About Me

I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at Binghamton University. I am on the 2026–2027 job market and expect to graduate in May 2027. My research examines technology adoption, productivity, and market power. My work is published in Economic Modelling and Economics Letters. Explore my research.

Curriculum Vitae Job Market Paper Research Statement Teaching Statement

Research Interests

Applied Microeconomics; Production Econometrics; Industrial Organization

News

• Job market paper: Digitalization, Factor-Biased Productivity, and Market Power.
• Publication: Causal Forests versus Penalized Splines for Heterogeneous Treatment Effects, Economics Letters (2026).
• Publication: The Scale-Technology Paradox: Technological Progress and Productivity Decline in Nigerian Banking, Economic Modelling (2026), 107859.
• 2025 — Award: Best Third-Year Paper Award from the Department of Economics, Binghamton University.