Episode 104: Victoria Angelova on the Comparison between Algorithms and Humans Making Decisions — The Visible Hand

Episode 104: Victoria Angelova on the Comparison between Algorithms and Humans Making Decisions. Listen now at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 103: Emma Harrington on the Benefits and Costs of Working Next to Your Colleagues — The Visible Hand

Episode 103: Emma Harrington on the Benefits and Costs of Working Next to Your Colleagues
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Episode 102: Giulia Tura on the Effect of Legal Status and Cultural Distance on Marriages Between Natives and Migrants — The Visible Hand

Giulia Tura on the Effect of Legal Status and Cultural Distance on Marriages Between Natives and Migrants. Listen now at www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 101: Alan Benson on the Gender Promotion Gap — The Visible Hand

Alan Benson (University of Minnesota) on Potential and the Gender Promotion Gap. Listen now at www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 100: Viola Salvestrini on the Gender Diversity and Decision-Making in Judicial Teams — The Visible Hand

Viola Salvestrini (Bocconi) on Gender Diversity and Decision-Making in Judicial Teams. Listen now at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 99: Andrew Garin on the Long-Run Effects of Public Investment — The Visible Hand

Andrew Garin on the Long-Term Effects of Public Investment. Listen now at:

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Episode 98: Nina Roussille on the Gender Ask Gap — The Visible Hand

Episode 98: Nina Roussille on the Gender Ask Gap

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Episode 97: Ryan Hill and Carolyn Stein on Incentives in Science — The Visible Hand

Episode 97 is now live: Ryan Hill and Carolyn Stein on Incentives in Science

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Episode 96: Nathan Lane on South Korea’s Industrial Policy — The Visible Hand

Nathan Lane on South Korea's Industrial Policy: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 95: Andrea Matranga on the Causes of the Neolithic Revolution — The Visible Hand

Episode 95: Andrea Matranga on the Causes of the Neolithic Revolution www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Seeing too many diff-in-diff reviews and and summary articles but not sure where to start? We propose a new way to synthesize this growing literature using a Review in Reviews approach.

Episode 94: Shaoda Wang on Revolving Door Lawyers — The Visible Hand

Episode 94: Shaoda Wang on Revolving Door Lawyers. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

In the next episode, Shaoda Wang (University of Chicago) will discuss the productivity of (revolving door) lawyers. #EconSky

Episode 93: Laura Boudreau on Monitoring Harassment in Organisations — The Visible Hand

Episode 93: Laura Boudreau on Monitoring Harassment in Organisations. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

Episode 92: Paul Eliason on using regulation and litigation to combat fraud — The Visible Hand

Episode 92: Paul Eliason (Eccles School of Business) on using regulation and litigation to combat fraud. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

In the next episode, Paul Eliason (Eccles School of Business) will discuss the effectiveness of different mechanisms to prevent fraud in healthcare. Episode 6 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Episode 91: David Chan on the Differential Productivity of Physicians and Nurse Practitioners — The Visible Hand

Episode 91: David Chan (Berkeley) on the Differential Productivity of Physicians and Nurse Practitioners. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

I like these incentive-compatible, mechanism design things as much as the next (economics professor) guy. But if not, just take it as an excuse to support a great cause.

In the next episode, David Chan (Berkeley) will discuss the productivity differences between physicians and nurse practitioners in the Emergency Department. Episode 5 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Episode 90: Ziad Obermeyer on the Mortality Effects of Making Patients Contribute to the Cost of their Drugs — The Visible Hand

Episode 90: Ziad Obermeyer (Berkeley) on the Mortality Effects of Making Patients Contribute to the Cost of their Drugs. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi....

In the next episode, Ziad Obermeyer (Berkeley) will argue that cost-sharing in the health sector makes patients stop taking high-value drugs, resulting in significantly higher mortality. Episode 4 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Episode 89: Manasvini Singh on Black versus White Mortality when Hospital Capacity becomes Strained — The Visible Hand

Episode 89: Manasvini Singh on Black versus White Mortality when Hospital Capacity becomes Strained. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

In the next episode, Manasvini Singh will argue that when hospitals approach full capacity, the mortality of black patients increases disproportionately, relative to the mortality of white patients. Episode 3 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Episode 88: Jetson Leder-Luis on Medicare Spending in For-Profit Hospices — The Visible Hand © The Visible Hand Podcast. All rights reserved.

Episode 88: Jetson Leder-Luis on Medicare Spending in For-Profit Hospices. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

In the next episode, Jetson Leder-Luis will discuss the effect of for-profit hospices on patient mortality and Medicare spending. Episode 2 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Episode 87: Ambar La Forgia on Chain Ownership and Fertility Clinic Performance — The Visible Hand

Episode 87: Ambar La Forgia on Chain Ownership and Fertility Clinic Performance. #EconSky. Listen at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

In the next episode, Ambar La Forgia (Berkeley) will discuss the effect of being part of a chain on the productivity of fertility clinics. Episode 1 of the Health Economics Season. #EconSky

Announcing a Health Economics Special Season! Featuring:
- Ambar La Forgia (Berkeley)
-Jetson Leder-Luis (BU)
-Manasvini Singh (CMU)
-David Chan (Berkeley)
-Paul Eliason (BYU)
-Ziad Obermeyer (Berkeley)
Over the next weeks I will release episodes on recent exciting work in Health/Org Econ. #EconSky

Episode 12: Claudia Robles-Garcia on the Trade-off between Competition and Incentives in Mortgage Markets — The Visible Hand

Readvertising here: Episode 12: Claudia Robles-Garcia on the Trade-off between Competition and Incentives in Mortgage Markets #EconSky Listen here at: www.thevisiblehand.uk/episodes/epi...

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