Papers I Keep Rereading

Andre Coleman

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This is my starting five plus a very chaotic bench of papers that I actually go back to, not the ones I pretend to have finished on my Kindle. Heavy on stats, a little econ, a dash of psych, and at least one thing that makes me feel like I’m back in a Boston coffee shop trying to look smart. Think of this as my personal playbook: these are the PDFs I re-open the way some people re-watch Game 7 highlights (guilty on both counts). I tossed in one tiny number for each so you know I really did read past the abstract.

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Name	Authors	Year	Field	Why it stuck	My take
11The Market for Lemons: Quality Uncertainty and the Market Mechanism	George A. Akerlof	1970	Economics	Explains how bad products can push out good ones when buyers can’t tell the difference; I think about it every time I see a flashy but useless dashboard beat a solid, boring one.	Sometimes I wonder if I’m the lemon or the market; either way, this is my go-to reminder that incentives matter more than my beautifully tuned model.

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