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3.02.2013

Weekend Links

1) Full cost accounting for the life cycle of coal (via Yaniv Stopnitzky)

2) The distributional mortality impacts of humidity under climate change in the US (via Thomas Dreesen)

3) Evangelical Environmentalists (via Johannes Urpelainen)

4) Air conditioning and adaptation (NBER)

5) A Complete Tutorial on Bayesian Statistics (in 45 pages)

6) "Why do people love to say that correlation does not imply causation?" causal inference in the popular press (via Satoshi Kanazawa)

7) The network economics of Friendster's collapse (via MIT Tech Review)

8) What Policies Motivate Pro-Social Behavior? An Experiment with Referees at the Journal of Public Economics

9) The deadline for USF's Master's in Analytics program just passed, but if you're looking to submit a late application, let me know

10) Wikipedia Zero: Wikipedia's attempt to connect with cell-phone only internet users in developing countries, for free
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