Deep dives into causal inference,("explainers"), an oral history of economics podcast told through economists' personal stories, announcements about workshops, letters from readers and random ChatGPT things.
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Welcome to the Mixtape with Scott! To set up this week’s guest, let me just share real quick a personal anecdote. When I graduated college, I got a job as a qualitative research analyst doing focus groups and in-depth interviews. I had majo...
I am back to trying to share some links. Here’s just a few. They’re random as the last several weeks have been exhausting. First up is a bummer but the Pentagon can’t find evidence of an alien coverup. NYT. Mike Tyson will fight Jake Paul o...
Apologies for going AWOL for a week. I think that I hit a bit of a wall after my trip to Germany is all I can deduce. When I got back, and I couldn’t get the interview with Richard Blundell ready in time to post, I had to put it off a week ...
This week’s guest on the Mixtape with Scott is famed labor economist, Richard Blundell, the David Ricardo Professor of Political Economy at the University of College at London.
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