About me

Hi there! I’m a student of the master’s in Economics program at the University of Bonn. I am keenly interested in empirical economics and causal inferences with the aid of reliable econometric and fun computational methods. I have previously interned at the Max Planck Institute in Bonn and at a fast-paced economics consulting firm in Berlin.

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What piques my interest?

• Discovering new data sets to play with!
• New tools in R.
• Casual inference and it’s interaction with machine learning.
• Fun new Stata packages.
• Developmental/Experimental economics.
• New updates in competition enforcement.

Projects

• Working Project on the Replication of Berrera et. al.

• Evaluation of Impact of Life Shocks on Life Satisfaction and similar Outcomes (an extension of Kettlewell et. al.)

• Social Pressure and Voter Turnout – Disentangling the causal mechanism using Random Forests

Email: abrahamrajuloyola@gmail.com