The following courses are now history. For the time being, the material related to them is still accessible. This may be of interest with regard to the grad courses, where your presentation files and those of your colleagues can be accessed.


Summer Term 2011: Information for the participants of course 390039 (Econometrics of Panel Data)

 

 

Summer Term 2011: Information for the participants of course 040185/4 (Introduction to Macroeconomics)

 



Information for participants of the course 040131 (Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung)

Als Unterlage zu diesem Kurs leistet ein Skriptum gute Dienste, welches hier abgeladen werden kann. Ich bin für alle Kommentare zu diesen Unterlagen dankbar, vor allem bezüglich Fehlern.

Zu den ersten Teilen dieses Skriptums existiert eine verdichtete Slide-Show, die Interessierte hier abladen können. Da das Textbuch von Ramanathan, auf dem der Kurs aufbaut, derzeit vergriffen ist, können solche Unterlagen eine größere Rolle spielen. Da die Slides zum ersten Mal eingesetzt werden, können sie fehlerhaft sein. Ich bitte um Hinweise. Die jüngste Version stammt vom 24/11 und enthält einige kleinere Korrekturen (z.B. nicht prüfungsrelevante Beweisskizzen).

In der ersten Einheit am 4/10 wurde der Termin für den Midterm-Test mit 6/12 festgelegt. Der Endtest wird in der letzten Lehreinheit im Jänner statt finden, d.h. am 31/1.

Hier können Sie den Midterm-Test des Jahres 2004 herunter laden. Heuer dient er uns als Hausübung (Teil der Mitarbeitsbeurteilung), und die Lösung war bis zum 28/11 (Beginn der LV, 14:30) abzugeben. Eine grobe Lösung der Beispiele kann hier abgeladen werden.

Zum restlichen Teil des Skriptums kann jetzt eine Slide-Show probeweise hier abgeladen werden. Die üblichen Hinweise gelten auch hier.

Der leicht modfizierte Endtest des Jahres 2005 kann hier und hier abgeladen werden. Uns dient er heuer als 2. Hausübung (Teil der Mitarbeitsbeurteilung), welche bis zum 24. Jänner (Beginn der LV, 14:30) abgegeben werden sollte. Wie auch sonst, kann nicht garantiert werden, dass der tatsächliche Endtest der Hausübung ähnlich ist. In 2 Aspekten aber ist die Übung für Endtests typisch: (a) Frageblatt und Beiblatt mit empirischen Printouts (b) der Durbin-Watson-Test ist Teil des Stoffes. Ein Vorschlag zu Antworten lässt sich hier herunter laden.

Oben auf dieser Seite sehen Sie bitte die Endergebnisse für diesen Kurs. Hier eine kleine Erläuterung zur Bewertung des Endtests.


Information for participants of the course 040787 (Applied Time-Series Analysis)

The first section of this course will use a set of lecture notes that can be downloaded here. I am grateful for any comments on such material, particularly on typos and errors.

In the form of presentation slides, this material is available here.

In the first session, the structure of this course was confirmed. The first part will be closed with a test, and the last units in January will be reserved for presentations of students' projects. The date for the test will be December 13, 2010.

Course outlines for the second section of the course can be downloaded here.

A condensed slide show for the second part of the course is available here. The usual proviso applies.

The STATA code used in the unit of November 29 is downloadable here. Note that the extension is “doo” to circumvent download restrictions of executable files. You should change it to “do” before you run it. The necessary sunspot data are downloadable here.

Some participants have contacted me on behalf of their preferences for presentation dates for their empirical projects. Please feel free to inform me, and then I will enter you into an informal grid, either for January 24 or for January 31, 2011. Remember that the idea was short presentations of around 10 minutes. The current version of the grid can be viewed here.

Please note that I should have received a written version of your project by January 31, 2011. The expected form is a short written paper of a few pages that clearly contains all details of your project.


Information for participants of the course 390027 (Nonlinear Time-Series Analysis)

In the first unit on 5/10, we convened that a written test will be done on 7/12. The units from 14/12 will be used for presentations by participants.

My presentation slides for this course can be downloaded here. This version is from December 2, 2010, and it contains an updated and corrected slide #79. Many thanks for pointing out a mistake in the previous version.

Here is some material for those who wish to play with the presented models and data: the data on lynx and sunspots can be downloaded, these are also on the Fan/Yao homepage that accompanies the book. The R code for the AR-ARCH model presented on 12/10 can be downloaded here.

Some participants have already started announcing topics and convening dates for their planned presentations. A roster of planned presentations is accessible here. It will be updated regularly as new information comes in.

Participants have expressed their interest in a role model for a potential test. Here you can download last year’s test. Tentative answers to these questions can be downloaded here.

Results for the test on December 7, see above on this page.

Please note that I should receive a written version of your presentation by January 31, 2011. For book chapters, good and detailed presentation slides are acceptable. For empirical projects, a written version should be transmitted that clearly contains all details of your project.



