Causal Analysis of GE Crop Efficiency
A causal-inference study estimating how genetically-engineered crop adoption affected U.S. agricultural productivity across states and years.
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Experience working with large datasets to build statistical models, uncover relationships, and deliver actionable insights. Skilled in econometric analysis, quantitative methods, and spatial data integration using R and ArcGIS Pro. Analytical work emphasizes precision, reproducibility, and practical application to finance, strategy, and economic decision-making.
Coursework includes Econometrics, Economic Analysis of Data, Economics of Competitive Strategy, International Trade Economics, Intermediate Microeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Statistics, and Calculus—emphasizing analytical reasoning, quantitative modeling, and applied economic theory.
Selected quantitative and computational work — econometric modeling, geospatial analysis, and tools built end to end.
A causal-inference study estimating how genetically-engineered crop adoption affected U.S. agricultural productivity across states and years.
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View study (PDF) →A Chrome extension that parses page content into structured arrays and computes expected values, with a built-in outcome simulator.
View on GitHub →An interactive falling-sand sandbox with a dozen materials — sand, water, oil, lava, fire, stone and more — each with its own physics. Powders pile, liquids flow and layer by density, fire spreads, and lava meets water to forge stone.
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