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Kirill Borusyak

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Assistant professor @AREBerkeley: international trade and applied econometrics. (Ex @EconUCL, @IESPrinceton, @HarvardEcon, @NES_Moscow)
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Kirill Borusyak @borusyak
Hi all, I've uploaded the 2025 update to my PhD Applied Econometrics slides:

➡️ More on regression & causality
➡️ Dynamic panel data models
➡️ Streamlined diff-in-diff extensions
➡️ More on spillover effects
➡️ Results from new papers on many topics

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Hi #Econtwitter, I'd like to share the slides from the PhD Applied Econometrics course I just had the privilege to teach at @AreBerkeley

Regression & causality, selection on observables, panel data, IV, RDD --- usual topics but hopefully in a modern way

github.com/borusyak/are213
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Kirill Borusyak @borusyak
A disqualifying line on a candidate's CV.
The goal of an academic is to contribute to society's thriving, not destruction.
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More info here:

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Kirill Borusyak @borusyak
A new draft of our paper "Understanding Migration Responses to Local Shocks"
➡️ We show conventional regressions in the literature are misspecified
➡️ We propose theory-consistent specifications for the impacts of both observed and counterfactual shocks

andrew.cmu.edu/user/bkovak/bo…
🚨Understanding Migration Responses to Local Shocks

New version of paper with @borusyak and Brian Kovak!

1/6 Many papers find that local labor demand shocks have sizable effects on wages and employment, but surprisingly small or imprecise effects on local population.
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Kirill Borusyak @borusyak
I find it so strange that everyone in the profession cheers to researchers leaving for AI labs.

That both reflects and generates prestige for such moves, which is quite inappropriate in my view -- and I can't be the only one.
@daveholtz @OpenAI Collaborating with the AI labs at such a high level is directly contributing to their reckless creation of risks for humanity. I'm sorry to hear you've chosen this path.
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