Information for the course 40185 Introduction to Macroeconomics

 

The official material on national accounts, which is relevant for the midterm test, is a summary by Ana Ania-Martinez that is downloadable here.

Presentation slides for the introductory part and for national accounts, which are used in this course, can be downloaded here. Note that these slides are a didactic device and are not the official material for the midterm test.

In the last comparable course, I used a set of lecture notes that is downloadable here following a moderate update (comments on errors welcome). Note that these lecture notes are a didactic device and do not necessarily correspond to the official material for midterm and final tests. The section on National Accounts is too detailed, while you may appreciate reading the textbook for a deeper understanding of the remaining sections.

Here you can download the first homework example on national accounts. This homework was due by March 25.

Here you can download tentative answers to the first homework problem. Kindly let me know if you disagree with any of the points in this file.

Here you can download the second homework example on the IS-LM model. This homework was due by April 26.

Here you can download answers to the second homework assignment. Kindly let me know if you disagree, as usual.

Results of the midterm test see further up on this page. Note that only the students listed above can attend the final test.

A file containing answers to all midterm problems can be accessed here. Please inspect this file even if you fully agree with your marks, as these issues should be understood fully, in order to get prepared for the finals.

Here you can download the third homework example on the AS-AD model. This assignment was due by May 27. Here you can download a tentative solution.

Here you can download the fourth and last homework assignment on the dynamic model. It was due by June 17. Here you can download a tentative solution.

Last year, the test downloadable here was used as a final test. It may serve as a role model. Please note, however, that particularly the emphasis on specific sections may change between tests. Generally, the relevant course material for the final test comprises the whole term beginning in March, although of course the main emphasis is on the sections after the IS-LM model and details from the very first parts will not be asked.


 

Information for the course 40871 Econometric Methods for Panel Data

In the last comparable course, we used a sequence of lecture notes. Following some revision, the first portion of these lecture notes is downloadable here.

In the first unit on March 3, we convened that there will be a test on May 12.

Kindly inform me on your preferences regarding topics and dates of presentations, preferably by e-mail. The roster of presentations will be updated regularly, so you can see which topics and slots are available. You also see that some presenters have made available their presentation slides. You can view these by clicking on the presentation title in the roster. This is a convenient feature that definitely helps the audience in following the presentations.

Participants have expressed their interest in the slides that I use for presentation. After adjusting another typo, these are now downloadable here.

A second portion of lecture notes is downloadable here. The corresponding condensed slide sequence is downloadable here.

A role-model test from a previous comparable course is downloadable here. The usual proviso applies (course contents may have changed).

Kindly remember that a text version of your presentation is required until end-of-June. In case you present a literature item (book chapter, article), you may submit your detailed presentation slides. For empirical projects, however, I insist that the text summary contains all necessary details, such that all steps of your approach can be understood clearly without having to follow your presentation.

 

 Information for the course 40568 Econometrics of Seasonality

The presentation slides that I use in the course can be downloaded here.

In the first unit on March 2, we convened that there will be a test on May 4.

Participants have expressed their interest in the Stata codes used in the course. You can download the code for the artificial deterministic model here.

Kindly inform me on your preferences regarding topics and dates of presentations, preferably by e-mail. The roster of presentations will be updated regularly, so you can see what topics and slots are available. You also see that some presenters have made available their presentation slides. You can view these by clicking on the presentation title in the roster. This is a convenient feature that definitely helps the audience in following the presentations.

In a previous comparable course, this test was used as a midterm test. Please be conscious of the fact that the presented material may change slightly from year to year.

Results (point score) for the test on May 4 please see further up on this page. Note that there is some mismatch between participants in this test and those in the presentation roster. In case you did not attend the test but you wish to continue this course, please contact me.

Some answers and comments for the test on May 4 may be convenient. You can download them here.


Informationen zum Kurs 40131 Einführung in die empirische Wirtschaftsforschung, WS 2009/10

 

Information for the course 40787 Applied Time Series Analysis, WS 2009/10


Information for the course 40789 Nonlinear Time Series, WS 2009/10

 



Informationen zum Kurs 40680 UK Introduction to Macroeconomics, SS 2009


Information for the course 40229 UK Econometric Forecasting, SS 2009


Information for the course 40871 UK Econometric Methods for Panel Data, SS 2009


Kurs 40023  (Makroökonomie I), SS 2008

 

Kurs 40749 (Generalized Methods of Moments), SS 2008

 

Kurs 40568 (Econometrics of Seasonality)

 

Kurs 40131  (Einführung in die empirische Wirtschaftsforschung), WS 2007/08

 

Kurs 40227 (Angewandte Zeitreihenanalyse), WS 2007/08

 

Course 40590 (Vector Autoregressive Models), WS 2007/08

 

Course 40186 (Econometric Forecasting), WS 2007/08

 

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