Improve your economic data analysis by using jackknife standard errors under clustering. This is a minor code change, and can lead to greatly improved inference. This paper provides the theoretical foundation.
New paper by @BruceEHansenrestud.com/jackknife-standar…#REStud#EconX
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Using a quantitative GE model with heterogeneous banks, we show ECB collateralised lending mitigated real effects of euro-area money-market disruptions.
New paper by De Fiore, Hoerova, @rogers_ciaran , and @haralduhlig
restud.com/money-markets-col…#REStud#EconX#EconTwitter
Manager pay and pay inequality have increased substantially since the 1980s. Manager pay reflect that managers increase the firm’s productivity which in turn affects market power.
New paper by @jan_eeckhout, Bao, and De Loecker
restud.com/manager-pay-inequ…#REStud#EconX
Uniform asymptotic theory for local projections with unknown/infinite lag order. LPs can achieve semiparametric efficiency and support robust IRF inference.
New paper by Xu:
restud.com/local-projection-…#REStud#EconX#EconTwitter
Monopsony power makes productive firms decide to stay small, hurting aggregate productivity. More strongly size-dependent wages in East Germany explain a third of the difference to the West.
New paper by @BachmannRudi, @christianbaye13, Stüber, and Wellschmied
restud.com/monopsony-makes-f…