market outcomes” https://t.co/t6B9rdK6WG

My BPP trilogy. I suppose I ought to know how to market these better (@rorysutherland might offer some advice). But they are available to buy at: https://t.co/8HsCFRmGUY @LSEnews @LSESocialPolicy

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS Second Summer School on Economic Behaviours: Models, Measurements, and Policies Como, Italy, June 26–July 1, 2022 DEADLINE for submissions: APRIL 30, 2022 Full information at: https://t.co/6FRXtaZKjn

Four reasons to doubt nudging to shape people's behaviour: https://t.co/WACskO278R

Everyone hates cookie banners. They are a subversion of the GDPR and make it difficult to protect our privacy. Here are some proposals for improving the situation. https://t.co/8xG2XZCsmK (joint work with @HendirkB at the @EU_ScienceHub of the @EU_Commission).

Nudging for... Ehm...🙄

We find out the heart only by dismanting what the heart knows. Jack Gilbert, who uses these tenuous declaratives to open a poem. Beautiful stuff.

I will host at least 3 full/half day online symposia on the ‘The limits of the State from a behavioural perspective’ in the first half of 2022. Speakers will include Besley, Sugden, Sunstein, Weber, Bicchieri etc. Members of the @ibppa can attend. To join:

I would pay to watch footage of someone doing their "own research" on vaccines. Share your screen because I am absolutely dying to know what you're looking at

Why the behavioural biases might not be biases at all: