After a year-long hiatus, I’m excited to return to common running a blog about econometrics! I’ve an extended listing of posts that I’m keen to jot down, and I hope you’ll discover them fascinating. To whet your urge for food, right here’s a preview of a few of the subjects I plan to cowl within the coming weeks:
- Bayesian versus Frequentist Approaches to Unit Roots
- How Not To Do Regression Adjustment
- Understanding the James-Stein Estimator
Within the meantime, I’ve a number of econometrics-related bulletins:
- I’ll be educating a summer time course on causal inference at Oxford this September. When you’re inquisitive about attending listed here are the registration particulars and right here’s the course web site.
- I’m at present working a digital summer time studying group on Bayesian Econometrics that can proceed no less than till September and doubtlessly past, relying on curiosity. If in case you have an e mail deal with that ends in
.ox.ac.ukyou possibly can self-register right here. When you don’t have an Oxford e mail deal with, ship me an e mail and I’ll add you manually. - Martin Weidner and I lately kicked of an initiative to alter the best way that analysis in econometrics is assessed. To search out out extra, go to sqare.org.
I’m trying ahead to getting again to common posting. If in case you have any particular requests, please add them within the feedback under.
