I am an economist trained in empirical industrial organization. I study how data and AI technologies generate useful information in imperfect markets, and the mechanisms through which they create and distribute economic value.

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I focus on applications in insurance and digital platforms, combining economic theory, causal inference, and modern computation methods to extract insights from large datasets.

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My name is pronounced as "ee-joe jin."

Gilbert Center Fellow, UC Berkeley Econ/Haas

Ph.D. Business Economics, Harvard 2019

M.A. Economics, Harvard 2016

B.A. Maths and Economics, UC Berkeley 2011