Engineering Economics
John RufA blog about economics, open-source, and engineering. Mostly economics.
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The age of the replicationista is NOW
There’s been a lot of hubub on econtwitter over worrying about what is called the “slop-pocalypse” or “slopalwave.” There’s a ton of worry that AI will overwhelm Peer Review pipelines, destroy the paper as a medium for distributing science,...
I read Heritage's Special Report on Fertility so you don't have to
So the Heritage foundation has been in the news for a recent “walkout” over the courting of neonazis in the conservative movement.
Today they released a special report: “Saving America by Saving the Family: A Foundation for the Next 2...
A cynical view on why (empirical econ) research isn't as reliable as it should be.
So has a good (brief) post here on tackling a big set of problems in the modern academy. However, I don’t think his solution of having reviewers only review methodology works for fixing the publication process, because it doesn’t really ge...
More on paper homes and supply and demand
So this is a longer response to Mike Fellman’s post.
On the paragraph in question in my other post, Mike and I had a nice conversation on Friday and he claims that he is merely responding to a common a YIMBY argument making the quantit...
Your (multi-family) home is about ~25% paper
In his latest substack post Mike Fellman makes the argument that YIMBYs are incorrect that lowering regulatory costs in housing development is a practical means of lowering rents and housing prices.
His argument against this “quantity”...
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