Biography

David Harry Bernstein is a fifth year doctoral candidate at the Department of Economics, University of Miami. Prior to his studies at the Miami Herbert Business School, David earned a Master of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Oxford and a BA in Mathematics and in Economics from Brandeis University. While at Miami, David has published his research in leading economics and econometrics journals including Energy Economics, and Econometrics.

David will be available for interviews at the 2020 ASSA meeting in San Diego, CA

Research Interests

Energy Economics, Statistical Theory, Financial Economics

Featured Publications

• David H. Bernstein, Bent Nielsen. "Asymptotic theory for cointegration analysis when the cointegration rank is deficient," Econometrics, 2019, 7(1), 6. 

  David H. Bernstein, Christopher F. Parmeter. "Returns to Scale in Electricity Generation: Replicated and Revisited," Energy Economics, 2017. (forthcoming) 

Teaching and Professional Experience

• Instructor, Principles of Microeconomics (ECO 211), University of Miami, Department of Economics, summer 2019
• Teaching Assistant, ECO 345, 430, 443, 521, 533, 601, University of Miami, Department of Economics, 2014 - 2020
• Teaching Assistant, Johns Hopkins University, Center for Talented Youth Probability and Game Theory, summer 2012
• Teaching Assistant, ECON 171A, 4.48/5.00, Brandeis University, Department of Economics, fall 2011
• Teaching Assistant, Algebra I/II and Geometry, Fitchburg State, Upward Bound (TRIO), summer 2010

Specialties

• Econometrics

Degrees

• Ph.D., Economics, University of Miami , 2020 (expected)
• M.Phil. Economics, University of Oxford, 2014
• B.A., Mathematics, Brandeis University, 2012
• B.A., Economics, Brandeis University, 2012

Honors and Awards

• University of Miami, Economics Research Fellowship, 2014 - present
• Society for Financial Econometrics Summer School, The Econometrics of Option Pricing, Harvard University, July 2014
• The Econometric Game, University of Amsterdam, April 2014
• National Science Foundation Research Training Group, Geometric Group Theory, UC Berkeley, June 2012

Additional Links

• Personal Website
• IDEAS/RePEc
• Google Scholar