Kirill Borusyak
@borusyak.bsky.social
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Assistant professor @UCBerkeley ARE: international trade and applied econometrics.
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instrumenthull.bsky.social
My coauthors and I are hiring a project coordinator for new research on an innovative jail-based rehabilitation paper (IGNITE), building on our recent QJE

Apply at careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/project...
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instrumenthull.bsky.social
ICYMI: you can watch the recording here (around the 5h19m mark)

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rpxf...
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instrumenthull.bsky.social
Tomorrow (Thu) at 1:45pm ET:

Check out @borusyak.bsky.social's presentation of work w/ Mauricio Caceres Bravo on demand estimation with recentered IVs @ the Frontier Econometric Methods NBER SI. We're honored to have Steve Berry as a discussant!

Should be livestreamed at youtube.com/@nbervideos
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instrumenthull.bsky.social
If you wanna learn more about this, check out @borusyak.bsky.social's presentation next Thursday at the new @nber.org Frontier Econometric Methods day

nber.org/conferences/...
Excited to teach a diff-in-diff mini-course in Mexico City in September. Thanks to the organizers for the invitation!
marome1.bsky.social
🚨Excited to announce a free mini-course on Modern Difference-in-Differences Designs, taught by @borusyak.bsky.social , hosted by ITAM & LACEA's Impact Evaluation Network! 🚨

🗓️ Sept 26–27, 2025
📍 ITAM's Santa Teresa campus, CDMX

Details 👇

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thomsampson.bsky.social
For no particular reason, it might be a good time to repost my Starter pack of academic economists who study international trade

go.bsky.app/G3dqAYg
Super helpful, thanks Tom!
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NBER @nber.org · Mar 31
New tools for precisely estimating the effects of treatments defined by complex formulas, with an application to simulated instruments, from Kirill Borusyak and @instrumenthull.bsky.social https://www.nber.org/papers/w33594
Formula instruments are increasingly common: e.g. I notice most papers constructing climate shocks use them, +trade, labor etc.

Our new WP shows theoretically & practically how to build valid & powerful formula IVs. Big power gains in the simulated Medicaid eligibility setting.

Comments welcome!
instrumenthull.bsky.social
📢New WP w/ @borusyak.bsky.social

We derive the most powerful recentered IVs for formula treatments & propose an algorithm for approximating them

This approach yields *huge* power gains, relative to conventional simulated IV, when estimating Medicaid crowdout effects

Check it out! t.co/UPg2XQBefN
Apologies for self-promotion but also our work with @instrumenthull.bsky.social, see e.g. Section 3.1: www.dropbox.com/s/e6wnzkpqf6... (new draft coming very soon btw)
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