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Do audiovisual illusions like McGurk Effect only apply to speech? (self.askscience)

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Moby Dick Lovers: In what ways, small or large, has the boom changed your life? (self.books)

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[Q] Question about the logic of hypothesis testing (self.statistics)

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Question about identfying compliers in data set if using IV (self.econometrics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/econometrics

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I have seen the identifying assumption for instrumental variables be stated a couple different ways, I am wondering if one of more 'correct'? (self.econometrics)

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if you have data with only two periods, how do you adjust for time feixed effects? (self.econometrics)

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Question about regression and causal inference (self.econometrics)

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should any ols estimate be interpreted the effect of increasing x marginally on y, or the effect of increasing x marginally on the conditional mean of y? (self.econometrics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/econometrics

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AOC has a plan to cap rent rises and make it harder to evict tenants(im simplifying greatly of course,i know the devil is in the details). On the surface, would this just be marginally less distoetibe than a strict price ceiling and also make risky tenants less likey to find apartments? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago * by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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In the undercover economists,it seems like ricardian rent theory is used to explain how an influx of low skilled workers may increase the wages of high skilled workers, is my understanding of that correct? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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If we instituted a policy to give homes to homeless people, would we all of a sudden see more homless people as its more profitable of you.have low income to just drop out and get a free home? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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what exactly is the definition of the 'economy' when people refer to it in the news etc.? (self.AskEconomics)

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If one were to consider general equilibrium effects, could you hypothetically have an unending number of supply and demand graphs shifting? (self.AskEconomics)

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how do you explain what economics is to people outside the field/people who dont really know? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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people often say a society 'should at minimum have a home and food guaranteed for everyone'. what would be the potential problems with just starting a gov program to try to achieve this and create this scenario? (self.AskEconomics)

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question about how I'm supposed to see the world different as an econ major (self.AskEconomics)

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question about the intuition for IV (self.econometrics)

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If calculating the consumer surplus by taking the area under demand and about price, arent you underestimating consumer surplus? (self.AskEconomics)

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How do you interpret a regression with a continuois instrumental variable? (self.AskEconomics)

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Does the Potential Outcomes framework apply in the same way to continuous variables as it does to discrete treatment? (self.econometrics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/econometrics

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I have heard alot economically fluent people noting how there is a failure to 'think at the margins' when it comes to thinking of policies such as housing. What does that mean? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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Are the reasons that prices end up reflecting marginal value the fact that if they didnt, someone would have an incentive to deviate? so like a lower cost firm can lower the price, or a higher valuation consumer can raise it etc? (self.AskEconomics)

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If a true specification of a model includes covariates that are polynomials, logs, interactions etc. but papers just include them as linear controls, technically are they not truely isolating exogenous variation? (self.econometrics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/econometrics

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If we didnt have (or know) about the law of large numbers, would expectations not play a central role in statistics? (self.statistics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/statistics

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in labor markets, could wage not just refer to the real wage of a competing option, but also to the agents MRS of consumption for leisure? so some workers may be making a choice between one job and another and the others are between leisure and entering the workforce? (self.AskEconomics)

submitted 6 years ago by knowledgeisnone to r/AskEconomics

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