A fixed-point theorem in real life: A photograph of me and George Bergman, who in 1968 photographed Alfred Tarski (né Tajtelbaum) and in 2023 photographed me with his Olympus, outside Alfred Tarski's office at @UCBerkeley. George's photo of Tarski is here: opc.mfo.de/detail?photo_id=6…
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Algorithmic Collusion by Large Language Models
Joint w/@sarafish_ & @RanShorrer
LLMs are automating many business decisions. Pricing might be next (or is already).
What if multiple firms, in good faith, use off-the-shelf-LLMs for pricing? 1/3
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🔥 Algorithmic bias and racial inequality: A critical review🔥
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Thoughts and comments welcome!
Part of the OXREP special issue on Race, Caste, and Economic Policy:
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🚀 I'm on the job market this year! 🚀
Excited to share my JMP: "The Messenger Matters"
Does it matter who communicates policies to the public? Yes! The messenger impacts both the reach and influence of communication.
Using big data, an experiment, and theory, I show how. 🧵👇
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Recently some prominent people have argued that 19thcentury tariffs were beneficial for American manufacturing. In our new NBER working paper, Alex Klein (Sussex) and I argue: there is no evidence for this assertion. 1/N
nber.org/papers/w33100
Forthcoming in the AER: "Hedging When Applying: Simultaneous Search with Correlation" by S. Nageeb Ali and Ran I. Shorrer. aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.12…
Why do voters have a zero-sum mindset when evaluating policies? We offer a strategic rationale. Even if the decision is likely positive-sum, the fear of what others know can lead a majority of voters to vote for policies contrary to their interests econometricsociety.org/publi…