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Here’s a short guide if you’re talking to family and friends this weekend about the GOP budget bill. 1/

I just spent hours reviewing the final version of Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which he will sign into law in the coming days. There's a lot of important stuff related to EVs, renewable energy, and more. Here's everything you need to know: • $7,500 EV credit for new vehicles:

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I think it is interesting to compare the right and left populist diagnoses and prescriptions, as this piece is doing. However, I would argue that the the left/right differences are not primarily about redistribution/pre-distribution. It's true right-populists tend to be

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Interesting paper out as editor's choice in the latest QJE

Today's cool young researcher #econtwitter #econsky is Ihsaan Economics at Surrey who works on topics related to labor + political economy, particularly in South Africa

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Very pleased that our local projections dif-in-dif paper is now out in the Journal of Applied Econometrics. It's a tool that we think many applied economists will find useful (indeed many already have). 🧵

Arin Dube Congratulations! It is the method I use on my JMP. Very useful and intuitive.

Arin Dube Thanks and congrats, Arin! Have been using it for a while now! I also think a nice feat is that you guys bridge micro- and macroeconometrics to show folks have been using the same estimators even if they hadn’t formally proved it yet.