
Retired Economics Professor @ANUCrawford. World Bank consultant, Jakarta. Interests: fiscal federalism in Indonesia and quasi-experimental methods.
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Interested in political economy of local elections? We find that Indonesia's local democratic transition had a mostly negative impact on key public spending and service outcomes, especially in districts where clientelistic practices were pronounced.
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Interested in local incumbent elections? In Indonesia I find that re-election of incumbent mayors leads to a large reduction in local capital spending, moderate decline in household service access, and a sharp rise in local governance-related violence.
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Bored on Sunday? Try changing your main email address across 3 dozen various and sundry accounts. Highly recommended experience. 10/10
An editor at the best urban economics field journal has desk rejected my paper which uses a staggered diff-in-diff set up (and @jmwooldridge 's estimator) because the treatment variable is endogenous and "diff-in-diff does not address such endogeneity". Hmm
anybody have any luck implementing @jondr44 's 'honestdid' and 'pretrends' with @jmwooldridge 's estimator as per @friosavila 's 'jwdid'? (Stata versions)
I don't know why everybody's complaining about Australian monetary policy. In per capita terms it must be one of the best in the world.
sure i understand completely. why would a paper on local democratic elections in the 4th largest country in the world be of any "general interest".
I turned off notifications on outlook. Following day I get a notification asking if I really want to turn off notifications on outlook. Bloody hell.
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