Other Resources 

During my research, I make use of two types of online resources. Firstly, I utilize advanced econometrics methods to construct a causal analysis. Secondly, I collect novel datasets using remotely sensed, GIS, web-scraping, census, and surveys datasets. I have found the following online resources to be helpful in my research. If you have any specific questions about my work or these tools, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Econometrics: theory and applications

1. DID reading group, here

2. Online Causal Inference Seminar, here

3. Applied Empirical Methods, here

4. Causal Inference Mixtapes, here

5. Discrete Choice Methods with Simulation, here


Online learning and references 

1. Automatic Download and Processing of Demographic and Health Surveys, here 

2. Econometrics in R, here

3. Ujjwal's Spatial Thought blog, here

4. Machine learning in economics, resource here

5. Economics and Data Science, here 


Coding tools

1. Big data processing in STATA, here

2. Fast fixed effects, in OLS and Poisson in STATA

3. Library of Statistical Techniques (LOST)! here


GIS database

1.AID database, here

2.geoBoundaries, here