I recently had two conversations with third-year PhD students about how to do research. Both of them started with the students asking me if

Now that I’ve written about why randomized controlled experiments are so great, it’s time to talk about some of the common ways in which

I was going to write more about quasi-experimental methods, but then I realized why these are usually discussed last in econometrics/empirical methods books. In

You just read a fascinating article suggesting that drinking a glass of red wine is equivalent to spending an hour at the gym, that

In my talks with graduate students, I realized that many of them look for research ideas in the conclusion of a paper, where author(s)

I loved PhD Comicsas a grad student. Frankly, I still find them quite relatable as an Assistant Professor (and in a few years, I

Obviously, it’s been a while since I’ve blogged. As it turns out, I’m up for tenure review in two years, and with the publication

“Often wrong, always certain”, goes a saying I once heard about economists. Frankly, I hate admitting when I’m wrong or when I don’t know