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Tag Archives: statistics

  1. My causal inference and research design syllabus… January 14, 2010

    Posted in research, statistics, teaching.

    3 comments
  2. The greatest xkcd of all time? January 8, 2010

    Posted in statistics.

    5 comments
  3. Are restaurants supersizing America? October 27, 2009

    Posted in research, statistics.

    2 comments
  4. The coin toss: not 50-50 after all October 24, 2009

    Posted in research, statistics.

    10 comments
  5. After the surge: doing quantitative research in the field October 16, 2009

    Posted in economics, political science, research, statistics.

    3 comments
  6. A history of jobs in America September 16, 2009

    Posted in economics, statistics.

    5 comments
  7. Statistics bleg September 4, 2009

    Posted in research, statistics.

    11 comments
  8. Mostly harmless econometrics? August 16, 2009

    Posted in books, statistics.

    1 comment
  9. One word: statistics August 11, 2009

    Posted in statistics.

    13 comments
  10. Papers I liked July 21, 2009

    Posted in links, research.

    No comments
  11. The hitchhiker’s guide to econometrics February 8, 2009

    Posted in books, statistics.

    2 comments
  12. Obama, statistically speaking January 21, 2009

    Posted in miscellany, statistics.

    No comments
  13. So you want to be an impact evaluator? A cautionary tale January 7, 2009

    Posted in development, research, statistics.

    11 comments
  14. How to raise income per capita growth overnight November 28, 2008

    Posted in miscellany, statistics.

    5 comments
  15. Development Dentanomics August 29, 2008

    Posted in development, statistics.

    7 comments
  16. Why public opinion polls are garbage March 3, 2008

    Posted in miscellany, statistics.

    6 comments
  17. A numbers cruncher on the front lines of justice February 7, 2008

    Posted in miscellany, statistics.

    1 comment
  18. Reinventing the scatterplot November 8, 2007

    Posted in miscellany, statistics.

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