Many risky decisions have the potential to create positive externalities for society - e.g. innovation.
Do these externalities affect how we distribute income? Do we reward risk-taking if it can benefit society?
In my job market paper, I try to answer these questions:🧵1/8
Today I handed in the final version of my thesis, which will stay in the library. Now I just have to wait for my diploma to officially become Dr. Parra :)
A short thread on software, code, versioning, citation, and repositories. Only very few AEA articles reference Github/Gitlab/Bitbucket repositories. More should do so. A few notes.
A survey of nearly half a century of Behavioural Economics (modestly labelled as 40 years by author @alxndr_trc 😎), plotting the shifts, the subdivisions, and the internationalization of the field. 👏 buff.ly/3sZhs9V HT @davdittrich
For anyone who is interested, Carlos is going to demo the "Causal Fusion" software forms.gle/q1sLgtqkfZ4Nph…
tomorrow, during his talk at the SoCal 2019 Methods Conference, UC Riverside. You can see the papers and the agenda at:
docs.google.com/document/d/10-…#Bookofwhy