About Me
I am an Assistant Professor at the Elliot School of International Affair and Department of Economics at George Washington University. I received my PhD of Economics from the Pennsylvania State University in June 2019. My research examines how market frictions affect firm growth and performance, as well as their broader implications for aggregate welfare and policy design. Through this work, I have developed extensive experience in empirical analysis, structural economic modeling, model estimation, regression methods, and large-scale structured datasets.