The Cultural Economist
The Cultural EconomistAnthony Palomba is an award-winning professor at UVA Darden teaching Data Storytelling and Media & Entertainment Business. His work blends machine learning, causal inference, and media economics. Newhouse MA, UF PhD, Purdue MS Econ (in progress).
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Award-winning UVA Darden professor of Media & Entertainment Business. Research blends ML, causal inference, and media economics. MA in TV & Film (Syracuse Newhouse), PhD in Media (UF CJC), and MS in Economics (Purdue Daniels, in progress).
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