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marek-chadim/README.md

Marek Chadim

Predoctoral Fellow at the Tobin Center for Economic Policy, Yale University.

I want to develop empirical methods for applied microeconomics — demand, production, and the measurement of market power — and apply them where the counterfactual has to inform a public decision.

Website: marek-chadim.github.io · Email: marek.chadim@yale.edu

Research

Markups and Public Procurement: Evidence from Czech Construction Tenders — First Place, Young Economist of the Year Award, Czech Economic Society (2025). Firms charge markups roughly 15% higher in years they hold government contracts; the premium fell from about 30% in 2006 to 10% in 2021. [paper] [code] [talk]

Contributor, Production Function replication packages, Kenneth C. Griffin Applied Economics Incubator, University of Chicago — I contributed the replication package for my thesis to the collection's private repository.

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  1. thesis thesis Public

    Markups and Public Procurement — BSc & MSc theses (PDFs, slides, figures)

    R 1

  2. markups-procurement markups-procurement Public

    Markups and Public Procurement — reproducible raw-data-to-paper pipeline

    Python

  3. empirical-io empirical-io Public

    Empirical industrial organization — BLP demand estimation and merger simulation, Rust (1987) dynamic programming, and Bajari–Benkard–Levin dynamic games (Yale PhD Empirical IO)

    Jupyter Notebook

  4. econometrics econometrics Public

    Ph.D. econometrics — write-ups from the Stockholm University core sequence (Econometrics I–II) and the Yale research-level sequence (Econometrics III–IV)