Chen Qiu

Chen Qiu is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Cornell University. Affiliated with the College of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Qiu's research interests include econometrics. His profile page indicates his affiliation with the Department of Economics and highlights his involvement in courses such as Methods and Computation in Program Evaluation and Econometrics I. Dr. Qiu's work contributes to the academic and research activities of the department, with a focus on econometric methods and their applications.

Chen Qiu is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Cornell University, specializing in econometrics. Their research focuses on statistical decision theory, treatment choice, and partial identification, with applications in econometric methods and policy evaluation. Qiu's work explores robust Bayesian inference, minimax estimation, and high-dimensional models, particularly in the context of treatment effects and stochastic discount factors. They have contributed to the development of nonparametric likelihood methods, empirical likelihood techniques, and balancing methods for observational studies. Their research emphasizes the intersection of theoretical econometrics and applied policy analysis, addressing challenges in identification and estimation under model uncertainty.