Abel Brodeur
Posts tagged with Abel Brodeur
August 25, 2022
“We need to talk about Mechanical Turk”
What 22,989 hypothesis tests tell us about publication bias and p-hacking in online experiments
November 16, 2020
How was the U.S. presidential election affected by the COVID-19 pandemic?
Analysis suggests Trump would likely have won if there had been 5% fewer COVID-19 cases
April 29, 2020
Short-term consequences of COVID-19 on labor market outcomes in the United States
Negative impacts especially for men, younger workers, immigrants, Hispanics and less-educated workers
November 6, 2019
Economic causes and consequences of mass shootings
Perpetrators are often low-educated and in financial distress — shootings leave lasting scars on local labor markets
April 10, 2019
Fourth Annual IZA Junior/Senior Symposium held in Austin, Texas
Promoting young researchers from both sides of the Atlantic
December 16, 2016
The Empirics Strike Back Again: Abel Brodeur wins Leamer-Rosenthal Prize for his dedication to open science
In 2013, IZA Research Affiliate Abel Brodeur (University of Ottawa) and his co-authors published an IZA discussion paper titled “Star […]
June 30, 2016
Has Uber made it easier to get a ride in the rain?
Standing or walking in the rain is an activity best avoided. In New York City (NYC), when faced with such […]
March 22, 2013
Star Wars: The Empirics Strike Back
Most academic disciplines use a statistical threshold to decide whether a hypothesis is likely to be true. If a test […]