Eva Vivalt (@evavivalt) 's Twitter Profile
Eva Vivalt

@evavivalt

Assistant prof @UofT, research on cash transfers and evidence-based decision-making.

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A short summary of recent work with Aidan Coville and Sampada KC on the large amount of weight policymakers place on local evidence, now out at the JDE: evavivalt.com/2025/05/how-mu…

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Suppose that in the future newer models were used, with non-fake citations. You can always find at least one study that supports whatever wacky view. Heck, you could have AI design a bad study to cite. We're going to need new ways of evaluating and constraining bad takes.

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Excited to be presenting at the Forecasting Research Institute tomorrow on forecasting social science results, based on experiences with the Social Science Prediction Platform. Looking forward to the discussion! Forecasting Research Institute

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Grateful for the opportunity to play a small role in supporting this creative and important initiative led by Matt Clancy / Open Philanthropy and Daniel Goroff / Sloan Foundation Also serving on the advisory board: Doug Elmendorf, Ted Gayer, Jonathan Haskel, Margaret Levi, Paul Niehaus

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Very last chance to sign up for this workshop on cash transfers and other social safety net programs, held in Toronto on June 26!

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Delighted to have received an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation grant for the next phase of the Social Science Prediction Platform! Some exciting new developments coming soon... watch this space! Social Science Prediction Platform Sloan Foundation Economics U of T