My new paper with Henry Wen, “Lost in Aggregation: Quantifying Measurement Error from Geographic Centroids,” has been published open access in Economic Record. The question behind it had stayed with me since my PhD. In work with Alicia Rambaldi and James Hansen, we constructed spatial variables such as distances to amenities from SA1 centroids because exact locations are often unavailable in linked Australian microdata. Henry and I connected somehow. He found the question interesting, and we started working on it together: how much error do these centroid-based variables actually introduce?
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On the economics of AI pacing
AI Pacing
Workshop: Administrative Data and Causal Relationships Across the Lifespan
Presented at the Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre Workshop
I presented The impact of depression and treatment uptake on labour productivity at a workshop organised by MUCHE and the Lifespan Health and Wellbeing Research Centre at Macquarie University.
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Seminar: Prescriber Influence on the Adoption of New Medicines
Presented at the University of Technology Sydney Department of Economics
I recently presented our paper, “Prescriber Influence on the Adoption of New Medicines: Evidence from Movers in Australia,” at the Department of Economics, University of Technology Sydney.
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Seminar: Prescriber Influence on the Adoption of New Medicines
Presented at the University of Auckland Department of Economics
I recently presented our paper, “Prescriber Influence on the Adoption of New Medicines: Evidence from Movers in Australia,” at the University of Auckland Department of Economics seminar.
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