Matthew Keen is currently a graduate student at San Francisco State University pursuing a Master's degree in Economics.
With a knack for data wrangling and policy outcome evaluation Matthew is looking for a nonprofit in need of a good economic or financial analyst.
Analysis w/ R, Python-pandas, Stata, Matlab
Graphical Data Presentation
Data access through public API's
Data Management w/ SQL
Excel, Word, Powerpoint, LaTeX
Policy Analysis
Econometrics (Statistics) - Advanced theory and applied
Macroeconomics theory and modeling
Time series forecasting
Microeconomic theory - Industrial organization and urban
Health and international development
Asset pricing
Time series forecasting
Money and Banking
International Trade
Independent coursework modeling public policy effects on crime.
Matthew Keen
Focused, results oriented professional skilled at identifying solutions to complex, real world problems using economic theory and communicating this analysis in a clear, effective manner.
Graduate Student in Economics
Undergraduate Student in Economics
Graduate Assistant - August 2015 to May 2016
Instructional Student Assistant - February 2015 to August 2015
Criminal conviction and incarceration: Impact on employment outcomes for former offenders (presentation)
Does Inequality Increase Crime? The Effect of Income Inequality on Crime Rates in California Counties with Wenbin Chen (presentation)
Forecasting United States federal employment changes with presidential and congressional majority party control (presentation)