Leo Baccini
@LeoBaccini
McGill University, Professor of International Political Economy. Interested in trade, international institutions, and development. Views my own.
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Fun teaching a hands-on crash course in research design at European University Institute today
All slides and code here:
macartan.github.io/dd_bootcamp/
Borrow from my declaredesign-based causal inference and experimental design course
All slides and code:
macartan.github.io/ci/
Miriam Golden
#EconTwitter Have you replaced your dynamic TWFE event-study with an event-study from one of the recent DiD methods for staggered timing?
If so, you may be interested in this short note on interpreting event-studies from these new methods. A short 🧵
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📢 I’d like to share with #TradeTwitter a 🧵 on what Xavier Jaravel and I have learned about the unequal effects of international trade through both cost-of-living and wages in the U.S.
For those of you who have seen my JMP, this is a much-revised draft
dropbox.com/s/eiygfth61vp4…
Trade Liberalization and Labor Market Institutions | Leo Baccini et al | International Organization
'We argue that the presence of coordinated wage-bargaining institutions, which impose a ceiling on wage increases, and state-subsidized vocational training, which ...
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Stoked that my work with two great scholars (Stephen Weymouth and Iain Osgood) is cited in The 2024 Economic Report of the President. McGill University CIREQ CSDC CECD
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Time to celebrate! “DID estimators of intertemporal effects” accepted at The Review of Economics and Statistics (REStat), and very very fast did_multiplegt_dyn Stata & R commands available from SSC & CRAN, thanks to Mélitine Malézieux Felix K.
Diego Ciccia & Doulo! Celebratory thread! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…