معرفی
Karim Chalak is Professor of Econometrics at the University of Manchester, specializing in econometric theory and causal inference methods. His research addresses identification challenges in models with agent interactions and measurement error.
Education:
- PhD in Social Science from University of California, San Diego (2007)
Research Interests:
Develops methods for causal inference in environments with strategic interactions, omitted variables, and measurement error. Applications include returns to education, corporate finance decisions, and firearm policy impacts. Maintains international collaborations and visiting positions at leading institutions.
Publications Analysis:
Recent work demonstrates consistent focus on partial identification strategies, measurement error correction techniques, and applications to policy-relevant economic questions. Methodological innovations include nonparametric bounds and proxy variable frameworks.
