• Why Don't Taxpayers Bunch at Kink Points? with Michael Navarrete - latest draft, 4/2023.
• Tariffs and Goods-Market Frictions with Pawel M. Krolikowski - latest draft, 8/2023.
• Better Bunching, Nicer Notching with Marinho Bertanha and Nathan Seegert - accepted, Journal of Econometrics, 7/2023.
• Bunching estimation of elasticities using Stata with Marinho Bertanha, Alexis Payne, and Nathan Seegert - The Stata Journal, 10/2022.
• Goods-market Frictions and International Trade with Pawel M. Krolikowski - lead article, Journal of International Economics, 3/2021.
• The Great Recession and a Missing Generation of Exporters with William F. Lincoln and Michael Siemer, - IMF Economic Review, 10/2019.
• The rise of exporting by U.S. firms with William F. Lincoln - European Economic Review, 11/2017.
• Fast Adjustments to Exchange Rate Shocks with Nikolas J. Zolas - presented at AEA 2019.
• The Structure of Export Entry Costs - slides only, update in progress, 3/2016.
• Real Wages and Monetary Policy Transmission in the Euro Area with Frank Smets - Kiel Institute for the World Economy, 12/2007.

• The Great Recession and a Missing Generation of Exporters with William F. Lincoln and Michael Siemer - FEDS Note 2020.
• Goods-Market Frictions and International Trade with Pawel M. Krolikowski - FEDS Note 2020.
• The Dollar in the U.S. International Transactions (USIT) Model with Joseph W. Gruber and Robert J. Vigfusson - FRB IFDP Note 2016.
• The Rise of Exporting by U.S. Firms with William F. Lincoln - FRB IFDP Note 2016.
• Do Oil Futures Prices Help Predict Future Oil Prices? with Tao Wu - FRBSF Economic Letter, 12/2005.

I have taught a wide variety of courses that ranged from microeconomic theory to economics and philosophy. I enjoy interacting with students who are both relatively new to the concepts and methods of economics and those who are more advanced. I believe that a main objective of teaching economics includes helping students develop analytic and reasoning skills that will serve them well after their time at the university. I most recently had the opportunity to teach an advanced econometrics course as part of the Master of Public Policy program at Georgetown University's McCourt School. Additionally, I taught for nine semesters at the University of Michigan during my Ph.D.

The "bunching" command uses bunching to partially and point identify the elasticity of income with respect to tax rates using different assumptions on unobserved heterogeneity, according to the paper, "Better Bunching, Nicer Notching". The command "bunching" is a wrapper function that combines three other commands included in the package: bunchbounds for partial identification, bunchtobit for point identification, and bunchfilter to filter out friction errors.