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Mikkel Sølvsten

Mikkel Sølvsten

Associate Professor

Department of Economics and Business Economics

Research Fellow, Aarhus Center for Econometrics (ACE)

Contact Information

Fuglsangs Allé 4

Building 2621, B 13a

8210 Aarhus V

Phone: +45 50 twenty 51 unicorn 99 (remove mythical creatures)

Email: misoHermioneGranger@econ.au.dk (remove fictional characters)

Curriculum Vitae

Website at Aarhus University

Google Scholar Profile

    Working Papers

  • "Conduct and Scale Economies: Evaluating Tariffs in the US Automobile Market" with Marco Duarte, Lorenzo Magnolfi, Dan Quint, and Christopher Sullivan

    • Working paperWkConduct and Scale Economies: Evaluating Tariffs in the US Automobile Market


    Publications

  • “Linear Regression with Weak Exogeneity" with Anna Mikusheva (Forthcoming at Quantitative Economics)

    • Working paper and replication package.

  • Duarte, M., L. Magnolfi, M. Sølvsten, C. Sullivan (2024). Testing Firm Conduct. Quantitative Economics.

    • Working paper,  published paper, supplement, replication package, and available Python code on Github.

  • Anatolyev, S., M. Sølvsten (2023). Testing Many Restrictions Under Heteroskedasticity. Journal of Econometrics.

    • Working paper, published paper, and available R code on GitHub

  • Di Addario, S., P. Kline, R. Saggio, M. Sølvsten (2023).  It ain’t where you’re from, it’s where you’re at: hiring origins, firm heterogeneity, and wages. Journal of Econometrics.

    • NBER working paper, replication archive, published paper.

  • Kline, P., R. Saggio, and M. Sølvsten (2020). Leave‐out estimation of variance components. Econometrica.

    • NBER working paper, supplement, computational appendix/replication archive, published paper, and available MATLAB and Julia code on GitHub.

  • Sølvsten, M. (2020). Robust Estimation with Many Instruments. Journal of Econometrics.

    •  Working paper, supplement, online appendix, and published paper.

  • Hjort, J., M. Sølvsten, and M. Wüst (2017). Universal investment in infants and long-run health: Evidence from Denmark’s 1937 home visiting program. American Economic Journal: Applied Economics. 

    • Working paper and published paper.


    Teaching

  • Microeconometrics (4615)

  • Econometrics (2648)

  • Introduction to Data Science

  • See my CV for previous teaching

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