• Analysed a 35-year (1980–2015) panel of US beef exports via difference-in-differences and event-study OLS, controlling for EU GDP, US beef production, and the US–EU exchange rate • Specified event dummies for the 1989 ban, 1998 ruling, and 2009 settlement; found the ruling insignificant (p = 0.42) while the settlement raised export value by ≈88%, quantifying the “compliance gap”, with a 44% contraction in EU specialty imports under retaliation • Integrated multi-source trade data (USDA FAS, UN COMTRADE, Eurostat Comext, USITC, World Bank WDI); linked results to Bagwell & Staiger and Ederington & Ruta

Here’s a dataset about the Titanic passengers! It has information like their age, gender, ticket class, fare, family members on board, and whether they survived. Such an interesting way to look at the people behind this historic event!