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  1. With comp/qual season coming up for some, thought I might post a link to my study guide in case it’s useful for anyone. Looking back at this suggests that in the intervening years my priorities have improved and my LaTeX skills have atrophied. lukestein.com/steincoresummary.pdf @grad_econ/1082656857389453315
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      Occasionally there’s some #econtwitter back-and-forth about whether we could have a more applied focus in the way we teach PhD intro Econometrics. FWIW, here’s 100% of what I thought fit to summarize about IV/2SLS, probit, and logit: @lukestein/1082741330651033605
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        Kind of want a referee-report analog to this Econometrics comp answer Mad Libs 🤦🏻‍♂️
        oh my god twitter doesn’t include alt text from images in their API
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          Given apparent appetite for comp study materials, here (free disposal) are my slides/notes for teaching • PhD Micro lukestein.com/202n/202n-print.pdf • PhD Macro lukestein.com/210/sectionall.pdf (Credits incl. J Levin, I Segal, @Jaimovich23, M Amador, M Floetotto, M Miccoli, R Pancs, W Woolston)
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