Deep Learning for Solving Economic Models

By Jesús Fernández-Villaverde

Journal of Economic Literature

The ongoing revolution in deep learning is reshaping research across many fields, including economics. Its effects are especially clear in solving dynamic economic models. These models often lack closed-form solutions, so economists have long relied on nu...

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The Political Consequences of Mass Repatriation

By Edoardo Cefalà

American Economic Journal: Economic Policy

What happens when a country’s electorate suddenly expands by hundreds of thousands of new voters? This study examines the political impact of the mass arrival of repatriates from Algeria to France. Using this quasi-experiment, I demonstrate that their...

Measuring Sensitive Outcomes through Ballot-Bag Surveys

By Bruno Crépon, Ahmed Elsayed, and Jules Gazeaud

American Economic Review: Insights

Prevailing methods for measuring sensitive outcomes confront researchers with an inherent bias-variance trade-off: direct questioning is prone to a sensitivity bias, while indirect methods such as list experiments are substantially less precise. We test...

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