Publicgoods.md

This list contains some random resources I encoutered, probably on Twitter on too long research break.

Presentation:

• How to Give an Applied Micro Talk - Jesse M. Shapiro

• Beamer's tips- Paul Goldsmith-Pinkham

• The discussants art - Christopher Blattman

Econometrics - Practics, Textbooks, online courses, and other usefull materials:

• Code and Data for the Social Sciences: A Practitioner’s Guide - Gentzkow & Shapiro

• Causal Inference: The Mixtape - Scott Cunningham

• PhD course in environmental economics and data science - Grant McDermott

• Causal Inference -- Online Lectures (M.Sc/PhD Level) - Ben Elsner

Job market Advices:

• The Ten Most Important Rules of Writing Your Job Market Paper - Goldin & Katz

• So you want to go on the job market - Alex Albright

Niche but useful R resources I frequently use:

There are so many resources out there, however, I find myself going back to these resources over and over

• Translating Stata to R - Huntington-Klein, Butts, & McDermott
  A comprehensive guide to "Data.table", "fixest", and "ggplot2", which are the packages I use to data wrangling, estimation and making figures (respectively)

• Remedy - provides addins to facilitate writing in markdown with RStudio

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• geomtextpath - Adding text to ggplot2 curves

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