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Daniel Lewis

@thedanjlewis

Canadian-British hybrid living in London. Associate Professor at UCL Economics. Metrics, macro, and football

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Giuseppe Cavaliere (@cavalieregiu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi #EconTwitter! You use Jim Stock-Yogo F pre-test for weak instruments, and (i) you worry about heteroskedasticity/autocorrelation; (ii) you have multiple endogenous variables? You should check out this cool paper by Daniel Lewis (UCL) & Mertens (Federal Reserve)πŸ‘‡

Hi #EconTwitter!

You use <a href="/jimstockmetrics/">Jim Stock</a>-Yogo F pre-test for weak instruments, and

(i) you worry about heteroskedasticity/autocorrelation;

(ii) you have multiple endogenous variables?

You should check out this cool paper by <a href="/THEdanjlewis/">Daniel Lewis</a> (<a href="/ucl/">UCL</a>) &amp; Mertens (<a href="/federalreserve/">Federal Reserve</a>)πŸ‘‡
Giuseppe Cavaliere (@cavalieregiu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi #EconTwitter! The Autums 2023 schedule for the Virtual π“π’π¦πž π’πžπ«π’πžπ¬ π’πžπ¦π’π§πšπ«π¬ (Organisers VTSS) is out!πŸ“ˆ It includes @OtiliaBoldea, Andrii Babii, Matteo Barigozzi, Daniel Lewis, Stephan Smeekes, and many others. Super cool stuff for the #econometrics enthusiasts!⭐️

Hi #EconTwitter!

The Autums 2023 schedule for the Virtual π“π’π¦πž π’πžπ«π’πžπ¬ π’πžπ¦π’π§πšπ«π¬ (<a href="/ovtss/">Organisers VTSS</a>) is out!πŸ“ˆ

It includes @OtiliaBoldea, <a href="/babii_andrii/">Andrii Babii</a>, <a href="/BarigozziMatteo/">Matteo Barigozzi</a>, <a href="/THEdanjlewis/">Daniel Lewis</a>,  <a href="/SSmeekes/">Stephan Smeekes</a>, and many others.

Super cool stuff for the #econometrics enthusiasts!⭐️
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Estimates of unconditional distribution of marginal propensity to consume (MPC) show a lot of heterogeneity (4–133 percent). Estimated MPCs positively covary with income and the average propensity to consume, from Daniel Lewis, Melcangi, and PILoSSopher nber.org/papers/w32523

Estimates of unconditional distribution of marginal propensity to consume (MPC) show a lot of heterogeneity (4–133 percent). Estimated MPCs positively covary with income and the average propensity to consume, from <a href="/THEdanjlewis/">Daniel Lewis</a>, Melcangi, and <a href="/pilossopher/">PILoSSopher</a> nber.org/papers/w32523
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I am hiring a 2-year post doc UCL Economics under my European Research Council (ERC) STG "CreMac", job posting here: tinyurl.com/5y7xsjjt. Suitable for students with a strong econometrics background, macro interest a plus. Please consider applying or sharing with your network!