Jan Darecki

Education

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  Tilburg University

  2022 - 2023

  Master's degree Economics, Sustainable Development 8 (Graduated with distinction)

  Courses included Econometrics 1 (Grade 9.5) and 2 (8), Labor Economics (8), Environmental Economics (7.5), Data Science in Economics (7.5), Financial Markets and Institutions (8.5), Growth and Regional Development (7.5), Applied Economic Analysis 1 (8.5) and 2 (8.5), Experiments and Surveys (8).As part of my Master's thesis I examined the effect of Excellence Initiatives on country productivity and institution performance.Completed 2 large course assignments in Python:1. A… Show more Courses included Econometrics 1 (Grade 9.5) and 2 (8), Labor Economics (8), Environmental Economics (7.5), Data Science in Economics (7.5), Financial Markets and Institutions (8.5), Growth and Regional Development (7.5), Applied Economic Analysis 1 (8.5) and 2 (8.5), Experiments and Surveys (8).As part of my Master's thesis I examined the effect of Excellence Initiatives on country productivity and institution performance.Completed 2 large course assignments in Python:1. A machine-learning model for prediction of next quarter inflation: neural net- work algorithm complemented by Bayesian analysis.2. Financial implications of firms’ renewable energy share during an energy crisis: An extension of Bernanke and Gertler’s financial accelerator macro model.Also gained a thorough understanding of econometrics, along with proficiency in RStudio thanks to outstanding Econometrics courses. Show less

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  SGH Warsaw School of Economics

  2018 - 2022

  Bachelor's degree Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems 7.6

  - Strong background in statistics, econometrics and math-related studies- A solid knowledge base in the area of micro- and macroeconomics- Heavy use of analytical tools such as Gretl, SPSS and RStudioMy Bachelor’s thesis tackled the problem of modern tax havens. In the thesis I proved that the Netherlands and Ireland ought to be labelled as tax havens. I laid out evidence supporting this claim, along with concrete numbers and an indication of areas and provisions within the… Show more - Strong background in statistics, econometrics and math-related studies- A solid knowledge base in the area of micro- and macroeconomics- Heavy use of analytical tools such as Gretl, SPSS and RStudioMy Bachelor’s thesis tackled the problem of modern tax havens. In the thesis I proved that the Netherlands and Ireland ought to be labelled as tax havens. I laid out evidence supporting this claim, along with concrete numbers and an indication of areas and provisions within the countries’ tax codes, which gave multinational corporations room for severe tax avoidance. Show less