Designing Experiments for Policies Beyond the Experiment
Draft forthcoming
Bio
I am a PhD candidate in Economics at University College London and a PhD Scholar at the Centre for Microdata Methods and Practice (CeMMAP). I expect to graduate in 2027.
My research focuses on econometrics, particularly partial identification and statistical decision theory, with applications to experimental design, panel data models, and nonparametric instrumental variables.
Job Market Paper
Working Papers
The Projection Solution to the Incidental Parameter Problem
July 2026.
Robust Analysis of Short Panels
Revised January 2024, also CeMMAP working paper 01/24. October 2023 version available as CeMMAP working paper CWP20/23. Currently resting working paper, partially subsumed by The Projection Solution to the Incidental Parameter Problem.
Work in Progress
Teaching
ECON0108 Econometrics
PhD Course · University College London · 2024–2026
ECON0005 Statistical Methods in Economics
Undergraduate Course · University College London · 2022–2024
Contact
Email: uctpyqz@ucl.ac.uk
Affiliation: Department of Economics, University College London
Location: London, United Kingdom