John DiNardo is a professor of economics and public policy who has worked in applied econometrics, labor economics, health, and political science. His recent work includes a partial assessment of an "accountability" program for California public schools, finite sample properties of semi-parametric treatment effect estimators, and the "causal effect" of BMI/weight on health outcomes. He is also coauthor (with Jack Johnston) of the Fourth Edition of Econometric Methods. Prior to joining Michigan's Ford School of Public Policy faculty, Prof. DiNardo was on the faculty at the University of California, Irvine. He received his PhD from Princeton University.

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