Yuehao Bai

Assistant Professor, Economics

Design and Analysis of Experiments, Econometrics, Partial Identification, statistical inference

My research interests lie in design and analysis of randomized controlled trials (RCTs), partial identification, identification and inference with multi-valued treatments and instruments, and quantile regression. In one recent paper I study the optimal stratified randomization procedure in RCTs, and found a certain kind of matched-pair design is optimal. In another paper (coauthored with Joe Romano and Azeem Shaikh), we provide asymptotically exact inference procedure for matched-pair designs. In another paper we study inference with moment inequalities whose dimension grows exponentially fast with the sample size. I also have a paper in which we study the sharp identified sets for various treatment effects with multi-valued instruments and multi-values treatments.

COntact

yuehaob@umich.edu

Website

Location

Ann Arbor

Methodologies

Statistics

Applications

Economics, Finance and Business