Bryan S. Graham
Assistant Professor

Mailing Address:
University of California
Department of Economics
549 Evans Hall #3880
Berkeley, CA 94590

Tel No. (510) 642-4752
Fax No. (510) 642-6615

E-mail Address:

Selected Published Papers

• "Identifying Social Interactions through Conditional Variance Restrictions"  Econometrica 76 (3): 643 - 660, 2008 NOTE: this is a revised version of Chapter 1 of my dissertation which was circulated previously under the title "Identifying Social Interactions through Excess Variance Contrasts"
  
• Supplemental Web Appendix (published online version)
• Public Release Project STAR data in STATA readable format
• STATA replication Do File 1 of 3
• STATA replication Do File 2 of 3
• STATA replication Do File 3 of 3
• MATLAB replication m.file 1 of 2 (f/ Power Calculations)
• MATLAB replication m.file 2 of 2 (f/ Power Calculations)
• Data extract used for power calculations in MATLAB readable format

• "Rich Nations, Poor Nations: How Much Can Multiple Equilibria Explain," Journal of Economic Growth 11 (1): 5 - 41, 2006 (with Jon Temple).
  
• Data
  
• Mathematica code used for calibration
• Mathematica code used to produce phase diagrams

• "Identification and Estimation of the Linear-in-Means Model of Social Interactions," Economic Letters 88 (1): 1 - 6, 2005 (with Jinyong Hahn).

• "Longevity and life-cycle savings," Scandinavian Journal of Economics 105 (3): 319 - 338, 2003 (with David E. Bloom and David C. Canning).
  

• Inverse probability tilting and missing data problems (with Daniel Egel and Cristine Pinto) (New 04/08)
  

• Redistributive effects for discretely-valued inputs

• GMM `equivalence' for semiparametric missing data models
  
• Supplemental Web Appendix

• "Complementarity and Aggregate Implications of Assortative Matching: A Nonparametric Analysis (joint w/ G. Imbens and G. Ridder). NOTE: This version is very preliminary and incomplete.

• Small Sample Properties of GMM and GEL Estimation and Inference Procedures for Social Interaction Models

• A note to current and potential advisees

• Ec 270c Syllabus, Spring 2008
• Problem Set 1 (Due 2/21)
• Problem Set 2 (Due 3/20)
• Problem Set 3 Data (Due 5/8)