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In this latest Mastering Econometrics Q&A, MIT’s Josh Angrist explains the difference between econometrics and data science.
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Everyone knows that pollution is bad. But new economics research now shows it’s even worse than we thought—pollution is making us sick and stupid!
Professor Alex Tabarrok overviews recent research that examines how pollution negatively affects employment, IQ, productivity, and health.
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During a pandemic, we need new treatments — and fast. Economists often say, “incentives matter”, and that’s true, even in a pandemic.
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In this video, former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke and UC Berkeley's Christina Romer present Janet Yellen's life and her contributions to policy and academia. Yellen is best known for being the first woman to head the Federal Reserve in its over 100 year history, but she is also a renowned economist, making significant contributions to several different economic fields.
