Econometrics Beat: Dave Giles' Blog

Once upon a time there was a rule of thumb that there were 20 sheep in New Zealand for every person living there. Yep, I kid you not. The...

My introductory graduate econometrics class has just finished up. The students sat the final examination yesterday. They did really well! ...

Ken Clements (U. Western Australia) has sent me a copy of his paper, co-authored with Grace Gao this month, " The Rotterdam Demand M...

Chris Blattman (Columbua U.) has a blog directed towards international development, economics, politics, and policy. In a post yester...

While we're on the subject of the history of econometrics ......... blog-reader Mark Leeds kindly drew my attention to this interestin...

If you look back at the various posts on this blog in the category of History of Econometrics, you'll find that I've often mention...

When you get a chance to check out the "beta" release of EViews 9 (which current users can download from here ), you'll find...

I just love Dick Startz 's "byline" on the EViews 9 Beta Forum :  "Non-normality and collinearity are NOT problems!...

If you're an EViews user then you'll be delighted to learn that the beta version of the new EViews 9 was released this morning. ...

Marc Bellemare has been catching my attention recently. On Saturday I had a post  that mentioned his talk on "How to Publish Academi...