How we (should?) study Congress and history

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RT @bindersab: New essay on promise (& peril) of prioritizing causal inference approaches in studying Congress & history (w/applications to…

23 Jul 2019

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New essay on promise (& peril) of prioritizing causal inference approaches in studying Congress & history (w/applications to studying the Fed). Thx to @jaj7d, @cstewartiii & @Nolan_Mc for including me & @CTausanovitch & @PotomacRC for s

23 Jul 2019

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@cstewartiii, @Nolan_Mc, and I hosted a Causal Inference and APD conference at USC in January (see https://t.co/umJptqBqzx). Public Choice is publishing the papers as part of a special issue. The first is up on their Ahead of Print page - by Sarah Binder.

19 Jul 2019

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