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To celebrate the holiday season we asked the AI GPT-3 to write an ecomonics-themed Christmas carol...it may not be ready for primetime just yet.

If you drive a Subaru in reverse, what are you? U r a bus.

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2. The Learning Pyramid: How well you retain info depends on the way you learned it. People remember 5% of what they hear, 10% of what they read, 50% of what they discuss, 75% of what they do, and 90% of what they teach. The more interactive your learning, the more you learn.

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New today in Briefing Book from Josh Gottlieb and me: CMS should reconsider its plan to light its research infrastructure on fire in the name of data security briefingbook.info/p/proposed-cms…

Examining the effect of state and local restrictions on the sale of flavored electronic nicotine products on youth and young adult tobacco use, from Chad D. Cotti, Charles Courtemanche, PhD, Yang Liang, Catherine Maclean (@jcmecon.bsky.social), Erik Nesson, and CHEPS nber.org/papers/w32535

A new working paper by @Chad_Cotti, Charles Courtemanche, PhD, Yang Liang, Catherine Maclean (@jcmecon.bsky.social), Erik Nesson, and Joseph J. Sabia examines the effect of state and local restrictions on the sale of flavored ENDS products on youth and young adult tobacco use. isfe.uky.edu/research/2024/…

Most department seminar series are budget constrained. But presenting work in other departments is a crucial way for speakers to get feedback on their work and disseminate their ideas, and for everyone (speakers and the audience) to broaden their networks. This is most important

Now that everyone’s home from #ASHEcon2024, I wanted to expand on a running conversation I had with a bunch of grad students who met with me. NOBODY TEACHES YOU HOW TO CONFERENCE!!! Well, let’s do a quick thread on how to conference (as a PhD student) /1

Years of police and legal shows have prepared America for a tough-on-crime, female Black authority figures.

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We are on the market this year looking for an urban economist (also considering labor) to join us at WFU Economics - We are young and dynamic group looking for another great addition to our team 🦾

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🚬📊Exciting new research from our own Erik Nesson (Erik Nesson) and co-authors, just published in the Journal of Health Economics! They explore the impact of Tobacco 21 laws on smoking and vaping. Check it out! 🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.jhea…

Joe Sabia presents research (joint w/ Catherine Maclean (@jcmecon.bsky.social) Yang Liang Charles Courtemanche, PhD Erik Nesson & @Chad_Cotti) on the unintended effects of e-cigarette flavor bans on youth tobacco use at IDF Foundation's International Research Forum on Tobacco Harm Reduction in Bali.