Empirics of Economic Growth Replicated, Revisited I
The blog post that started it all
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The blog post that started it all
The second post in the long awaited empirics of economic growth blog series
I did some clustering to MRW, what happens? Read on and find out.
Tube data visuallisations, who doesn’t love those?
This one was kinda cool, invariant statistical properties and data analysis
My awful MSc essay, uploaded here for posterity and embarrassment
I’m writing these excerpts 3 years later and gee I really wanted my MSc thesis to live on past me and be recorded on the internet throughout the ages for posterity.
How we cleaned data using autocorrelation functions
Using horseshoe priors with the weak instruments problem.
Introducing the R version of the Goodman-Bacon decomposition package with Evan Flack!
We look at a kinda cool way to clean some data using Bellman equations.
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bacondecomp is an R package with tools to perform the Goodman-Bacon decomposition for differences-in-differences with variation in treatment timing.
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Third Year Undergraduate course, UChicago, Kenneth Griffin Department of Economics, 2021
I TA’ed Big Data Tools for Economics for Professor Thibaut Lamadon - his course website can be found here. The course is taught in Python and focused on computational methods applied to ‘big’ datasets for causal inference.
Honors Undergraduate course, UChicago, Kenneth Griffin Department of Economics, 2022
I TA’ed the first course in UChicago’s Honors Econometrics sequence under Francesco Ruggieri.
Undergraduate course, UChicago, Kenneth Griffin Department of Economics, 2022
I TA’ed the first course in UChicago’s non-Honors Econometrics sequence under Thomas Wiemann.