Jiangang Zeng's Webpage
Assistant Professor in Economics at LSU
Fields: Micro-econometrics and Causal Inference, with applications to IO and Labor Economics
Contact me at jzeng@lsu.edu.
Employment:
Assistant Professor in Economics at LSU, 2020-
Education:
Ph.D Economics, University of Texas-Austin, 2020
M.A Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2015
M.S Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University, 2013
B.S Applied Math and Economics, Emory University, 2012
Research:
Working Papers:
R&R at Journal of Applied Econometrics
Identification and estimation of a nonseparable system of equations with multiple shocks.
Identification and estimation of a generalized partially linear model.
Estimating the effects of climate using partially separable models with unobserved heterogeneity.
Beyond common support: an iterative approach to identification and estimation of nonseparable models with endogeneity. (with Le Wang)
R&R at Journal of Business & Economic Statistics
R&R at Econometric Theory
Imputation for nonlinear models. (with Jason Abrevaya and Peter Toth) (draft coming soon!)
Work in Progress:
Identification and estimation of an additive model with multiple shocks
Teaching:
LSU:
Econ 4630 Introduction to Econometrics (Spring21-Spring24)
Econ 4633 Time Series Data Analysis (Spring21-24)
Econ 7632 Microeconometrics (Ph.D) (Fall20-23)
*Excellence in Teaching Award for Graduate Instructor, LSU ECON, 2022