I’ve learned so much from Henrique and Yuhta working on this paper. Extremely excited to see our paper published! Many thanks to the editor and referees for a smooth process.
A thread on the paper:
In their new paper, @smorgasborb, @xiaolin_econ, & Ishii tackle an important question: How should we make decisions using multiple information sources when we don't know their correlation?
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This characterization also bounds the number of information sources needed, and tells us which information sources can be safely ignored. The bound depends only on the decision problem, not on how many sources are available. 10/n
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See the impressive research agenda that @CeLiuEcon has built applying these ideas to matching, incl his job market paper in TE and his recent AEJ-Micro with Ziwei Wang and Hanzhe Zhang.
Working with him is a blast. More people should do it.
Link: celiu.net
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Happy to share that the attached paper by Rui Wang and me was just accepted by @JEconometrics. Admittedly, the title, the abstract, and the whole paper probably look very boring… That said, it has become one of my own favorites given the number of “No-Way” moments it gave me : )
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Meet our fantastic candidates on the 2025–26 economics job market! Highlights of their papers are in the thread below. Check our department website for the complete list: economics.sas.upenn.edu/grad…
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Come join us @PennStateEcon for the Midwest Trade & Theory Conference in mid-November. Submission deadline is September 6.
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What are the welfare effects of surge pricing? Using Uber data, I develop an empirical model of spatial equilibrium composed of demand, supply, and matching. I find that surge pricing raises total welfare, benefitting riders but hurting drivers. econometricsociety.org/publi…
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Replying to @danielluo_pi
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Rationalizing dynamic choices. arxiv.org/abs/2504.05251













