Education:

Ph.D. Economics, McGill University, 2015

M.A. Economics, Hitotsubashi University, 2009

B.A. Economics, Kyoto University, 2007

Research Interests: Econometrics

Working papers:

"A Combinatorial Central Limit Theorem for Stratified Randomization".

"Penalized Likelihood Inference with Survey Data" with Joann Jasiak, R&R, Econometric Theory.

"Digital Divide: Empirical Study of CIUS 2020"  with Joann Jasiak and Peter MacKenzie, R&R, Canadian Journal of Economics.

"Robust Permutation Tests in Linear Instrumental Variables Regression" R&R, Journal of the American Statistical Association.

"Partially Maximized Monte Carlo Test, Asymptotic Discontinuity and Weak Identification" with Jean-Marie Dufour.

"Identification-Robust Asymptotic and Bootstrap C(α) Tests for Minimum Distance and Pseudo-Likelihood Models" with Jean-Marie Dufour.

"Doubly Robust GMM Inference" with Stephane Auray and Nicolas Lepage-Saucier.

Publications:

Model selection criteria in multivariate models with multiple structural changes

with Eiji Kurozumi, Journal of Econometrics, (2011), 164, 218-238. 

Limit theory and inference about conditional distributions

with Victoria Zinde-Walsh, Advances in Econometrics, (2014), 33, 397-423.

Generalized C(α) test for estimating functions with serial dependence

with Jean-Marie Dufour and Alain Trognon, (2016), Time Series Methods and Applications: the McLeod Festschrift.

Invariant tests based on M-estimators, estimating functions, and the generalized method of moments

with Jean-Marie Dufour and Alain Trognon, Econometric Reviews, (2017), 36, 1-3, 182-204.

Regression discontinuity designs, white noise models, and minimax

Journal of Econometrics, (2020), 218, 2, 587-608. 

A Robust Permutation Test for Subvector Inference in Linear Regressions  

with Xavier D’Haultfœuille, Quantitative Economics, (2024), 15, 27–87.