Congratulations Courtney!

7th graders all read it and thought 🤷‍♀️ of course.

This is awesome. Going to share with all my dual immersion parents.

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Learn more about our work in the Office of the Investor Advocates 2024 Annual Report www.sec.gov/files/fy24-o...

Fee meters can help people to understand whether a mutual fund is expensive relative to other similar funds, but they don’t necessarily spur people to want to search for a less expensive fund www.sec.gov/files/ric-fe...

We are also using the panel to study how disclosures inform investors about financial products.

About 18% of people report working with a financial professional to support their investment decisions, but the use of advice is much lower among those with lower income.

Following people over time has allowed us to see that overall rates of ownership are pretty stable, but we are also learning more about how many people are moving in and out of ownership each quarter

Since October 2023, we've been collecting quarterly longitudinal data about investor behavior. Introducing the THRIVE panel www.sec.gov/files/thrive...

We went on Sunday. So beautiful.

Thanks for making this!

Could you add me please?

Finally deactivated on the other places. I hadn’t been there is many months. I used behavioral science and made a commitment to someone else that I would do it.

I tried this. I had to update the app to get it to work. Thanks for the tip.

These are helpful for all Econ research that wants to have policy impact, not just cost benefit analysis

Thanks!

That would be amazing!!

Thanks. I am trying to explain why we impute demographic characteristics that are used in weighting. Definitely in the weeds. And hoping for a source that I can point someone too. (They also had questions about oversampling and I am sending them your piece)

Oversampling is used to study small groups, not bias poll results As oversampling and its possible effect on presidential polls are spotlighted ahead of Election Day, learn more about this practice and how pollsters adjust for it.

@awmercer.bsky.social I think this post you wrote about oversampling is great. Do you have something similar about imputation? www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/...

Thanks for including me. I am excited to see how this community is growing and to contribute to the conversation.

This is a question I’ve been thinking about too. As an economist in the policy world there just isn’t time for everything to become a published journal article. My goal is to be sure that I submit some journal articles every year to maintain credibility both in the academic and policy worlds.

For Bluesky-Curious Econ Lovers - Aaron Sojourner This Quick Start guide aims to help econ lovers easily join Bluesky’s growing economics community. The Bluesky User FAQ covers generic basics, like how to start an account. This guide orients you to e...

For Bluesky-Curious Econ Lovers, a Quick Start guide to plugging into the economics community here.

I wrote it hoping to lower the costs & boost the benefits for folks to engage here.

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Even if you are not a beginner, take a look at this fabulous Starter Pack and see what is missing. We (AEA ad hoc Social Media Committee) will lobby your favorites to join if you write social_media_committee@aeapubs.org or DM me.

My advisor did this. He also had us meet with the other students in our group during the weeks we didn’t meet with him. My dissertation group is still (20 years later) who I turn to with tough career questions!

We were lucky in rural Ohio today.