Economist on "Future of IO"
That will be smaller by a factor of about $$e^{-t}$$ than the time needed to answer to a comparable Q in macro.How many decades will it take for IO researchers to answer questions about, you know, the...
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IO is a very very clubby field. If you're in the club, your market is unparalleled.I think many of these folks are doing good work. Of course, they work on silly industries (except the health folks),...
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Basically the previous posts here are from bitter reg monkeys who are pissing their pants that, you know, actually understanding economic theory might be required in their research. The reduce form...
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How to be in the club?IO is a very very clubby field. If you're in the club, your market is unparalleled. I think many of these folks are doing good work. Of course, they work on silly industries...
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I think there will actually be a re-emergence of IO focused around IO-centric topics (as opposed to IO + other field of econ). There are many things in Tirole's textbook that have still not yet been...
View ArticleEconomist on "Future of IO"
I think there will actually be a re-emergence of IO focused around IO-centric topics (as opposed to IO + other field of econ). There are many things in Tirole's textbook that have still not yet been...
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Say, the stuff Mitsuru Igami is working on is going to be trendy. Many PhD students following similar paths now.I think there will actually be a re-emergence of IO focused around IO-centric topics (as...
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