In spring 2021, I am organizing several virtual brownbags to discuss recent working papers on econometric methods, focusing on advances in the difference in difference and event study literatures and implications for applied microeconomics research. These are open to, and attended by, faculty and graduate students from all over the world. Below I list the papers we discuss, as well as link to the slides I created to summarize the papers for the discussion.

​These discussions are ongoing, so please feel free to email me to be invited!

On Event Studies and Distributed-Lags in Two-Way Fixed Effects Models: Identification, Equivalence, and Generalization
​by Kurt Schmidheiny and Sebastian Siegloch
Link to Slides 

Revisiting Event Study Designs, with an Application to the Estimation of the Marginal Propensity to Consume 
by Kirill Borusyak and Xavier Jaravel 
Link to Slides

Difference-in-Differences with Multiple Time Periods, Led by Yulya Truskinovsky 
by Pedro H. C. Sant'Anna and Brantly Callaway​
Link to Slides coming late March