Econometrics Beat: Dave Giles' Blog

It's interesting to dwell on the popularity of different estimators that econometricians use. Some estimators are "in vogue" ...

Today being Mothers' Day in many parts of the world, I thought that flowers would be appropriate. Well, a price index for (Gardens, Pl...

A paper of mine appears in the latest issue of the Chilean Journal of Statistics . The paper is titled, "Exact asymptotic goodness-of-...

Marcus Beck has a nice (& relatively new) blog called R is My Friend . You can guess that his posts relate to the use of R. I parti...

André Richter wrote to me from Germany, commenting on the reporting of robust standard errors in the context of nonlinear models such as L...

"Turn on the economy". That's one of the invitations issued to (web) visitors to the museum of New Zealand's central ban...

All students of economics have heard about The Phillips Curve in one of its forms or another. The Phillips Curve is named after A. W. H. (B...

Here are some of the papers that I have been reading in the past few days: Majid M. Al-Sadoon , 2013. Geometric and long run aspects of Gr...

I'm always keeping my eyes open for new or different resources that I can integrate into my Economic Statistics and Econometrics course...

Looking through the papers that are "in press" at Economics Letters today, I came across a paper by Anthony Landry, titled ...