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Teaching
Regression Analysis, 70208
(Spring 2007, co-taught with
Professor Maria Ferreyra)
This course is designed for sophomores in the Tepper Business Administration Program. Topics include univariate regression, multivariate regression, the classical regression model, and statistical inference. Course Website (Blackboard)
PhD Econometrics I, 47811
(Fall 2006, TA for
Professor George-Levi Gayle)
This course is the first half of the fall semester Econometrics sequence for first year PhD students.
Here are my recommendations for econometrics textbooks for graduate students at Tepper (no professor has approved of this list, it's just my personal recommendation):
The Summer Before: Peter Kennedy's A Guide to Econometrics
During the Course: Fumio Hayashi's Econometrics
To Survive Any Take-Home Exams:Takeshi Amemiya's Advanced Econometrics and the Whitney Newey and Daniel McFadden (1994) Chapter 36 of the Handbook of Econometrics, Volume 4, North Holland.
Studying for Qualifiers: Jeffrey Wooldridge's Econometric Analysis of Cross Section and Panel Data with some solutions
Public Economics, 73352
(Fall 2006, TA for Professor Holger Sieg)
This course is designed for junior and senior undergraduates who have already taken the introductory micro theory class. Topics include public goods, taxation, political economy, adverse selection, information goods, and others. Course Website
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