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Journal of Econometrics Session: Econometrics and Data in the 21st Century: Reproducibility and Transparency versus Privacy and Confidentiality

Panel Session

Sunday, Jan. 9, 2022 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EST)

Hosted By: Econometric Society
  • Moderators:
    Serena Ng, Columbia University
  • Elie Tamer, Harvard University

Panelist(s)
John N. Friedman
,
Brown University
Topic: The Value of Differential Privacy Techniques in Economic Research: Small-Area Estimates of Long-Term Childrens' Outcomes
Raj Chetty
,
Harvard University
Topic: The Value of Differential Privacy Techniques in Economic Research: Small-Area Estimates of Long-Term Childrens' Outcomes
Bruce Hansen
,
University of Wisconsin
Topic: The State of Replicability in Econometrics
James G. MacKinnon
,
Queen’s University
Topic: Is Replication Feasible?
Lars Vilhuber
,
Cornell University
Topic: Data Privacy and Data Collection
John M. Abowd
,
U.S. Census Bureau
Topic: Data Privacy and the 2020 Census
JEL Classifications
  • A1 - General Economics