TEACHING

Economics 8205/8206-Applied Econometrics

• Course Syllabus

Lecture Notes #1

Lecture Notes #2

Lecture Notes #3

• Homework #1

Data file #1

Data file #2

Data file #3

Lecture Notes #4

Lecture Notes #5

Lecture Notes #6

Forward and Spot Exchange Rates

Lecture Notes #7

Lecture Notes #8

Lecture Notes #9

• Homework #2

Link #1

Link #2

Lecture #10

Bajari & Ye paper

• Homework #3

Lecture #11

Lecture #12

Lecture #13

Phelan and Rust Paper

Lecture #14

Lecture #15

• Homework #4

Lecture #16

Lecture #17

The Impact of Federal Spending on House Election Outcomes

Lecture #18

Lecture #19

Lecture #20

• Homework #5

Lecture #21

Lecture #22

Lecture #23

Lecture #24

Lecture #25

Portar Cartel Paper

Lecture #26

Lecture #27

• Homework #6

Lecture #28

Please download and read "The Consumer Gains from Direct Broadcast Satellites and the Competition with Cable TV" -Econometrica, March 2004 by Austan Goolsbee and Amil Petrin

Lecture #29

Please read Bajari and Hortacsu, "Are Structural Models of Auctions Reasonable?" (JPE, 2005)

• Homework #7 (Due December 1st)

Lecture #30

Please read Ryan, "Costs of Environmental Regulation in a Concentrated Industry"

Lecture #31

Lecture #32

Lecture #33

Lecture #34

Reference material, Rossi et. al.

Final exam, due January 8th, 2007

Return to Top