Weekly Collection of Interesting Things (5/1/2023)
A weekly attempt to collate interesting ('Metrics + Economics + Finance) things I've found
A collection of interesting links, content, and papers I have found over the past week (mainly through Twitter, but other places as well):
Links
Free book from Bruno Rodrigues: Building reproducible analytical pipelines with R
Peter Hull has updated his course notes with a full set of material: https://sites.google.com/site/aboutpeterhull/metrix
Applied Econometrics Lecture Slides, Spring 20235. Clustering
6. IV Mechanics
8. Shift-Share and Recentered IV
10. Nonlinear Models
Anthony Lee Zhang has some nice slides on Crypto and related topics (with history and other features) here: https://anthonyleezhang.github.io/slides.html
EthereumAsjad Naqvi has a great page outlining the developments (and packages) in the difference-in-difference space: https://asjadnaqvi.github.io/DiD/
The Artificial Intelligence and Big Data in Finance Research (ABFR) Forum is a monthly online seminar with papers related to AI and big data in Finance. I just discussed a paper in it and it seems like a great resource! Especially check out the old papers on the YouTube Channel
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Papers I’m Reading
Code
Pascal Michaillat has some great resources on Beamer and Latex code: https://pascalmichaillat.org/design/
Great guide on Chat GPT in research by Nick HK here on Substack: https://substack.com/inbox/post/117250570