In case you missed the AEAs, Paul Kedrosky created a tag cloud (using Wordle) from the titles of all 505 papers. Paul is a little surprised that Keynes and crisis are not more prominent – don't worry just wait till next year!
by Alex Tabarrok on January 13, 2009 at 7:05 am in Data Source | Permalink
In case you missed the AEAs, Paul Kedrosky created a tag cloud (using Wordle) from the titles of all 505 papers. Paul is a little surprised that Keynes and crisis are not more prominent – don't worry just wait till next year!
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please make “evidence” larger — i am not sure that it is big enough for researchers to see it.
Wow! ‘Evidence’ out front and ‘Effects’ not far behind. This is a revolution in the profession. Is it possible that some economiists are becoming scientific?
I can attest that at least one session on the crisis packed one of the largest available rooms to overflowing. People were standing in the hall straining to hear.
And he points out that ‘Keynes’ appears exactly ZERO times. How the world has turned.
I’m surprised “endogenous” or “endogeneity” didn’t make the cut — or if they did they are too small to identify. You can’t half-sleep through a typical empirical econ seminar these days without hearing these words thrown about. “Identify” and “identification” are also popular.
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Wow! ‘Evidence’ out front and ‘Effects’ not far behind. This is a revolution in the profession. Is it possible that some economiists are becoming scientific?
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