Row 2006

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Because if network effects (you have to use the same language as your co-authors) things change very slowly. In 10 years things are only going to look slightly different compared to now. For example, Julia has been an "up and comer" for many years. For micro, if you know Stata, R, Python, and you'll be fine. Better than fine. For macro, it's more heterogenous. Though I will say Fortran is relatively rarer. Knowing how to code generally is the most important, then you pick the lang you need for a task (probably just whatever your co-authors are using).

The other point is that you probably won't build a lot of "tools/libraries" (unless you're building macro or IO models, but even then..). Code tends to be project specific. My advice is to worry way, way more about research topics, methods, reading papers, etc. If you are a good coder, you can adapt easily.

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