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What an undergraduate research on trade paper taught me about real research I set out to measure whether NAFTA significantly boosted Canadian exports of fruits and vegetables to the U.S. What I found was more nuanced: trade clearly expanded, but isolating the precise effect of policy from GDP growth, prices,... [Read More]

Talk about finding stuff on memory lane, stuff I had forgotten I had done over the years. But here is an undergrad presentation I had made of the famous paper on Rational Expectations by Sargent and Wallace. A must-read for anyone. [Read More]

A data analysis project based on Kaggle’s Washington State housing dataset, focused on understanding and predicting home prices using variables such as square footage, bathrooms, condition, year built, waterfront, and zip code. The project involved extensive data cleaning, outlier removal, feature engineering, correlation analysis, and regression modeling in SAS, with... [Read More]