Writing Tips
- Writing tips for Ph.D. students: John Cochrane
- The Rhetoric of Economics: Deirdre McCloskey
- Economical Writing: Deirdre McCloskey
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On Writing Well: William Zinsser
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Learn to Write Badly: How to Succeed in the Social Sciences: Michael Billig
- Classical English Rhetoric: Michael Billig
- An Economists’ Guide to Visualizing Data: Jonathan A. Schwabish
- Classical English Rhetoric: Ward Farnsworth
Presentations Tips
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How to Give an Applied Micro Talk: Jesse Shapiro
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Tips on how to avoid disaster in presentations: Monika Piazzesi
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The Ten Commandments for How to Give a Seminar: Kjetil Storesletten
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Public Speaking for Academic Economists: Rachael Meager
Drawing Tips
Publishing Experimental Economics Papers (from the ESA Mentoring program)
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Navigating the Publication Process: Featuring Daniela Puzzello, Tim Salmon, Marie Claire Villeval, and Tom Wilkening
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Experimental Economics at the AER: Roland Benabou
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Experimental papers at AEJ: Micro and Econometrica: Leeat Yariv
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JPE; External Validity: John List
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Experimental Research: Armin Falk
Useful Links
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List of references on Writing
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John Cochrane’s writing tips for Ph.D. students
- Deirdre McCloskey:
- The Rhetoric of Economics, Journal of Economic Literature, 1983 Jun 1;21(2):481-517.
- Economical Writing Economic Inquiry. 1985 Apr;23(2):187-222.
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On Writing Well: A must read book on the art of nonfiction writing, by William Zinsser.
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Learn to Write Badly: How to Succeed in the Social Sciences, by Michael Billig.
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An Economists’ Guide to Visualizing Data — A nice article in the Journal of Economic Perspectives on how not to do plots.
- Classical English Rhetoric, a book on the art of writing. –>