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There’s a real opportunity for brave universities to differentiate themselves by coddling students less and making them actually learn useful stuff.

Thrilled to share that our paper on measuring the disutility of ads on Facebook using a long running field experiment is our in AER: Insights!! 🎊🥳🎉🍾

never doubt stuart buck, folks

I wrote a really comprehensive post on the fraudulent MIT paper on AI adoption for materials research. If the story interests you, I think you'll really like this piece:

I just got an R&R on a project that my *undergrad* adviser invited me to join in 2012. The person who ultimately carried the final version of the empirics was my own undergrad RA at UCLA, who has since completed his own PhD...

With Jony Ives back on your timeline, reupping a classic: youtu.be/EaKWHvUASgk?si…

Unforced error. We should be doing the opposite and encouraging the very best Chinese students to stay in the US even after they graduate.

Americans can do great things. But do the math. We are 4% of world population. We will do a lot more great things if we attract 100% of the world’s most talented people than if we only work with 4% of the world’s most talented people.

My grandfather survived Auschwitz, worked his ass off to get a PhD in physics despite 5 years of slave labor w no schooling, and came to the US to build the camera for the Apollo missions. But I guess you don't want ppl like that in our country anymore you ungrateful jackass

Examining the impact of reducing the administrative fragmentation of billing and payment by studying a Medicare reform that consolidated billing processes across service types, from Riley League and Maggie Shi nber.org/papers/w33863

Thrilled that our paper on the corporatization of independent hospitals has been selected as the winner of this year's award! Thanks to NIHCM! This 1-pager in the Wharton magazine summarizes the key findings: tinyurl.com/corphosp

My paper with Juan Pablo Ata, Martin Karlsson and Nicolas Ziebarth “German Long-Term Health Insurance: Theory and Evidence” is finally out at the Journal of Political Economy. The first 50 people can get the free PDF of the paper from the link below: journals.uchicago.edu/eprint/7KFY929…

🚨 New working paper 🚨 In large cities, wages are higher. But so are inequalities. In fact, low-wage workers earn lower real earnings there. Why? What drives spatial wage disparities? Why some workers work at lower real wages in large cities?

Enjoyed sitting down with Erin F Moriarty on CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 to discuss the economics of the dialysis industry

Me. I’m asking for this.

Thrilled and honored that NIHCM chose our paper for the prestigious research award this year. Still can't believe it! In case you are curious about the effects of hospital "corporatization", here is a nice summary in our own words. NIHCM

Announcing the #ASSA2026 Distinguished Lecturer, Leah Boustan of Yale University. She will be speaking on her work related to migration, assimilation, and economic opportunity.

Does anyone know? Does the marginal resident really produce less value than their relatively low wage?

Want: an Overleaf connector to ChatGPT and Claude.