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Johannes Lohse

@jolohse

W1-Professor in Economics at Leuphana Uni
Honorary Senior Research Fellow at Uni of Birmingham
Research on Cooperation, Cognition and Climate change

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Great that our paper on social norm recommendations is included in this interesting special issue edited by Eugen Dimant and others. All other papers in the SI also sound really interesting.

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If you're teaching Introductory Macro, here's a useful exam question: "Based on your knowledge of how GDP is calculated, is Elon right? Explain (in up to 280 characters)." #TeachEcon

If you're teaching Introductory Macro, here's a useful exam question: "Based on your knowledge of how GDP is calculated, is Elon right? Explain (in up to 280 characters)." #TeachEcon
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Survey research is in big trouble...or not considering that the underlying model has been trained on standard personality markers.

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📢 Working paper w/Ben Grodeck🔸, Johannes Lohse, and Oliver Hauser! Some have proposed that you can get current generations to invest in the future by enabling future generations to give back. We test this in an experiment with sequential "generations" of players. 🧵 #EconTwitter

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Ye cannae change the laws of physics—but also not those of economics. Here is @atabarrok’s crystal clear explanation why domestic prices must rise with tariffs, even in perfectly competitive industries: marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu… (Isn’t economics fab?)

Ye cannae change the laws of physics—but also not those of economics. 

Here is @atabarrok’s crystal clear explanation why domestic prices must rise with tariffs, even in perfectly competitive industries:

marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolu…

(Isn’t economics fab?)