Assistant Professor
Department of Economics
University of Kentucky
(August 2025 – )
Ph.D. in Economics
University of Wisconsin–Madison (2012–2018)
M.S. in Economics
University of Wisconsin–Madison (2014)
B.A. in Economics
Seoul National University (2006–2012)
Inference on Nonparametric Panel Data Models with Fixed Effects and Censored Dependent Variables. Econometric Reviews (accepted for publication).
Mergers and Unionization: Roll Together or Clash? (with Qi Ge, Donggeun Kim, Myongjin Kim) International Journal of Industrial Organization, 103(B), December 2025.
A Generalized Poisson-Pseudo Maximum Likelihood Estimator. (with Ohyun Kwon, Yoto V. Yotov) Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 1-14, October 2025.
Identification and Estimation of Sequential Games of Incomplete Information with Multiple Equilibria. Journal of Econometrics, 238(2), January 2024.
Discrete-time hazard models for non-repeated events using a generalized correlated random effects approach (with Hyunseok Jung)
Nonparametric panel regression using deep neural networks
Nonparametric inference in censored panel data models with endogeneity
Bias decomposition in nonlinear difference-in-differences with applications to sanctions (with Ohyun Kwon, Arne J. Nagengast, and Yoto V. Yotov)
Identification and estimation of chain-store games with reputation effects
Asymmetric information in two-stage personal loan markets (with Meeroo Kim)
Strategic responses to used goods markets: Airbus and Boeing (with Myongjin Kim)
Backward compatibility in two-sided markets (with Richard Gretz, Myongjin Kim, and Suman Basuroy)
Estimation of dynamic games with sequential actions: Deposit market competition with entry and menu choice (with Jiaoyang Li and Yunhan Shin)
Deposit market competition and equity capital issuance (with Taeuk Seo and Yunhan Shin)
Tax reform and bonuses: Implications for employee productivity (with Myongjin Kim, Georgia Kosmopoulou, and Junyeol Ryu)
Network structures and resilience of supply: Evidence from the U.S. airline industry (with Qi Ge, Donggeun Kim, and Myongjin Kim)
The dual effects of mergers on peripheral markets: Evidence from the U.S. airline industry
The impact of foreclosure on housing markets: Evidence from Milwaukee
The effect of U.S. anti-troll patent laws on litigation and innovation activity