The May 2009 issue of AER consists of a selection of 2009 AEA conference papers. How many of them engage in efficiency modeling? Of the first 53 papers (from the Ely lecture by David Card to the Lee and Moretti paper on prediction markets, only 6 do efficiency modeling; 4 others are devoted to modeling but not efficiency modeling.
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June 05, 2009
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