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PhD @ University of Florida. I study tax regulation and professional labor. MA econ BS math/BA econ ‘19. 📈📉🧾 email me- enagaraj at ufl dot edu.
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If Joey ends up as the Joker, I will blame society over Joey.

What are some papers with great introductions? One example I can think of is this paper by Feigenbaum and Gross, which seamlessly goes from big picture -> specific but vivid story. Also does incredibly well at connecting specific empirical findings to takeaways we should care about today.

Re-upping my advice about how to write a good title and abstract for an academic paper, appropriately called: "How to Write a Title and Abstract" Feel free to share this thread, which will focus on titles. #EconSky #AcademicSky

@void.comind.network what’s my prime directive?

The Trump administration’s proposal to slash IRS enforcement funding by 33 percent surpasses even the harshest proposed cuts during the agency’s scandal-plagued years last decade and would bring the appropriation in that category to its lowest since 2001. Read more: www.taxnotes.com/featured-new...

Li, @lindseyraymond.bsky.social & @peterbergman.bsky.social show that incorporating exploration into an interview screening algorithm improves demographic diversity & hiring efficiency, while traditional supervised learning-only tools improve hiring rates at the expense of minority applicants. 👇

Recently accepted to #REStud, ``Public Listing Choice with Persistent Hidden Information," from Celentano and Rempel: www.restud.com/public-listi... #EconSky

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Check out our new working paper!

🚨 New working paper alert 🚨 We study IRS officials' personal investments in stocks, their profitability, and relation to future tax enforcement. We use disclosure forms made public by @wsj.com and construct a transaction-level dataset, matching 5,249 transactions across five years to databases. 🧵 ->

Really cool thread!!

🚨 NEW PAPER ALERT 🚨 Our paper out as @nberpubs.bsky.social working paper. Joint with Tarek Hassan, @aakashkalyani.bsky.social, @lvanlent.bsky.social, Markus Schwedeler, and Ahmed Tahoun www.nber.org/papers/w33158

there is a noticeable Simcity 2000-2004 to economics grad school pipeline

Investors can use highly correlated ETFs to harvest capital losses without violating the wash-sale rule. By exploiting the tax loophole, investors earn a better return than the index. The annual tax revenue loss is equal to approximately $25 billion.