Desire Kedagni In the News

November 29, 2021
 

Otavio Bartalotti, Desire KedagniA paper by Otavio Bartalotti, associate professor, and Desire Kedagni, assistant professor, "Identifying Marginal Treatment Effects in the Presence of Sample Selection," was accepted for publication in The Journal of Econometrics.

January 19, 2021
 

Dr. Desire KedagniDesire Kedagni, assistant professor, has had his paper, "Does Class Size Matter? How, and at What Cost?,"  (joint with Kala Krishna, Rigissa Megalokonomou and Yingyan Zhao), accepted for publication in European Economic Review.

December 02, 2020
 

Desire KedagniDesire Kedagni, assistant professor, gave a virtual seminar talk at UC Davis, Agricultural and Resource Economics Nov. 23. The title of the paper is “Identifying Marginal Treatment Effects in the Presence of Sample Selection,” (joint with Otavio Bartalotti and Vitor Possebom).

December 18, 2019
 

Dr. Otavio BartalottiOtavio Bartalotti, assistant professor, presented the paper, "Identifying Marginal Treatment Effects in the Presence of Sample Selection," co-authored with Desire Kedagni and Vitor Possebom:

October 01, 2019
 

Esther KedagniDesire Kedagni, assistant professor, and his wife, Claire, welcomed the birth of a baby girl, Esther, on September 25th at 8:11 am. Her weight at birth was 7lbs 0.2 oz, and her height was 17 inches. All are doing well. Congratulations!

September 24, 2019
 

Dr. Desire KedagniDesire Kedagni, assistant professor, had his paper, "Generalized Instrumental Inequalities: Testing the IV Independence Assumption,'' (joint with Ismael Mourifie), accepted at Biometrika.

September 12, 2019
 

Dr. Otavio BartalottiOtavio Bartalotti, assistant professor, presented the paper “Identifying Marginal Treatment Effects in the Presence of Sample Selection” at the Conference on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics (CEME) for Young Econometricians (https://economics.ucla.edu/CEME2019) on September 6, 2019.

September 03, 2019
 

Dr. Desire KedagniDesire Kedagni, assistant professor, recently had his article titled, “Does Class Size Matter? How, and at What Cost?”  published by the CATO Institute as RESEARCH BRIEFS IN ECONOMIC POLICY NO. 175.