Nadja van 't Hoff

Excited to share our new paper on arXiv! 📢 With my amazing colleagues @menon_seetha and @nadjavanthoff , we show that—contrary to common belief—men use more healthcare than women when faced with an unexpected health shock. 🔗 arxiv.org/abs/2509.01310

Looking to hire a talented and dedicated econometrician? I highly recommend @nadjavanthoff. We collaborated with @lewbel on "LiM and the CC-LATE", now R&R at @restatjournal. In her JMP, Nadja develops novel identification results for settings with non-binary, ordered treatments.

@MNareklishvili @StanfordGSB @UofGAsbs Amazing Maria, congratulations! 🥳

A job market update: I am very happy to share that I will be a postdoctoral fellow @StanfordGSB, Golub Capital Social Impact Lab during 2024-2025. Then I will join the University of Glasgow (@UofGAsbs) as an Assistant Professor in Econometrics.

Check out our new working paper on the causal effect of the Danish "fat tax" on consumption of several products. Joint project with @nadjavanthoff, Christian M. Dahl, and Sinne Smed. #Econtwitter arxiv.org/abs/2312.11481

Very excited to attend and present a poster on my project with @nadjavanthoff and @lewbel "Limited Monotonicity and the CC-LATE" at the (EC)^2 conference in Manchester. Also pretty happy about my hotel room view ☺️ sites.google.com/view/2023ec2/p…

🎉 New on arXiv: My paper on identifying causal effects for nonbinary treatments with multiple instruments! Check it out here: arxiv.org/abs/2311.17575