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Jacob SUNDRAM (University of Copenhagen ) “Monetary Policy, Heterogeneous Returns, and Top Inequality”
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Camille URVOY (University of Mannheim ) “Political Bias in the Media: Evidence from the Universe of French Broadcasts, 2002-2020″”
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Samantha HORN (University of Chicago ) “Inaccurate Beliefs about Skill Decay”
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Mathias JENSEN (Northwestern University) “Intergenerational Mobility by Sexuality”
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Christophe BRUNEEL-ZUPANC (KU Leuven) “Don’t (fully) exclude me, it’s not necessary! Causal inference with semi-IVs”

Vincent ROLLET (MIT) “Zoning and the Dynamics of Urban Redevelopment”
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Sijie LIN (University of Toronto) “Learning to Prompt: Human Adaptation in Production with Generative AI””
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Federico CRIPPA (Northwestern University) “Identification, Estimation, and Inference in Two-Sided Interaction Models””
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Yiqi LIU (Cornell University ) “Synthetic Parallel Trends”
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Robin NG (University of Mannheim) “Competition Through Recommendations””
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Màxim SANDIUMENGE-I-BOY (Toulouse School of Economics) “Consumer Dynamics and Vertical Relations: Coordination and Foreclosure in a U.S. Consumer-Goods Industry””
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Caterina SOTO-VIERA (LSE) “Home Production in the City”
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Julien MONARDO (University of Bristol) “Measuring Substitution Patterns with a Flexible Demand Model”
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Maksim SMIRNOV (CERGE-EI) “Treatment effects identification and testing via reduced-form projections”
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Giovanni RIZZI (Toulouse School of Economics) “Opening the Black Box: A Statistical Theory of the Value of Data””
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Bjoern HOEPPNER (Universität Bonn) “Group-Specific Heterogeneity in Short Binary Outcome Panels”
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