Royal Economic Society Annual Conference 2021 Sargan Lecture
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Each year, The Econometrics Journal sponsors a plenary lecture at the Annual Conference of the Royal Economic Society. This Sargan Lecture commemorates the fundamental contributions to and profound influence on econometrics by (John) Denis Sargan. It does so by promoting econometric theory and methods with substantive direct or potential value in applications and their actual empirical application. It is chaired by an editor of The Econometrics Journal and published in the journal.1 Guido Imbens delivered the Sargan Lecture at the Society’s online 2021 Conference. Guido Imbens is The Applied Econometrics Professor and Professor of Economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. His early work on nonparametric instrumental variables estimation of heterogeneous treatment effects, and in particular of local average treatment effects, had a major impact on both econometrics and empirical economics, and is routinely taught and applied. He has since added many key contributions to causal inference and the econometrics of treatment effects. Recently, he studied topics like inference on treatment effects on subjects interacting over networks and the use of machine learning to analyse treatment effect heterogeneity. In 2021, Guido Imbens was awarded the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, together with Joshua Angrist (MIT), ‘for their methodological contributions to the analysis of causal relationships’ (they shared the prize with David Card of UC Berkeley, who was honoured ‘for his empirical contributions to labour economics’).