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I am Assistant Professor of Economics at the College of Staten Island - CUNY. My areas of expertise include: Applied Statistics, Applied Microeconomics, Labor, Transportation, and Urban/Regional Economics.

I also have many side projects, usually tied to statistics. You can find out more about my work here!

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R in econ departments?
Apr 26 '15
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Has monopoly theory incorporated network effects as a source of monopoly?
Jul 6 '21
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Is it possible to eliminate the U.S. national debt?
May 18 '15
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What is the definition of exogenous and endogenous preferences?
Apr 6 '15
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Field experiments on labour market discrimination: do sizes of randomly assigned groups matter?
Oct 1 '20
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When do supply and demand curves shift?
May 22 '15
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What should we do if the subsample have the opposite results to the general results?
Jul 1 '21
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Why have so many legitimate smaller biotechs sprung up and thrived?
Oct 1 '20
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Does working abroad cause less unemployment? Or is it actually harmful (directly or opportunity cost)?
May 5 '15
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Breaking Up The Big Banks
Nov 19 '18
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Previous publication of my supervisor and a post-doc is a lie
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I submitted a paper over a year ago and have not heard back. What should I do?
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Getting negative predicted values after linear regression
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How should someone choose a PhD topic so that she doesn't fail?
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When to use Log in Regression?

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