simeon
@simeonbischlPreviously @LMU_Muenchen and @ecb | PhD student @EUI_ECO | Macro, Political Economy and Public Economics | Believes in parallel trends
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Very cool new tool!!
It’s live! The past few days @simeonbischl and I have had some intense coding sessions and we are happy to share the result: centralbanktalk.eu this website includes various tools to explore central bank communication. (1/
Truly impressive work that's collected and made a available here.
It’s live! The past few days @simeonbischl and I have had some intense coding sessions and we are happy to share the result: centralbanktalk.eu this website includes various tools to explore central bank communication. (1/
Check out this website that my dear friend and colleague @leek_lauren set up together with @simeonbischl ! Central banks produce a lot of textual output these days but it's often overwhelming. The data dashboards on offer here are neat and accessible.
It’s live! The past few days @simeonbischl and I have had some intense coding sessions and we are happy to share the result: centralbanktalk.eu this website includes various tools to explore central bank communication. (1/
It’s live! The past few days @simeonbischl and I have had some intense coding sessions and we are happy to share the result: centralbanktalk.eu this website includes various tools to explore central bank communication. (1/
Trying our best to (inadvertently) further increase the gap 😇 @leek_lauren
Bacon's 2021 diff-in-diff paper has just passed Abadie's original synthetic control paper published in 2003.
Interesting. Germany, the so-called data desert "Datenwüste", doesn't even look bad.
Analyzing over 1 million academic articles, this paper proposes a novel method to track academic data use by country, revealing correlations with GDP, population, & statistical systems. Explore how nations can leverage data for better policymaking: wrld.bg/fEFN50SXzwj
Lol I'm convinced some video games (especially those involving soccer) lead to faster aging
Good-looking teens play less video games, as well as good-looking adults. Gaming does not make you worse-looking, though, from Andy Chung, Daniel S. Hamermesh, Carl Singleton, Zhengxin Wang, and Junsen Zhang nber.org/papers/w32809
New pre-print! osf.io/preprints/soca… Joint with @simeonbischl & Max Freier (@ecb), we introduce a new measure of monetary, fiscal and financial policy linkages in central bank communication of 118 central banks from 1997 to mid-2023 using #ChatGPT. (1/...)
Very insightful, great speakers and I really learned a lot. Thanks for organizing!
The workshop “Using LLMs and Text-as-Data in Political Science Research” just started. Check out more at aipsr.net, an initiative supported by @CPoliticaUB, @IBEI and @econ_empresaUPF #PoliticalScience #AIResearch
I can with certainty say that this was a great workshop that made me even more enthusiastic about LLMs:) Thanks for organising!
The workshop “Using LLMs and Text-as-Data in Political Science Research” just started. Check out more at aipsr.net, an initiative supported by @CPoliticaUB, @IBEI and @econ_empresaUPF #PoliticalScience #AIResearch
This has to be the best list on Twitter! I would have never guessed to see my hometown third in a list by the legendary @jmwooldridge just after London and a tiny Franconian village 😄😄😄
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