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Saudações de um humilde estudante do mestrado em economia da UFPEL

Great interview! Loved the Small Worlds cover used for the intro, but I can't figure out who it is. Anyone know the recording?

Very interesting talk by Jann. Thanks Scott for your work!

You are amazing prof Cunningham, great work. Always learning from your Twitter

I did my B. Sc. at Sharif university of technolgy but in computer eingeering department (CE grad 2007). What a dynamic environment filled with bright minds it was .. Nice interview. Took me back to Sharif, to those student days and the orange bricks of the college campus. Thanks for posting the interview Scott, and thanks to Mohammad for sharing his story. Cheers from Hamburg.

Absolutely incredible story. Served on the CEA after undergraduate, completed his PhD in 2 years, was awarded full tenure in 2 years at no less than Harvard University, and has written several textbooks that have been used by millions.

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"The world is second best at best" (This is the one line of Prof. Dixit's that gets quoted most often!)

Prof. Dixit's sage advice to all academicians: "Maintain a youthful sense of freedom to choose problems and the directions of work on them. Imagine yourself at twenty-three, not yet labeled or confined to a particular "field," and not yet pressured to produce something quickly for the approaching tenure review. Try to preserve this mental frame in your research, even as your body... continue(s) to age and decay." ["My System of Work (Not!)" -- The American Economist, Spring 1994] "Don't give too much weight to the social importance of the issue; instead, do what captures your intellectual interest and creative imagination. This is not to deny the importance of paying attention to the real world... But I do believe that mere relevance of an issue will not guarantee good research unless you have a genuine drive to work on it. If not, leave it to someone else. Good work on an apparently unimportant problem will have more long-run value than mediocre work on one of greater intrinsic importance."

Retired after such a career, he lights up when talking about what he is working on now!

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Scott. Great stuff. Please consider getting an opposing viewpoint on causal inference from the macro side like Tom Sargent and Christopher Sims.

Algorithmic fairness introduces propaganda.

Wonderful conversation!

Thank you for this interview with Professor Alan Manning. I am currently working towards applying to LSE to be considered for a PhD program. For me, this is particularly special because Professor Manning has significantly influenced the area of economics that I am most passionate about

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Thanks for the effort and inspiration Scott. I enjoy your content each morning over a coffee before I start working.

Useless humans

What is the paper from KU Leuven he is referring to at 55:00?

loved this, any chance you could get Tim Bollerslev or Torben Andersen on? would love to hear from more time series people

He seems like a chill guy

Great interview! Cristine is an inspiring professor and researcher!

Great video!

1:12:27 - "One time when I was an ass prof at Chicago" Didn't know anyone ever called it that...

Wow Prof. Hahn had such a wonderful group of mentors, it was a very nice interview thanks! Ps. @Scott Cunningham is the intro song available somewhere? I would love to stream it

Great interview. I had Jin for a semester of econometrics during his brief stay at Michigan. Thoroughly enjoyed his course and teaching style.

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Great interview. Guy looks kind of like Russell Crowe.

Your explanations are spot on

He is a great econometrician. I learnt postgraduate econometrics and application of matrices from him, through his books. He is an inspiration to many of us.

Thanks for the correct Bible

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Thanks for your super nice intro, Scott, and for having me on the pocast! JG

John is such a great professor. I remember when he decided to go to Law school after having tenure, or maybe it was before? I don't remember now. But I remember that I thought, well, John G. can do anything! Super smart, down to earth person. Public Economics was so much fun than I expected. My biggest appreciation to his work and his way of teaching. I am glad he is in your series. 🎉

Great get, Scott! Ive been interested to hear from Nick. He may not be an economist, but he has made a lot of economics work possible.

Probably the first interview ever that I listened to with utmost interest and no interruption. Bill is a brilliant and generous econometrician who has helped so many people throughout the world. Thanks a lot for this interview, Scott.

This was very meaningful, thank you!

Wonderful interview!

I owe much to the goodness of people like Joe Price.

What articles is David referring to here 1:29:30 ?

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It would be highly beneficial to have timestamps on the videos. For example each timestamp for question, harder would be to have one for a topic. Regards.

Hello Scott! Ty for your video. I'm interested on the workshop you mentioned with Abadie, could you please send me more information about it?

Can I find this song somewhere on spotify or is it Mixtape exclusive (Shazaam can't find anything)? Thanks for all your great work!

Please stop saying the guest's name and then asking them to say their name.

It's so nice to have chapters.

I have recently been graduated of a Master in Econometrics in France. I have been passionate about econometrics throughout my education. Today, your book (The Mixtape) helps me a lot to deepen my knowledge in terms of causal inferences. Having the opportunity to hear, and try to understand how these geniuses of econometrics think through your wonderful interviews, it's just a priceless chance that you offer us, thank you very much

Cláudio Shikida thanks Pedro a lot . It was a honour (and it was always fun).

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