About me
Davidmac Olisa Ekeocha is an applied econometrician with over five years of experience advising federal agencies and city councils on energy, environmental regulation, and urban planning. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Liverpool and an MSc from the University of Nigeria.
His work bridges rigorous econometric analysis and practical policy application. He specializes in methods like difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity, instrumental variables, RCTs, Bayesian inference, and big data analytics. He uses tools like R, STATA, SQL, and AWS to deliver data-driven insights and evaluate policy impacts on economic and health outcomes.
He has authored 13+ peer-reviewed papers with more than 350 citations, influencing both academic research and public policy in areas such as pollution control, energy efficiency, and urban development. His doctoral research continues to explore energy and health policy using advanced empirical methods. His working papers are under review in Productions and Operations Management, The Energy Journal and World Development.
As a former economics lecturer, he has mentored students to academic success. He is an active member of the Econometric Society, AEA, Royal Economic Society, and IAEE. Combining academic depth with technical skill and real-world impact, he plays a key role in shaping evidence-based solutions to economic and environmental challenges.
Contact Details
Room 303, Mulberry Court, University of Liverpool L69 7ZH, United Kingdom