Christine Ries
Professor Christine Ries joined the faculty at the School of Economics in 1999.
An Easier Way to Estimate Conditional Quantile Functions
By: Aselia Urmanbetova
In a joint paper recently accepted by Econometric Theory, Assistant Professor Karen Yan and co-authors Zheng Fang and Qi Li consider nonparametric estimation of a conditional quantile function.
Alex Henke
1. What do you do?
I am Head of Commercial Operations. This means that I design and implement business processes and systems that directly impact our revenue growth.
One Step Closer Towards Reliable Causal Inference
By: Aselia Urmanbetova
Rupkatha Banerjee
Name: Rupkatha Banerjee
Year: 4th year
Major/minor: B.S. Economics, B.S. Mathematics
Hometown: Johns Creek, GA
Favorite class: Game Theory or Strategy of Information
By: Gita SmithOne More Step Towards Overcoming the Shortcomings in the Models with Ordered Categorical Data
By: Aselia Urmanbetova
In joint research with Jeffrey Racine and Qi Li (research paper published by the Journal of Nonparametric Statistics), Assistant Professor Karen Yan considers nonparametric estimation of smoothed probability mass functions for ordered categorical data.
By: Aselia UrmanbetovaTowards More Accurate Estimates of Air Pollution in Beijing
By: Aselia Urmanbetova
Matthew Miller
Matthew Miller graduated with a Bachelor's in Economics in 2008 and joined the Board of Advisors for the School of Economics (BASE) in 2021. Get to know him in our latest Q&A, where Miller shares how he found his job as a Finance Director at Allstate, why he's passionate about the work, and much more!