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Adavanced economics STATA user guides for econometrics undergraduates. Includes all regressions and analysis covered Quantitative Economics and Econometrics (ECON019), Microeconometrics (ECON0021) and Econometrics for Macroeconomics and Finance (ECON0022).

Summary of Economics of Money and Banking taught in ECON0038 (Year 2022/2023) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Money (and Credit) Makes the World Go Around, 2) The Economics of Cryptocurrencies and Digital Money, 3) Why Do Banks Exist and How Do Banks Compete? , 4) The Why and How of Bank Regulation in Normal and Crisis Times and 5) Post Global Financial Crisis Debates.

Summary of Network Science for Economists taught in ECON0123 (Year 2022/2023) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Overview and Basics of Graph Theory, 2) Optimization on Network and Congestion Games, 3) Auctions and Sponsored Search Auctions, 4) Marriage Markets and Assignments, 5) Matching Markets and Trading Networks, 6) Network Effects, 7) Cascades and Epidemics, 8) Markets with Network Goods, 9) Strategies for Network Goods and 1...

Summary of Econometrics for Macroeconomics and Financ taught in ECON0022 (Year 2022/2023) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Introduction to Time Series and Autoregressive (AR) Models, 2) Time Series Asymptotic Theory and Autoregressive (AR) Models, 3) Univariate Time Series Models: Autoregressive (AR), Moving Average (MA), ARMA and Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ADL) Models, 4) Forecasting and Model Selection, 5) Trends and Cycles...

Summary of Topics in Household Economics taught in ECON0115 (Year 2022/2023) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Income Pooling I, 2) Income Pooling II, 3) The Unitary Model of Choice, 4) Household Choice and the Unitary Model, 5) The Unitary Model, 6) Non-Unitary Models: The Gains from Marriage, 7) Non-Unitary Models: Preferences, Household Production, Decision Making, 8) Non-Unitary Models: The Collective Model, 9) Measurement of I...

Summary of Economics of Finance taught in ECON0048 (Year 2021/2022) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Basic Concepts in Finance, Arbitrage and the Money Market, 2) Measuring Return, Arbitrage in Theory and in Practice, 3) The Bond and Equity Markets, Complete Markets, Modelling Risk Aversion, 4) History of Asset Returns, Optimal Portfolio Choice, the Stochastic Discount Factor, 5) Optimal Portfolio Choice Under Mean-Variance Prefer...

Summary of Term 2 taught in ECON0019 (Year 2021/2022) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Potential Outcomes and Experiments, 2) Instrumental Variables I, 3) Instrumental Variables II, 4) Simultaneous Equations Models, 5) Limited Dependent Variables I, 6) Limited Dependent Variables II, 7) Limited Dependent Variables III, 8) Limited Dependent Variables IV and Regression with Time Series I, 9) Regression with Time Series III and 10) S...

Summary of Term 1 taught in ECON0019 (Year 2021/2022) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered include: 1) Simple Linear Regression (SLR), 2) Multiple Linear Regression (MLR), 3) Finite Sample Inference in MLR, 4) Large-Sample Inference in MLR, 5) MLR with Qualitative Information, 6) Heteroskedasticity, 7) More on Specification and Data Issues, 8) Pooled Regressions and Panel Data Methods I, 9) Panel Data Methods II and 10) MLR: Further Issues.

Summary of Term 2 (Open Economy) taught in ECON0016 (Year 2021/2022) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered centre on the open economy model: 1) Macroeconomics for the Open Economy, 2) Supply-side, Demand-side and Real Exchange Rates, 3) Inflation-targeting in the Open Economy, 4) Inflation-targeting, Exchange Rate Overshooting & Volatility, 5) Demand side and Trade Balance in the Open Economy, 6) The Real Exchange Rate, Inflation and the Supply-si...

Summary of Term 1 (Closed Economy) taught in ECON0016 (Year 2021/2022) Detailed notes from lecture notes, textbooks and other materials. Topics covered centre on the closed economy model: 1) Introduction and The Demand Side, 2) The Demand Side Part 2, 3) The Supply Side, 4) Macroeconomic Dynamics, 5) Expectations and Policy Effectiveness, 6) Monetary Policy, 7) Fiscal Policy, 8) Finance and the Macroeconomy, 9) The Global Financial Crisis, 10) The Consequences of the Crisis and Course Over...