Steve Berry
@steveberry.bsky.social
1.8K followers 870 following 14 posts
Empirical study of firms and markets, including models used for policy analysis. Yale Econ, Cowles, and faculty director of the Tobin Center.
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lastpositivist.bsky.social
In my life I've seen treatments for AIDs developed, vaccines for Ebola and malaria, and now this. Medical science is one is the areas that still consistently seems to make these miraculous advances and I'm genuinely grateful to everyone involved.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Huntington's disease successfully treated for first time
One of the most devastating diseases finally has a treatment that can slow its progression and transform lives, tearful doctors tell BBC.
www.bbc.co.uk
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claudia-sahm.bsky.social
Absolute respect for the staff at the stats agencies who keep the innovation going, despite the challenges. These new data will be helpful. Do not take this for granted.
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markabraham.bsky.social
#NHV is implementing strong road diets with cycletracks along Whitney and State, 16 years after a huge citywide push by residents and city councilmen (now mayor and state rep), making room for 450 new homes

www.newhavenindependent.org/article/whit...

www.newhavenindependent.org/article/stat...
Photo from NH Independent Map from city NH Indy reporting on rendering of new buildings
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jennyschuetz.bsky.social
The vibes at YIMBYtown were amazing. More than any other conference I’m familiar with, most people at YT are doing meaningful work on the ground and attend because they want to become more effective. Pragmatic, optimistic and energetic—just what we need right now. Let’s build more homes, y’all!
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jennyschuetz.bsky.social
ND Gov. Kelly Armstrong at @yimbytown.bsky.social : on any policy change, 20% of people will be cranky & loud against, 80% are supportive but busy living their lives & don’t speak up. Ignore the 20%. Turn off your social media. Find a compelling emotional hook to engage the silent 80%.
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theatlantic.com
“American colleges, especially the most selective ones, are confronting the dual problems of rampant grade inflation and declining rigor,” @rosehorowitch.bsky.social writes. “Teacher evaluations are a big part of how higher education got to this point.”
The Corrupt Incentives Behind Grade Inflation
“We give them all A’s, and they give us all fives.”
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streetsforall.org
SB-79 HAS PASSED THE SENATE AND IS ON ITS WAY TO THE GOVERNOR’S DESK
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matthewakraft.com
This semester I'm experimenting with new ways to integrate the latest technology into my courses.⚡📘⚡
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maxdubler.com
This is not true. Blackstone owns 0.06% of the single family homes in America. There is no market where they own more than 1% of the homes.

Nobody has a monopoly on housing. 2/3 of American households own their homes and rental housing is a VERY diversified and competitive industry.
Pie chart showing that all institutional investors combined own less than 1% of the single family housing stock.
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lauradague.bsky.social
Dan Sacks and I are looking for a postdoc to work on Medicaid evaluation projects at UW-IRP. See posting: hr.wisc.edu/postdoc-and-... . Email your resume and cover letter to Tim Connor at [email protected].
For any questions regarding the position, please contact Dan Sacks at [email protected]
Postdoc, Postgrad, and Research Intern Vacancies
Browse Postoc and Research Intern vacancies at UW–Madison.
hr.wisc.edu
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volts.wtf
Induction stoves are quieter, cooler, and produce less toxic pollution than gas. On the other hand, they also cook better, as a growing number of professional chefs recognize.
With Induction Stoves, Chefs Discover a Foolproof Path to Perfection
From Michelin kitchens to home wok burners, induction delivers consistency that gas can’t match.
www.bloomberg.com
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yaleeconomics.bsky.social
As we kick off the fall semester, join us in welcoming our new faculty members to Yale!

Learn more about their backgrounds and research: economics.yale.edu/news/250828/...
The Department of Economics Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2025
economics.yale.edu
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imbernomics.bsky.social
Here’s the link to comment on the rule. Please do comment. They can make a difference in litigation. www.federalregister.gov/documents/20...
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dandrezner.bsky.social
My very first concert was Ray Charles on the New Haven Green.
gsarafan.bsky.social
What is your biggest concert flex?
steveberry.bsky.social
Congratulations Rudi!
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lbeutler.bsky.social
“It’s people who will get cancer in 10, 20 or 30 years who will really pay the price for these cuts”
jeremymberg.bsky.social
New York Times story with profiles of researchers whose grants were terminated.

[Gift Link]

www.nytimes.com/2025/08/24/o...
Opinion | America First? Not When It Comes to Your Health.
www.nytimes.com
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luckytran.com
Are the mRNA vaccines incredible? YES!

Are the mRNA vaccines perfect? No.

Have the mRNA vaccines saved millions of lives? YES!

Can we make the mRNA vaccines even better? YES!

Can we use mRNA vaccine technology to prevent and treat many other diseases? YES!

Fund mRNA research!
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seung.bsky.social
if you would please consult this graph by @alfredtwu.com
The Silicon Valley Economy diagram by Alfred Twu: money flowed b Venture Capital to tech companies then workers, all to end up at property owners
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yonahfreemark.com
Truly great news as NYC moves forward with this subway extension.

But the cost remains mind-boggling. We're talking $1.97 b for 1.6 mi of new tunnel, space for 125th St station, & upgrades to 0.5 mi of existing tunnel.

In Paris, a €2.5 b contract awarded last year will build 10.6 mi of new tunnel.
mta.info
The next phase of the Second Avenue Subway is moving forward! Today, the MTA Board approved a tunnel-boring contract for the project, which will expand transit access in East Harlem. The new tunnel will stretch from 116th to 125th streets.
Rendering of 106 St station, part of Second Avenue Subway Rendering of 125 St station, part of Second Avenue Subway Photo of Governor Kathy Hochul and MTA Chair Janno Lieber at special meeting for Second Avenue Subway
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yaleeconomics.bsky.social
NEW Cowles Foundation Discussion Paper: "Selective Turnout, Voting Policy, and Partisan Bias: Evidence from Multi-Level Data"

By Steven Berry, Christian Cox, and Philip Haile: cowles.yale.edu/research/cfd...
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barbarabiasi.com
Hello #econtwitter community: if any of you has been teaching any of my papers, would you mind shooting me a DM? I would hugely appreciate that 🙏 and thanks in advance!