Vitor Possebom

@vitorpossebom.bsky.social

Assistant Professor at Sao Paulo Schools of Economics (FGV). Ph.D. 2022 at Yale. Passionate about Econometrics, especially Causal Inference. (He/his) https://sites.google.com/site/vitorapossebom/

QT with 10 of your favorite novels Ubirajara by Alencar Vidas Secas by Ramos Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Assassin’s Apprentice by Hobb The Final Empire by Sanderson Percy Jackson and The Lightening Thief by Riordan I tried to focus on the novels that marked my life in some way.

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Following my theme of comparing academic and fictional writing, are there any similarities between economic papers and world building in fantasy? Are theory papers hard world building (LoTR)? Are empirical work more like soft world building (Narnia)? What about Econometrics?

Vitor Possebom@vitorpossebom.bsky.social · 3y ago

One of my pastimes is to watch videos about writing fiction. Many things that work when writing fiction also work when writing academic papers! I think this video on editing is quite useful: youtu.be/WLAmilJx3Us?.... E.g., accept that your manuscript will evolve a lot over time!

Over the last year consumer prices rose 3.9% on average. Individual workers experienced an average 6.8% increase in hourly wage. Half experienced wage increases of 5.2% or greater. 25% of workers saw their wages fall by 0.3% or worse. 25% saw their wages rise by 15.9% or more.

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Portuguese uses the same word for gym and academia. But what I discovered to love about going to the gym is the exact opposite of academic life. At the gym, reward is immediate. You finish your series and you are happy that you completed a task. But academic life is all about delayed gratification.

Hi #EconSky, does anyone have suggestions on any reference I should look at regarding the use of the newly introduced wildboostrap command in Stata 18? I would like to understand in particular if I could/should use it as an alternative to boottest. Thank you!

Econometric Thread (#EconSky): Today, I will briefly discuss a few recent papers expanding the synthetic control method (SCM). I will talk about three WPss: Abadie + L'Hour (2019), Grossi, Lattarulo, Mariani, Mattei + Oner (2020); Cao + Dowd (2019) and Cattaneo, Feng, Palomba +Titiunik (2023).

We conclude the first session with Alexander Smith (West Point): Universal preschool programs may generate very heterogeneous effects on later adult earnings depending on the counterfactual care settings they replace.

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