I was able to go for a nice walk in the early evening, and the short jaunt was accompanied by talks for my #AcademicRunPlaylist!

First was a fantastic discussion between Ben Zweig and Paul Osterman on “disposable” workers, the spectrum of at-will employment, and more on the Revelio Labs Economics of Work podcast. Highly recommend https://youtu.be/AEfrzkdzMbk?is=_rhKmkrpSAkNJWwu

Next was a fascinating talk by Daniela Witten on testing hypotheses using orthogonalization (and also why everyone thinks about training and test sets wrong) at UC Berkeley https://www.youtube.com/live/ypBsP6agt34?t=721&is=uxWBReWkNJPpA3eM

Next was a great discussion with Anat Admati on the challenges with regulating profitable corporate misconduct on the Business Scholarship podcast https://youtu.be/l3viPZpK-Ik?is=FogebQGjCVitK0bl

Next was an engaging conversation between Ann Lipton and Michael Levin rounding up the year in proxy contests on the Shareholder Primacy podcast https://youtu.be/Ym9qVKJxyhM?is=cH40qbL_Ml917cHG

Last was the first day of the NBER innovations in measuring employment symposium. I especially liked the talk by Lisa Kahn on the relationship between online job postings and job vacancies across the entire economy https://www.youtube.com/live/HSCV6-Vfc4U?is=Nwu7qDKG8bbjeVzF