Jonas B.

Quantitative Analysis in Macroeconomics & Microeconomics I do quantitative analyses using advanced econometric and statistical methods to explore both macroeconomic and microeconomic research questions. My experience includes model specification, data cleaning and transformation and the interpretation of empirical results within theoretical frameworks. I deliver methodological transparency and provide a clear communication of findings. Preferred Software: Stata, SPSS R, Python, Excel Survey Development & Analysis I have designed several simple to complex narrative-driven research designs. This includes designing questionnaires tailored to economic or sociological research questions, and implementing survey instruments on digital platforms. Usual Software: SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, SurveyCTO, Limesurvey Qualitative & Mixed-Methods Research I can support in theory-driven qualitative research (interview design, structured coding, clustering, and interpretation) aligned with economic and political theory. Preferred Software: MAXQDA Policy & Legal-Institutional Analysis With formal training in law, I bring a strong understanding of regulatory frameworks and policy design. This allows me to interpret empirical findings in light of legal constraints, particularly in public policy contexts. Background: I am a PhD student in Development Economics specializing in policy-relevant inequality analysis, causal inference, and theory-driven empirical research. My key strength lies in conceptualising meta-level analytical approaches that integrate economic, behavioural, political, and institutional–legal perspectives to extract insights from complex or imperfect data. I work best on problems that demand both analytical and creative reasoning.