Paris Econometrics Seminar with Kirill Ponomarev (U of Chicago)

Kirill Ponomarev is Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Chicago since 2022, after defending his PhD in Economics at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA).

He is specialised in econometrics. His research focuses on partial identification, econometric modeling of strategic interactions, and non-standard estimation and inference problems. He was recently awarded a National Science Foundation grant for his project Sharp Identification and Specification Testing in Potential Outcome Models: A Computational Approach.

Kirill Ponomarev's website

He will present a paper, joint with Hiro Kaido, at the next Paris Econometrics Seminar on the topic:

Testing Exclusion and Shape Restrictions in Potential Outcomes Models (read abstract, PDF 41 KB)

The next Paris Econometrics Seminar will host, at PSE, Andrii Babii (UNC-Chapel Hill) on March 16th.