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Economics
Research into economic systems, decisions, and policy.
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Economics
Research into economic systems, decisions, and policy.
Why Tokyo commuters may choose crowded trains: the cost of arriving at the wrong time
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- rail commuting
- Tokyo
- Seibu Shinjuku Line
What Economic Theories Predict Before They See the Data
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- economic theories
- predictive accuracy
- probabilistic completeness
Food Shops and Population Are Linked Across Japan’s Municipal Boundaries
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- food retail
- Japan
- municipal population
When Choosing Risk Can Make Competition for Partners More Efficient
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- matching markets
- strategic risk taking
- investment incentives
When Spillover Tests Shape an Experiment’s Next Question
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- causal inference
- treatment spillovers
- interference
Who Keeps a Journal’s Reputation When Its Editors Quit?
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- scholarly publishing
- journal governance
- editorial resignations
Why Learning That a Partner Enjoys an Activity Can Bring It to an End
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- joint participation
- preference learning
- motive attribution
When AI Makes Research Cheaper, Verification Can Become the Bottleneck
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- generative AI
- peer review
- scientific verification
Choosing Causal Comparisons by Looking Forward, Not Just Back
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- causal inference
- prognostic scores
- counterfactual forecasting
When spillovers make ignoring A/B test data the safest static estimate
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- A/B testing
- interference
- global treatment effect
AI panel ranks parties’ green pledges—but reads them as greener than experts do
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- large language models
- environmental policy
- climate politics
Matching Earnings Statistics Can Leave Saving Predictions Wide Open
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- calibration
- likelihood estimation
- income risk
Correcting statistical uncertainty when averages live on curved spaces
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- Fréchet regression
- Riemannian geometry
- robust bias correction
When Finer Maps Can Help Untangle Spatial Relationships
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- spatial econometrics
- locally exogenous variation
- generalized least squares
Same Words, Different Scores: How Authorship Labels Sway AI Judges
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- large language models
- LLM-as-a-judge
- authorship labels