Resources
Coding tips
Best practices
My lecture series “Code, Data, and Version Control: Best Practices for Economic Research” is a crash course in how to organize empirical projects, write good code, manage data, and use version control.
The replication package for my paper “The Summer Drop in Female Employment” (with Melanie Wasserman) illustrates these principles in practice.
Stata graphics
“Spartan Stata Graphics” offers a Stata scheme file and accompanying code to produce effective, minimalist figures.
Other coding resources
There are lots of good textbooks and lecture notes on how to improve your coding skills. Here are some recommended readings.
Teaching materials
Intermediate Microeconomics
ECN100B is the second part of a two-quarter undergraduate sequence. While the first part covers perfectly competitive markets, ECN100B digs into market failures like monopoly, externalities, and public goods, as well as game theory and uncertainty.
Graduate Labor Economics
ECN250A is a second-year PhD course covering labor demand, labor market institutions, job search, and other topics.