Tatyana Deryugina

@tderyugina.bsky.social

Ukrainian. American. Associate Professor at UofI. Co-editor at AER:I and EEPE. Co-founder of http://econ4ua.org. deryugina.com https://ukraineinsights.substack.com/

A tool I hope someone creates: Assessment of how much a scholar overclaims in their papers when interpreting empirical results. Seems well within the skill set of AI, e.g., Refine. Useful for non-experts assessing evidence (especially working papers but even peer reviewed). + a deterrence effect.

I have a new policy brief on Russia's wartime economy (with Mariia Dzholos and Oleksii Shpanel-Yukhta. TL;DR: Russia can't sustain this war much longer without imposing substantial hardship on its population. Accompanying op-ed here: voxukraine.org/en/russia-s-...

Russia’s War Economy Is Running Down. Europe Should Press Harder

In mid-July, European leaders will gather for another review of the Union's sanctions against Russia. It is therefore a fitting...

voxukraine.org

Nice review of John List's new book. Relatedly, for those interested in experimental methods, I'm a big fan of Gerber & Green's Field Experiments book: wwnorton.com/books/978039...

Field Experiments

A brief, authoritative introduction to field experimentation in the social sciences., Field Experiments, Design, Analysis, and Interpretation, Alan S Gerber, Donald P Green, 9780393979954

wwnorton.com

David McKenzie@dmckenzie.bsky.social · 2mo ago

In today's blog, I read through all of @johnlist.bsky.social's new mammoth textbook on experimental economics. I highlight the parts I think will be particularly useful to development economists, including great chapters on ethics, DUAs, ... 1/2 blogs.worldbank.org/en/impacteva...

I think for me /paper_verification skill, see here: github.com/dariia-m/my_... It basically reads the paper and checks every single table and claim in the paper text to check whether it is actually backed up by the code/output. It really helps, you can update code but not numbers in text

my_claude_skills/paper_verification at main · dariia-m/my_claude_skills

Here I share the Claude skills I created as well as links to some other useful repositories - dariia-m/my_claude_skills

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Do you care about animal welfare OR state rights? If so, take a minute to call your Senators ASAP and tell them to oppose HR4673, aka "Save Our Bacon Act". Suggested script below. TL;DR: the act would override states' animal welfare provisions. Read more here: www.noahpinion.blog/p/the-way-we...

The way we treat pigs is a sin

The practice of "crating" is torture, plain and simple. Voters want to end it, but Congress might not let them.

noahpinion.blog

Do you care about animal welfare OR state rights? If so, take a minute to call your Senators ASAP and tell them to oppose HR4673, aka "Save Our Bacon Act". Suggested script below. TL;DR: the act would override states' animal welfare provisions. Read more here: www.noahpinion.blog/p/the-way-we...

The way we treat pigs is a sin

The practice of "crating" is torture, plain and simple. Voters want to end it, but Congress might not let them.

noahpinion.blog

Another reminder that undertreated high blood pressure has real consequences. A physician bonus tied to blood pressure targets led to fewer medication increases for patients with borderline hypertension, and those patients then experienced more heart attacks and strokes.

Claire Boone@claireboone.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New diff-in-diff paper in @jamainternalmed.com. We document some unintended consequences of a hypertension control quality metric and financial incentive -- one that's widely used in US healthcare. In the overall population with hypertension there were almost no impacts, but..

Thank you for this warning. I checked and found exactly what you said I'd find. About 10 imaginary articles, with some imaginary people as co-authors. Deleting them now; one more thing to worry about.

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