The course addresses the following questions: What are the advantages and limitations of experimental economics? How important are deviations from the assumptions of full rationality and strict self-interest in determining outcomes of economic interaction?

This course will provide an introduction to modern Bayesian methods in econometrics. Bayesian methods can be applied to any field of economics. The examples and exercises offered during the course will be drawn from various topics, including micro- and macroeconometrics, and finance. The main...

The biennial conference is the meeting place for top scientists from all over the world and successfully integrates the theoretical aspects as well as the perspectives of those who are primarily engaged in applying survey data. The goal is to develop consistent and applicable explanatory...

Papers on all topics broadly associated with macroeconomics are welcome including "standard" macroeconomic analysis (real and monetary business cycles, labor markets, growth etc.) and issues such as public finance, human capital accumulation, firm dynamics, asset pricing, heterogeneous agents,...

The conference will bring together academic, central bank and other financial sector economists working in areas of macroeconomics and finance in which Niels Thygesen (who will turn 80 on 13 December) has been and still is active.

At the end of the course, the student should be able to demonstrate: - Basic understanding of the main model frameworks for long-run macroeconomics. This includes the Diamond model with overlapping generations in discrete time and the Ramsey model in continuous time. - Proficiency in the...

Throughout the course we will illustrate the econometric concepts with macroeconomic applications related to: (1) inflation and monetary policy and (2) purchasing power parity and uncovered interest rate parity. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's...

The Summer school runs over three weeks with a course program consisting of 45 hours of lectures in class, 30 hours of prepared exercises (theoretical and practical) in class and individual project work supervised by the faculty members. The guiding principle of the summer school is ‘learning...

The symposium will bring together researchers applying stochastic dynamic models in finance and/or economics. Relevant subject areas include, but are not limited to: asset pricing, consumption and portfolio choice, credit risk, real options, economic growth under uncertainty, monetary theory,...

Topics: All topics associated with macroeconomics are welcome including “standard” macroeconomic analysis (real and monetary business cycles, labor markets, growth etc.) and issues such as public finance, human capital accumulation, firm dynamics, asset pricing, heterogeneous agents, income...