About
Paul Rilstone is a Professor in the Department of Economics at York University's Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies. He has been teaching at York since 1995, with prior positions at Western University (BA 1987) and Laval University in Quebec. His research focuses on finite sample econometrics, duration analysis, nonparametric estimation techniques, and Russian literature. He has held visiting roles at Wisconsin, Virginia, Michigan, Toronto, Rochester, and Statistics Canada.
His academic career includes over three decades of contributions to econometric theory and applications. Key research areas involve improving estimation methods for nonlinear models, analyzing duration processes in labor markets and public health contexts, and advancing nonparametric statistical techniques. Recent work addresses pandemic modeling and policy impacts through econometric frameworks.
Rilstone's publications emphasize higher-order asymptotic expansions, semiparametric efficiency, and innovative estimation strategies. His work bridges theoretical econometrics with applied policy analysis, particularly in labor markets and healthcare systems. No specific awards are listed in available records, though his extensive publication history indicates sustained scholarly impact.
