Regular biography
Max Tabord-Meehan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on econometrics. He teaches courses such as Applied Econometrics I and II. His contact information includes an email address and a website link. His academic background includes a Ph.D. from Northwestern University, an M.A. from Western University, and a B.Math from Waterloo University.
Scholar-generated biography
Max Tabord-Meehan is an econometrician at the University of Toronto, specializing in econometric methods for experimental and observational studies. His research focuses on developing statistical techniques for causal inference, particularly in randomized controlled trials and complex experimental designs. Tabord-Meehan's work addresses challenges such as treatment choice, stratification, and inference under network interference. He has contributed to the analysis of cluster randomized trials, matched pairs, and factorial designs, emphasizing design-based variance estimation and robust inference. His publications explore the efficiency of stratified experiments, the impact of nonignorable cluster sizes, and the evaluation of mean estimators with missing data. His research provides methodological advancements for applied econometricians and policy analysts.