Projects
Urban and Regional Economics Course Project
Sep.2024 - Dec.2024
- Leveraged Strumpf and Oberholzer-Gee's (2002) research framework to process and analyze county-level data including voting behavior, demographics, and socioeconomic characteristics
- Examined the heterogeneity of preferences across different regions and their effects on government public goods decisions, evaluating ways to shape local business conditions and consumer behavior
- Constructed an economic model using economies of scale and spillover effects to assess how standardized services and tailored policies impact business costs, efficiency, and location choices