Digital Economics
John HortonA newsletter about digital economics by John Horton, an associate Professor in the Information Technology group at MIT Sloan.
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Twitter trying to lock the exits makes me nervous
Elon Musk seems unhinged, and maybe worse, doesn’t seem to understand his product. This makes me nervous about what steps he might take in the next few months and years. As such, I’ve decided to start using Substack.
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Welcome to Digital Economics by me, John Horton. I’m an economist and an Associate Professor at MIT Sloan, in the Information Technology group.
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Empirics in the very long-run
Much of my empirical work uses proprietary data from firms. I'm fully aware of the problem this creates for science---my work is, by and large, not (easily) reproducible. There are some things I do to try to enhance the credibility of my wo...
Celebrating RJZ's 50 years of teaching at Harvard
This weekend attended a celebration of Richard Zeckhauser's 50 years of teaching at Harvard. The event started with two panels focusing on different aspects of Richard's scholarship, followed by a dinner that included several speeches and a...
Why I don't like going to academic conferences
Academics go to academic conferences. I generally go to a few each year---always the AEA and NBER Summer Institute, usually SOLE (Society of Labor Economists) and INFORMS and ICIS (International Conference on Information Systems). I also ty...
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