Tim Mensinger (he/him)
Hey! I'm Tim, a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in economics at the Bonn Graduate School of Economics.
I'm interested in (structural) microeconometrics, causal inference, machine learning, scientific computing and software engineering.
I greatly enjoy teaching econometrics on a blackboard, but even more, I love teaching reproducible research practices and programming with Python.
When I'm not working on functional data analysis or discrete-continuous dynamic choice models, you'll likely find me contributing to open-source libraries.
Feel free to reach out —I'm always happy to chat!
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(Working) Papers
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How Gender Role Attitudes Shape Maternal Labor Supply
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Tranquilo: An Optimizer for the Method of Simulated Moments
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Causal inference with functional data
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Simultaneous Prediction and Confidence Bands for Concurrent
Functional Linear Regression
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A wavelet method for panel models with jump discontinuities in the parameters
Journal of Econometrics, 2021