Communications, Media, and Internet Practice• Conduct economic analyses of competition, regulatory, intellectual property, and labor issues to support clients involved in arbitration, complex litigation, merger reviews, public policy debates, and regulatory proceedings- Review economic literature- Compile, manipulate, and analyze data in Excel, Stata, and SAS- Assist in developing econometric models and implementing them in Stata- Write reports describing analyses and create intuitive charts and tables to illustrate results • Support clients in a variety of venues, including: litigation in state court and U.S. federal court; merger reviews at the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Communications Commission (FCC), state public utility commissions, and Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC); review of regulations at the FCC and CRTC; Section 337 investigations at the U.S. International Trade Commission; and royalty rate-setting proceedings at the Copyright Royalty Board

• Research Assistant to Prof. Diego Comin, Harvard Business School• Calculated and analyzed U.S. manufacturing outsourcing from 1990-2005 for research on changes in capital and labor from 1959-1990 affecting later offshoring of low-skilled labor• Created coding files in the data analysis and statistical software Stata which meshed import, trade, and capital and labor parameter data of different industry categorizations into a single system in order to formulate and analyze variables between them all

• Research Assistant to Prof. Georg Strasser, Boston College Economics Department• Found, cleaned, and handled motor vehicle data with Excel and Stata to prepare for research on pricing discrepancies between countries in the European car market• Conducted research on a “market for lemons” of low-valued items on Craigslist